Why should Travellers go to Center Tibet

It  is  Tibet’s  heartland  and  has  almost  all  the  landscapes  you’ll  find
across the plateau, from sand dunes and wide rivers to soaring peaks
and alpine forests. Due to its proximity to Lhasa, it is the first taste of
rural  Tibet  that most  visitors  experience,  and  exploring  the  region  on
foot is thebest way to appreciate its scenery - fine walking opportunities
abound,  from  day  hikes  to  overnight  treks.  It  is  also  the  traditional
power centre of Tibet, and home to its oldest buildings and most historic
monasteries.  A  thousand-year-old  temple  or  hilltop  fort  seems  to  lie
around every bend in the road. Some of its best-known destinations are
crowded in high season, so consider getting off the beaten path ꡃ there
are endless valleys along the Yarlung Tsangpo river to explore. Head
up one and you’ll feel like you have Tibet all to yourself.