Accommodation and food options during trekking in Tibet vary depending on the trekking location.
Regarding accommodation, some routes offer options to stay in temples or camping grounds along the way, such as those near Mount Kailash. However, some mountainous trekking routes may require camping overnight as there might not be readily available accommodation nearby. If there are guesthouses along the trekking route, accommodation conditions might be limited, so it's best to research local accommodation options and prepare accordingly before the trip.
In terms of food, trekking around mountains often takes you far from towns, so it's advisable to bring your own food based on personal preferences, such as bread, compressed biscuits, beef jerky, and other high-calorie foods to meet the energy needs during the trek. In towns along the trekking route, many local restaurants or eateries offer basic Tibetan and Sichuan cuisine, and you can decide based on your preferences. If you wish to enjoy delicious meals during the trek, you can also hire a chef locally. This way, after a long journey, indulging in a meal prepared by a professional chef can be quite enjoyable.
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