Bangda Grassland

Bangda Grassland is located in the Chamdo region of Tibet. The terrain is broad and gentle, with abundant water and lush grass. The upper reaches of the Yuqu River, a tributary of the Nujiang River, meander through it. Dense, low-lying meadow plants such as Artemisia and sedges grow on the expansive low-lying wetlands on both sides, creating a green carpet-like landscape. In addition to herds of cattle and sheep roaming and grazing there, occasionally some Tibetan antelopes can also be seen.