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It was nice to hear that there is an establishment of railway from Qinghai to Lhasa. It may promote the tourism and more facilities each other for the world's living being. (Along the line, there are) magnificent views of snow mountains, spectacular views of nature,warm atmosphere in the train,delicious Chinese food. (Full Story) Janaki Parajuli, Nepal I don't think it is a good idea to build the Qinghai-Tibet Railway, because it will attract millions of tourists, which will a break the Tibet's natural scenery and original culture. (Full Story) Anny, China I'm very surprised at what I have seen here. Lhasa is much more modern than I thought. Everyday there is a new surprise waiting for me. This is really a great place with great people. Everything here is interesting, like the great scenery and landscape, but I am really impressed with the smiles of Tibetans, very pure and simple. (Full Story) Nicoll Francis, Belgium I am amazed at what I have seen here (in Tibet). We planned this tour for a very long time; I read a lot in books and on the Internet. Tibet was much poorer than this in my imagination. What worried me most before I came were transport conditions, but it was unnecessary. We enjoyed the trip (to Nam Co Lake) very much. I think I have a lot to share with my students (in Italy). (Full Story) Francesa Mole, Italy

The Qinghai-Tibet Railway is a symbolic project in China's West Development Strategy and will play a significant role in accelerating the social and economic development of Qinghai Province and Tibet Autonomous Region. It's envisaged that the rail link will help build up ethnic solidarity and benefit people of many ethnic groups. (Full Story) 　Key Moments 　3 Challenges to Construction 　World Records Protecting the Ecosystem Routes to Tibet -By Air -By Overland -By Train Travelling Tips Travel Tibet FAQ Tibetan Food Recommended Hotels Hospitals Tourist Visa High Altitude Sickness Cultural Consideration Medicine Money and Credit Card Equipment Sunburn Useful Tibetan Words Travel with Children