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"Seventy-Seven Days" Dream Producers' Tibet Visit Event

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Last updated 2026-09-24 — I. Time: December 24 – December 29 II. Visit Itinerary: This itinerary is for reference only and may be adjusted according to the production schedule. D1: (December 24) Schedule: Meet at Lhasa Blue Sky Inn. After check-in, you can stroll around the Potala Square, Barkhor Street, Majiayamei, and Namaste, experiencing the vibe of Lhasa...


D3: (December 26)
Schedule: Visit the film set, experience the life of the cast and crew, and take photos with the actors.
Meals: Provided by the production crew
Accommodation: Blue Sky Inn
Altitude: 3,680 meters
 
D4, D5: (December 27, 28)
Schedule: Namtso Lake
Namtso is the largest lake in Tibet, the highest-altitude saltwater lake in the world, and a sacred site in the hearts of pilgrims. Legend has it that Namtso is the daughter of Indra and the wife of Nyenchen Tanglha, regarded as a must-visit holy place by devotees. Since ancient times, pilgrims have flocked here. The five islands in the lake are said to be the incarnations of the Five Dhyani Buddhas, and all who visit the sacred lake for worship pay devout homage. It is believed that during the Tibetan Year of the Sheep, all buddhas, bodhisattvas, and dharma protectors convene at Namtso to hold grand ceremonies. Circumambulating the lake and chanting scriptures once during this time is said to be more meritorious than doing so one hundred thousand times at other times. Therefore, around April 15 (Buddha’s Blessing Day), believers flock to Namtso to circumambulate the lake, creating an unprecedented spectacle.
Meals: Meals within the scenic area
Transportation: Private car hire; Ticket: around 100 RMB per person.
Accommodation: Stay one night on Tashi Peninsula
Altitude: 5,000–5,500 meters
 
D6: (December 29)
Schedule: Free time, arranged departure
 

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