The Dulong River is so beautiful it makes you cry

The Dulong River originates from the southern peaks of the Boshula Mountains in Chayu County, Nyingchi City, Tibet, and flows through Gada Village, where it is known as the Gada River. After entering Yunnan, it is called the Kelauluo River, and after merging with the Mabiluo River in Yunnan, it is called the Dulong River. The Gaoligong Mountains on the east bank block the passage to the outside world, while the Dandanglika Mountains on the west bank form a natural barrier along the national border. Here, snow-capped mountains stretch as far as the eye can see, and the valleys are steep. The Dulong River Valley is one of the most well-preserved areas of primitive ecology in China. The Dulong River is about 100 km long in Yunnan, flowing through the No. 41 boundary marker in Maku Village before entering Myanmar. The Dulong River Scenic Area is a little-known, mysterious corner of the world, a paradise on earth, home to the primitive Dulong tribe, tattooed women, and a place where people and gods coexist. Dulong River Valley