Lhasa and its around

• Potala palace
• Jokhang temple
• Tsepung monastery
• Sera monastery
• Ramoche
• Hill of medicine master
• Tsupu monastery
• Reting monastery
• Ganden monastery
• Namtso Lake
• Mt. Nyianchentangulha
• Yangbajing
• Norbu lingka
• Pharla Lhufo Grotto Monastery
• Grand Buddha Statue in Nyetang
• Mosques
• The temple of Guanyu

Tsetang and its around

• Samye monastery
• Chandrok temple
• Yongbulakhang Palace
• Mindroling monastery
• Holy Larmonatso lake
• Qhongkejie monastery
• Tombs of Tubo Kings
• Yangdrok Lake

Shigatse and its around

• Tashilunpo monastery
• Perkhor monastery
• Mt. Everest
• Sakya monastery
• Rongbuk monastery
• Pintsolin monastery
• Xialu monastery
• Xixabangma peak

Nari

• Peikutso Lake

Chamdo

• Riwuqi golden pagoda

Yangdrok Lake

Yangdrok Lake, located 100km to the south of Lhasa city, with a elevation 4441m, is the second biggest, sacred lake in Tibet (in Tibet, Namtso, Lamunatso, Manasarovar were thought to be sacred lakes in this snow land.)

This lake is just by the Lhasa - Gyangtse - Shigatse road (old road), occupies an area of 648 square kilometres, it is a ring - shaped lake, in it is a huge Island (in fact, now it is a peninsuna), the watr in is salty. There are a lot of fishes in the lake, some people said that every person in China could have 0.5 kelograms of fish, I don't think it is a boast, for in the past thousands of years, the fish in were thought to be the God's or Gudian's manifestations, no one dared to eat, so lakes in Tibet are the paradises for fishes. Although nowadays people are going to taste fish, but the fishes in lakes, rivers in Tibet are under national protection because of the rare species.

Close to the lake are some other scenic spots such as the Snagding monastery, the Karola glacier and the 7191m Noijinkangsang peak.