Many travelers are not used to carrying too much cash with them when they are away from home. For one thing, it is not particularly safe, and for another, it is more troublesome. So it is more convenient to withdraw money? What kind of bank card should the donkey friends bring? Due to the rapid development of Lhasa's economy and tourism, Lhasa has now developed into a relatively modern city, with complete living facilities, dazzling goods and busy streets. For the convenience of the public, there are many banks in Lhasa, including China Postal Savings Bank, China Agricultural Bank, China Construction Bank, China Industrial and Commercial Bank, and even a local bank-Tibet Bank. From the variety of these banks, we can also see that the life of Tibetans is getting better and better, and there are more and more tickets in hand. Every time I go to the bank to do business, there are people standing in the queue window like Tibetans. Of course, the largest number of banks in Lhasa is the Postal Bank of China, and there are postal banks in slightly prosperous areas. Therefore, friends who come to Lhasa to play can bring postal cards instead of so much cash. There are many cash withdrawal points for postal cards, and ATMs can be seen everywhere. Just after coming out of the west gate of Potala Palace and heading for beijing east road, there is a large postal bank, which also sells all kinds of exquisite postcards. This cheerful donkey friend can also go in and write postcards and send them to your relatives and friends. Many travelers have the habit of using credit cards in big cities, but it is not so convenient to use credit cards in Lhasa. Many shops don't support credit card service. You need to join a tour group or charter a car. Most travel agencies don't support credit cards when paying. The handling fee for withdrawing credit cards is relatively high, and there is a certain limit. Therefore, it is more convenient for travelers to bring postal cards. Of course, it is also good to use Agricultural Bank of China in Lhasa. But generally speaking, in Tibet, postal banks have the most outlets, especially in some smaller towns, and almost only postal cards can be used. Some other cash on you can be put in several pockets separately, so that if you lose it, you won't lose it all. There are many kinds of banks in Lhasa, including China Post Bank, China Agricultural Bank, China Construction Bank, Industrial and Commercial Bank, and even Tibet Bank, a local bank in Tibet. The number of banks in Lhasa is postal, so it is convenient to bring postal cards when visiting Tibet, especially in some smaller towns in Tibet, when almost only postal cards can be used. Oh, I forgot to tell you that if you want to go to the counter in the bank to handle business, remember to get the queue number as soon as you enter the door. Last time, I forgot to get the number and waited for a long time in vain.