Gastronomy Blog

Lhasa, located at the bottom of a unsatisfactory basin surrounded by mountains, Lhasa has an elevation of 3,650 meters and sits at 91'06E and 29'36N, the center of the Tibet tableland. Blessed with flat land and mild weather, Lhasa is free of polar winters and unbearably charged summers, having an annual average continuously temperature of 8 degrees C (43 degrees F). It enjoys 3,000 hours of sunlight annually, much more than all other cities in this regard, giving the municipality its documentation of ownership of "sunlit see." Lhasa enjoys an annual rainfall of 500 mm. It rains mainly in July, August and September. The rainy seasons in the summer and fall are the best seasons of the year, when it rains mostly at night, and is sunny in the daytime.