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Xiaoyqunali: It was the most comfortable night I've stayed in Tibet. The room was spacious, perfect for a trip with lots of stuff, with plenty of storage space. The shower was pleasant and not too tight. I went to the laundry room and noticed some unrefined guests using the washing machine to wash shoes. After notifying the front desk, I went back and saw that the washing machine was indeed being cleaned. I hope the hotel will add signs or have someone on duty to discourage this behavior. The parking lot is large and convenient. The breakfast was hearty and well-suited to Cantonese appetites.
Room 301, Building 1, No. 5 Zhamo Road, Zhamu Town
From € 41
Guest User: The room overlooks the Parlung Zangbo River and is opposite the Gangspruce forest. Every night I can lie in bed and look at the starry sky. The hotel staff were very enthusiastic, especially the housekeeper Tashi who was very attentive and considerate. He heard that we had severe altitude sickness in Laigu the day before, so he took us to experience the hyperbaric oxygen chamber. It was a great surprise that he recommended the nearby Gawalong Snow Mountain to us. All in all, it was a great stay experience. I will definitely choose to stay here next time I come to Bomi.
Beside the Galang Palace Ruins, Galang Village, Gu Township
From € 137
Kuluhuanxuan: The service staff was very enthusiastic and patient. I stayed at the best hotel on the 318 road. I ate very well. The room was clean. The staff in the breakfast area was very responsible and serious. I took the rice noodles and knocked them over. They immediately asked me if I had anything. Everyone cared about me. It was me who knocked it over, as if they made a mistake. Hahaha, asked me to flush the water and sprinkled salt on my hands. The first time I knew that I could sprinkle salt if I was burned, it really didn’t hurt soon. Special thanks to the aunts in the breakfast area. Like you! I met many Tibetans along the way. I don't think they are very friendly. There are many other cars. The Tibetans in this hotel are all very good!
No. 5 Attached, No. 102, Zhamu West Road, Zhamu Town
From € 34
Guest User: I was initially going to write a negative review. When I first checked the room, I didn't notice because the windows were open. But once I settled in to rest, the continuous bad smell from the shower made my head ache. Opening the window made it too cold. When I called the front desk to ask for a heater, I also mentioned the smell. The staff was incredibly helpful; they ran hot water in the shower for over ten minutes, and it actually solved the problem. The room had a nice view of the mountains, but it was very foggy the day we stayed, so there was no 'golden mountain in the sunrise' as advertised. We just enjoyed whatever view we had. Don't expect an overly lavish breakfast. For a local hotel, it was already very good, and since there aren't many better options, this place is quite decent.
About 300 meters northwest of PetroChina Bomi Gas Station, Hunie Line
From € 38
Guest User: We booked the hotel because we saw that it was newly opened in 2025 and thought that everything should be relatively new. There were very few service staff, and there was only one person at the front desk, who was responsible for taking the luggage and checking in. We had to push the luggage upstairs by ourselves without any instructions. The service staff was not familiar with the floor of the room and said it was on the sixth floor, so we pushed a cart of luggage to the sixth floor, but the room was not on the sixth floor. Then we pushed the luggage to the eighth floor, which was not the case. In the end, the room was on the fifth floor, so we ran back and forth like this, and then a piece of paint fell off the ceiling of the shower room. Fortunately, I didn't take a shower in it, otherwise it would have fallen on me. The floor tiles were also covered with footprints.
No. 12-2 Zhamu East Road
From € 41
pony_jia: 🏠Bomi Songtsam Linka Hotel is located on the edge of Guxiang Lake. The location is quite good. Unfortunately, during the dry season, the water level of Guxiang Lake is too low. If the weather is good, the snow-capped mountains opposite and next to it are clearly visible and very beautiful😊. 🌧️The weather was not good on the day of arrival, so the hotel warmly provided hot towels, biscuits and ginger tea; you can get free postcards at the front desk, which are all pictures of Linzhi scenery. You can entrust the hotel to mail them for one yuan postage; luggage will be collected There are staff who help deliver the food to the room, so you don’t need to do it yourself; the hotel also provides afternoon tea, but unfortunately I missed it because I was busy checking out the attractions. Evening tea can be delivered to the room, which is the evening after-dinner dessert (white fungus and red bean paste), which is different every day. It's quite delicious, not too sweet. The hotel has a swimming pool. After all, it's on the plateau, so not many people will enjoy it😛. 🍃A group of six people booked a deluxe family room with lake view. The suite has two floors in total, with a large bed room on the first floor. The balcony faces Guxiang Lake and the snow-capped mountains. There are sofas, coffee tables and coffee machines in the hall (can make freshly ground coffee, The quality is good); there are two large bed rooms on the second floor, one is on the same floor, and the other is facing the outdoor corridor of the hotel. The room is too small and cannot fit two suitcases in the room. We can only use the public space to place the suitcases. , more suitable for single occupancy; there is a large long table in the hall on the second floor, with exactly six seats, suitable for a group of friends to eat, drink and chat at night; the two bathrooms in the suite are both three-way separated, and the bathrooms also have heating pads to keep them super warm (prevention and treatment You should catch a cold at night), but there is no warm air in the bathroom (a bit confusing). The bathroom is equipped with a towel drying rack, but the drying area is relatively local, so it is easier to dry it on the radiator in the room. The wooden floor near the washbasin will squeak when walking, which may be related to the local weather😥. 🍜The variety of breakfast is not too rich, but the service is still very good. Because I have to drive every day, I can’t eat too much. I tasted the fried rice noodles on the first day. I wanted to try it again the next day but changed it to fried noodles. I was a little regretful. Yogurt It's quite delicious, but a little too sweet. Their breakfast is generally similar to that of the dinner restaurant, which is lighter and more focused on health. 🏔️The whole hotel is not big, so you can take a walk if you have time. The scenery at sunset is also good. To sum up: the service is very good, the scenery is not bad, except that it is more expensive, there are no other big problems. 😆 🌲There is a spruce forest scenic spot near the hotel. You can book tickets with Ctrip one day in advance. It is suitable for walking. The hiking distance is short, the environment is good, and the scenery is good. If you are interested, you can also go there.
Guxiang Village
From € 188
GZxiaoqiaoliushuirenjia: A very good hotel! The facilities are complete, new and clean, the parking lot is large, parking is convenient, and the service is professional and enthusiastic. What is particularly amazing is that the hotel prepares a lot of snacks for breakfast. The waiter constantly reminds the guests that there are frequent traffic jams on the road recently, so everyone can bring more snacks to eat on the road! Such enthusiasm and thoughtfulness are unique in China👍Definitely worth recommending to everyone.
Zhuolonggou Intersection (Opposite Meilihui Chun K) , Sangdeng Village
From € 21
Guest User: It was a bit beyond my expectation. I didn't expect that I could stay in such a good hotel at this price. The hotel is quite big and has complete facilities. There is a washing machine with a dryer on the first floor, which is just right for washing the dirty clothes from the previous few days. It is really practical. The room felt very clean and spacious, and there was an oxygen concentrator in the room. The most thoughtful thing is that there is body lotion on the sink. My skin was so dry after staying here for a few days, so I used it right away. The restaurant on the sixth floor is very unique. You can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the snow-capped mountains opposite while having breakfast in the morning. There is also a celebrity helicopter check-in point outside the restaurant, a starry sky restaurant, and a rooftop swimming pool (it feels like no one goes there because it's too cold). I arrived early yesterday and went to the gym for a short run. The weather was good, so I ran while looking at the scenery outside the window. The only downside is that there is no travel guide at the front desk, so you have to do your own research.
700 meters northwest of PetroChina, National Highway 318, Zhamu Town
From € 32
Anonymous User: The hotel is in good condition in all aspects and comfortable to live. There is a large yard (that is, the parking lot), which is very convenient for entering and leaving. But there is no back door directly to the lobby, you need to go out from the parking lot entrance and exit before going to the lobby. There is no parking place in front of the door. Although the breakfast is simple, it is very neat and warm. There are many restaurants around, and there is a lot of choice.
Beside Puji Hospital, Zhamu Village, Zhamu Town
From € 29
Joey Xiao: Well, this is my second stay after my first stay. I went to Moduo in the middle and stayed for another night. This time I changed my room. Unlike the last time, there is a little flaw. First of all, the lights in the bathroom in the bathroom are bad, and then the windows cannot be opened. But overall it is quite satisfactory. I hope the boss will maintain the equipment regularly.
Approximately 400 meters southeast of the intersection of Yanjiang East Road and Meizhou Avenue
From € 12
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Must-read Bomi guide for snow mountain hiking
Langqiu Glacier is located in Songzong Town, Bomi County, Nyingchi, hidden within the Dongqu Valley right next to G318. It is a massive maritime glacier nurtured by the Gangrigabu Snow Mountains. Its sheer scale surpasses that of the Midui Glacier, yet it remains free from crowds, preserving the most pristine appearance of the southeastern Tibetan wilderness. Over hundreds of millions of years, ice and snow have cascaded down from the peaks, with long glacial tongues extending all the way to the dense primeval forests. When sunlight hits, the folds of the ice reveal a deep, profound blue, while ice towers and crevasses are scattered about, telling the long evolutionary story of the glacier. Resting at the foot of the glacier is Demucuo, a jade-like lake that embraces the snow-capped mountains, icy peaks, and layered forests. When the water is calm, the reflection is complete and clear, like a natural painting. The valley is lush with trees. When autumn arrives, the mountains are covered in colorful forests, with golden yellows and dark greens interwoven against the backdrop of the white glacier. Streams babble through the woods, and the cold mountain breeze carries the fresh scent of grass and trees. Walking through it, the only sounds are the wind and the flowing meltwater. There is no noise from developed tourist attractions here, no complex man-made facilities—only the vast, quiet serenity of the snow-capped mountains and forests. To get close to the glacier, you need to hike deep along forest trails. While the wilderness is quiet, it also hides natural risks. This unpolished secret realm holds the unique, breathtaking beauty of the "Jiangnan of the Snow Region," where glaciers, lakes, and forests merge. Every view is an unadorned, wild, and pure glimpse of the Tibetan landscape.
Sichuan-Tibet Route | Stay in the embrace of the sacred mountain
Turn off G318 National Highway into Galang Village and drive a few kilometers up the winding mountain road to reach the hotel. It is truly secluded, right next to Gala Palace, at an altitude of approximately 2,700–2,800 meters, and about a 30-minute drive from Bomi County. The rooms feature a Tibetan wabi-sabi style with natural wood as the foundation, incorporating Tibetan elements without feeling heavy or oppressive. Rooms start at 32 square meters and feature a 1.8-meter king bed. The floor-to-ceiling windows face the Palong Zangbo River Valley and snow-capped mountains, offering views of 3 peaks—a "classic picture frame of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau's beauty." The rooms are full of thoughtful details, including Jurlique amenities. On the table, you will find Tibetan Gastrodia elata slices harvested from an altitude of 3,800 meters, which can be eaten directly or steeped in water—a local remedy for altitude sickness. The room also provides complimentary 9-grid snacks, fruit, drinking water, and beverages... 🔅 Nearby attractions: Galang Lake and the palace ruins are just steps away, while Gang Spruce Forest, Peach Blossom Valley, and Guxiang Lake are all within a 30-minute radius.
Nyingchi 5-day dream itinerary! You've got to see Tibet's "Little Jiangnan"
Hey everyone, Tibet is more than just Lhasa. There's also Nyingchi, known as the "Little Jiangnan" of Tibet🌿! It has snow-capped mountains, lakes, and forests. Here is a 5-day tested itinerary that won't let you down👇 🔥 Must-visit attractions 📍Basum Lake The water is turquoise and ridiculously clear! You can go hiking and explore the pristine ancient villages. Every photo you take will be a winner📸 📍Namcha Barwa The "golden mountain" sunrise is truly breathtaking! It's easier to see the full view in winter; in the rainy season, it's all up to luck~ 📍Suosong Village The perfect spot to photograph Namcha Barwa! However, there is some construction in the village, so it's a bit messy. Everyone, please be careful when taking photos 📍Xincuo A pristine secret spot surrounded by snow-capped mountains and meadows. The hike is super gentle and healing. Nature lovers must go🌲 📍Lulang Town The snow-capped mountains and forests are indescribably beautiful! It's altitude-sickness friendly, and you can go horseback riding and eat stone pot chicken for double the fun! 📍Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon The horseshoe-shaped bend is absolutely majestic! Seeing the "golden mountain" sunrise is all up to fate, so keep an open mind~ 🗺️ Nyingchi 5-day dream itinerary Day1️⃣ Exploring the canyon Mainling Airport → Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon (approx. 3h) to see the rushing river🌊 In the afternoon, have a coffee in the canyon, then head to Suosong Village (approx. 2h) In the evening, try Tibetan food at the inn and wait for the Namcha Barwa "golden mountain" sunrise🌄 Day2️⃣ Through forests and mountains Sejila Mountain Pass (approx. 1h) for a view of the snow-capped mountains → Lulang Forest (approx. 2h) for a breath of fresh forest air🍃 In the afternoon, have authentic stone pot chicken in Lulang Town, then head to the alpine pasture (approx. 2h) to see herds of cattle and sheep🐑 In the evening, return to Nyingchi city or head to Bome for a barbecue to recharge your energy Day3️⃣ Searching for the peach blossom paradise Drive to Bome Peach Blossom Valley (approx. 3h) and stroll through the wild peach forest—great for photos! In the afternoon, go to Gangyun Spruce Forest (approx. 2h) for a light hike; the tranquility of the primeval forest is divine🌲 Rest in Bome County in the evening and be sure to have some local mushroom soup🍄 Day4️⃣ Emerald lake secret spot Head to Basum Lake (approx. 3h) and climb to the island in the center of the lake to see the blue water and snow-capped mountains In the afternoon, take a sightseeing bus deep into the scenic area to Jieba Village (approx. 2h) to experience the primitive Gongbo Tibetan culture Stay in a Tibetan-style homestay in the evening; the butter tea made by the landlady is delicious🥹 Day5️⃣ Hiking and exploring Depart from Jieba Village to Xincuo (approx. 3h) for a hike in the pristine secret spot and stack a Mani stone pile to make a wish In the afternoon, return to Nyingchi city to stroll through Gongbo Park (approx. 1h) In the evening, have some modernized Tibetan food in Bayi Town and enjoy the night view of the Bayi Bridge for a perfect ending✨ Remember to pack sunscreen, sunglasses, and a light down jacket—the temperature difference on the plateau is no joke! Also, keep altitude sickness medication with you. Let's have a great trip and stay safe💪
Autumn in Nyingchi: leave Suosong Village to the tourists, and make Bomi your private autumn
In October in Nyingchi, Namcha Barwa shows itself about 80% of the time, and the colorful forests blaze from both banks of the Parlung Tsangpo River all the way to the foot of the snow-capped peaks. But if you stake your entire autumn on Suosong Village, you might be a little disappointed. Suosong Village has become a large construction site—bare earth everywhere, the clatter of houses being built, roads being repaired across the whole village. Someone paid CNY 1,000 for a "view room" and found a dirt pit outside the window; if you plan to photograph the sun‑lit golden peaks, a utility pole or an excavator may crash into your frame first. You can still see Namcha Barwa's golden peak from Suosong Village, but enduring a construction site for the view shouldn't be the whole experience of coming to Nyingchi in autumn. Zhuxi Glacier is another option. Located inside Bodui Peach Blossom Valley, it is Bomi's representative maritime glacier; in autumn the glacier, colorful forests, and golden leaves appear in the same frame, and the scene is indeed magnificent. But the problem with Zhuxi Glacier isn't the scenery—it's the access. From Bomi town you must go deep into the valley and hike about 4 hours to reach the foot of the glacier, which is a high threshold for people who want an easy autumn view; and while Bodui Peach Blossom Valley isn't as crowded in autumn as it is in spring, it can't really be called "private" either. So my suggestion is to keep Suosong Village and Zhuxi Glacier on your list, but make Bomi your main base for autumn. Why Bomi is worth making a detour Bomi county seat is only 2,725m above sea level, a rare low‑altitude refuge from altitude sickness on the way into Tibet. The climate is moist and the vegetation lush, earning it the nickname the Jiangnan of eastern Tibet. In October in Bomi, the barley has just been harvested, both sides of National Highway 318 are golden, the colorful forests reach their peak, and the snow‑capped mountains are at their clearest all year. The key is that without a peach blossom festival crowding things, most valleys and glaciers don't even charge admission. Bomi's real treasures are hidden at the ends of the county roads that branch off National Highway 318. The places below are the ones I think are most worth spending time at in autumn. Langqiu Glacier is Bomi's gift to people who don't want to buy tickets. It's near Songzong Town—turn right off National Highway 318 into Langqiu Village, and the paved road is passable by sedan. Drive to the edge of the forest, then hike 1–2 hours and the glacier, golden forest, and the deep blue Demcuo Lake will appear together. Compared with the commercialization and crowds at Midui Glacier, Langqiu Glacier is so quiet it feels like you discovered it yourself. ⚠️ Before entering the village, it's polite and safer to register at the village committee. Baipulong Valley suits those willing to walk for a while. It's tucked deep in Yuxu Township—navigate to Baiyu Village from Bomi town, about a 1‑hour drive, but from Baiyu Village to the trailhead you need a high‑clearance 4WD or can take a villager's motorcycle for about CNY 300 per person. The hike is about 2 hours one way, rising from 3,000m to 4,000m, passing through primary forest, streams, and alpine pasture; at the end are a blue ice lake and a millennia‑old glacier. It's friendly to beginners, but wear hiking shoes and bring trekking poles, and start as early as possible. You need to pay a sanitation fee of CNY 100 per person at the village committee, and a guide fee of CNY 300. Garlang Lake is the easiest free hidden gem along National Highway 318 to overlook. It's about 17 km from Bomi town at roughly 2,700m elevation, newly rated a 4A attraction in 2025 but still free. The lake is as wide and open as a giant emerald on the ground; on sunny days you can photograph reflections of the snow peaks, forest, and Tibetan village. On the mountainside by the lake are the ruins of Garlang Palace, founded around AD 100—climb up for a lake view where history and autumn color overlap. Gangyun spruce forest was named one of China's 10 most beautiful forests by China National Geographic. It's about 22 km from the county town and the admission is about CNY 80 per person. The original spruces reach 70–80m in height and are 300–400 years old, with hanging lichens and dreamlike shafts of light. The classic Grass Lake loop is about 6 km round trip, the trail is gentle, and it's suitable for all ages. Enter from the Baka Village trailhead. In autumn Gangyun is quieter than Lulang, with golden spruces and green meadows interwoven and streams running through the woods—it’s the kind of place you walk into and don't want to leave. Gawalong is only a half‑hour drive from Bomi town, free admission, and no border permit required, tucked by the Zamei Highway. The alpine lake consists of three small lakes, with tea‑green, amber, and milky white waters. From late October to early November the colorful forests peak—reds, yellows, and oranges interlace with the snow mountains. The visitor center's second floor is a quiet place to sit and admire the snowy forest, and the afternoon light is best. How to connect these spots You don't need an overly complicated plan for Bomi. The core logic is: use Zamu Town in the county as your supply base, head in one direction each day, and return to town before dark. On day 1, after arriving in Bomi, don't rush off. Go to Gangyun spruce forest and walk the Grass Lake trail, a 2–3 hour easy hike to help your body adapt to the altitude and to settle into autumn's rhythm. On day 2 head toward Songzong Town for Langqiu Glacier, and on the way back in the afternoon stop by Garlang Lake to catch the reflections before sunset. On day 3, if you have the stamina, go to Baipulong Valley—it takes a full day; if you prefer something easier, go to Gawalong, a half‑hour drive and half a day is enough. If you can stay an extra day, head toward Guxiang Lake—the shore is free, Tibetan houses are scattered around, and the sunset on the lake is perfect for doing nothing but sitting. A few truly useful reminders Road conditions require more buffer than you might expect. There are occasional landslides on the Bomi section of National Highway 318, and the Bomi–Tongmai stretch deserves particular attention. In September 2026 the G349 section from Jiali toward Bomi recently lifted rockfall controls, but with recent continuous rain, slopes still pose sporadic rockfall risk. Check real‑time road conditions before you go and leave a half‑day to a full day of flexibility in your schedule. For transport, flying directly to Nyingchi and renting a car locally is the fastest combination. Picking up a car at Nyingchi Milin Airport saves you the four or five hour drive from Lhasa. If you're worried about altitude sickness, you can take the high‑speed train from Lhasa to Nyingchi, which takes 3.5 hours and lets you adapt gradually. Most of the county roads from Bomi town to the lesser‑known spots are reasonably passable, but deep valleys like Baipulong require a 4WD high‑clearance vehicle; you can charter a car locally or ask your guesthouse host to arrange one. Temperature swings in October can exceed 10°C between day and night. Daytime is 15–20°C, and nights can drop below 5°C. A windbreaker plus a light down jacket is standard; during daytime photos you can strip down to a sweater or long sleeve, but put it back on as soon as the sun sets. High‑altitude UV is unforgiving year‑round—SPF 50+ sunscreen, sunglasses, and a sun hat are essential. Don't be overly worried about altitude sickness in Bomi. The county town sits at about 2,700m, with a much friendlier oxygen level than Lhasa, and most people won't have obvious symptoms. Still, on your first day avoid strenuous activity and alcohol, drink plenty of water, and let your body quietly adjust overnight. One last thing: Bomi's autumn isn't for ticking boxes. Its charm is that you can stop your car at the end of a country road, open the door, and the golden forest and blue glacier are quietly there—no tour buses, no turnstiles, and no one pushing you to move on. Suosong Village's golden peak is worth seeing once, but Bomi's autumn is worth staying several days for.
Self-drive in Tibet's Jiangnan | 4 days in Nyingchi, a wonderland at every turn
I've put together a super practical 4-day self-drive itinerary for Nyingchi, covering both popular attractions and hidden gems. It includes real reviews on dining, accommodation, and road conditions, making it perfect for beginners to follow. Day 1: Basu to Lulang. You'll pass Ranwu Lake and Midui Glacier along the way. If you have time, explore them in depth; if you're in a rush, a quick stop at the entrance is enough. Arrive in Lulang in the evening and stay at the Lingsa Homestay within the village—it's quiet and authentic. The sunset at Zhaxigang Folk Village is stunning, and the evening bonfire creates a great atmosphere, full of Tibetan village charm. Day 2: In-depth tour of Lulang + Yarlung Tsangpo River. Start your morning with a great local Tibetan breakfast—the tsampa and highland barley cakes are authentic and delicious. Gongcuo Lake and the alpine pastures are free to visit and offer great value, with grasslands, forests, and snow-capped mountains all in one frame—perfect for photos. In the afternoon, head to the Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon and stay at a hotel in Suosong Village. The location is excellent, offering unobstructed views of Namcha Barwa for a top-tier accommodation experience. Day 3: Grand Canyon + Basum Lake. Spend the day checking in at various viewing platforms along the Yarlung Tsangpo River to admire the majestic Namcha Barwa from multiple angles. Basum Lake, with its clear green water and lush vegetation, is a classic must-visit spot in Nyingchi. Stay overnight at the Gongbu Jingxuan Homestay in Jieba Village, which faces the lake and snow-capped mountains, offering a quiet and comfortable environment. Day 4: Hidden gem Bailang Valley to Shigatse. The road conditions in Bailang Valley are tough, with washboard roads and potholes throughout, so drive slowly and watch your undercarriage. However, the valley scenery is primitive and stunning. Hike 4 km to reach Pu Cuo Lake, which is pristine and uncommercialized, with scenery that far exceeds expectations. The entire trip is well-paced, with beautiful scenery and few crowds, making it perfect for an in-depth self-drive tour.
Southern Tibet 4-day 3-night guide
Nyingchi, Tibet 4 days 3 nights | Step into southern Tibet and chase Namcha Barwa's golden sunrise ✨ If this is your first time visiting Tibet, choose Nyingchi first. The average elevation is about 3,000m, so altitude sickness risk is lower. Snowy peaks, canyons, lakes, forests, and peach blossoms are all here, with a relaxed pace that suits families, friends, and first‑time visitors. 📅 Best times to go ▪️ Mar–Apr peach blossom season: snow mountains and wild peach blossoms together. Suosong village and Bomi Peach Blossom Valley are legendary. Accommodation prices rise, so be sure to book in advance ▪️ Jun–Aug summer: forests are lush and it's comfortable for cooling off. Rainy season brings more clouds, and Namcha Barwa often hides in the mist ▪️ Sep–Oct golden autumn: more clear days, highest chance to see the sunlit peak. Niyang River's colorful forests are stunning, with fewer tourists and good value ▪️ Nov–Feb winter: fewer visitors and discounted tickets, snow mountains are clear, but high mountain passes can get snowed in and roads may close Where to stay ▫️ Bayi town (Nyingchi city center): convenient for transport and dining. If you just arrived in Nyingchi, stay here first to acclimate to the altitude ▫️ Suosong village: top choice for views of Namcha Barwa. Many guesthouses have terraces with direct views of the sunlit peak. Facilities are basic but the scenery is unbeatable ▫️ Lulang town: surrounded by forest meadows, great for relaxing. Stone pot chicken is easy to find Daily itinerary Day 1 Arrive in Nyingchi | Acclimate to altitude, stroll the valley Land at Milin airport or take the Lalin railway to Nyingchi station, then check in at Bayi town. ⚠️ Do not bathe or do strenuous activity right after arrival. Rest well to prevent altitude sickness ▫️ Afternoon: Niyang River scenic belt and Yani wetland park — emerald water, riverside meadows, wide views at the confluence of two rivers. Take a leisurely walk and photos ▫️ Evening: have Tibetan food in town and rest early Day 2 Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon – Suosong village | Wait for Namcha Barwa at sunset Spend the day heading to the canyon. Be sure to take the park shuttle. ▫️ Stop at viewpoints along the river to see the powerful Yarlung Tsangpo canyon scenery ▫️ Afternoon: check in at Suosong village, which faces Namcha Barwa's main peak and is widely regarded as the best photo spot ▫️ Evening: quietly wait for the golden sunset on the peak. It's commonly missed, so seeing it depends on luck. When it happens, the golden light covering the snow peak is breathtaking Tip: it's windy and cold on the mountain, bring a thick coat Day 3 Sejila Pass – Lulang forest | The eastern Switzerland forest pasture ▫️ Cross Sejila Pass (elevation 4,720m) for a panoramic view of Namcha Barwa. Don't stay too long when taking photos, as dizziness and altitude sickness can occur ▫️ Descend to Lulang forest: spruce virgin forest, alpine meadows, Tibetan villages — a sea of green that feels like Switzerland ▫️ Must try: Lulang stone pot chicken, Medog stone pot stewed chicken with local herbs and matsutake mushrooms — the broth is savory and warming ▫️ Stay in Lulang or return to Bayi town for the night Day 4 Basong Tso | Emerald alpine lake, return ▫️ Visit the 5A scenic Basong Tso, whose water is a clear emerald blue. Walk to the island and visit Cuozong Gongba Monastery, stroll along the lakeshore. If you're fit, try the Xinco light hike for a secluded feel ▫️ After touring, return according to your flight or train schedule 🍲 Must-try foods ✅ Lulang stone pot chicken: a must in Nyingchi, drink the soup ✅ Tibetan pork: delicious roasted or stewed ✅ Butter tea and barley pancake: eat together to relieve highland dryness ✅ Yak meat hot pot: very comforting when it's cold ✅ Tibetan yogurt, even better with honey Travel tips and pitfalls to avoid 1. Altitude sickness: Nyingchi's overall altitude is friendly, but mountain passes are high. Bring oral glucose solution; oxygen cylinders are cheaper at city pharmacies, while scenic areas charge high prices. In the 2 days before arrival, avoid alcohol and strenuous exercise, and drink plenty of warm water 2. Transport: attractions are far apart, so relying only on public transport is not recommended. Prioritize hiring a private car or self-driving. Roads have many curves; watch for falling rocks in the rainy season, and avoid driving mountain roads at night 3. What to wear: dress in layers year-round — quick‑dry base layer + fleece + shell or light down jacket. Day‑night temperature differences are huge, and passes can be very cold even in summer. SPF50+ sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat, and lip balm are essential — you can get sunburned on cloudy highland days 4. Documents: carry your ID card. To visit Medog or Zayu, apply for a border pass in advance; it's free to apply at your household registration office 5. Customs: do not step on temple thresholds, do not take pictures of locals without permission, and respect Tibetan customs 6. Seeing Namcha Barwa requires a calm mindset — cloud cover is common, so don't let not seeing it affect your trip. Be cautious about low‑price shopping tour groups
Don't just rush to Xin Tso at Basong Tso. Cuogao Ancient Village is the hidden valley secret
More than just Xin Tso | Basong Tso's Cuogao Ancient Village, the scenery most people miss. Many people come to Basong Tso and only have eyes for Xin Tso. They head back after seeing Xin Tso, missing out on the valley landscape that is Cuogao Ancient Village. Snow-capped mountains stretch out before you, with clouds wrapping around the mountainsides. A tributary of the Parlung Tsangpo River winds through the grasslands, and Tibetan-style villages sit quietly in the valley. From an aerial perspective, farmland, rivers, forests, and sharp peaks all appear in the same frame. You don't need to hike far to see the most healing panoramic view of the mountains and rivers in Eastern Tibet. ✅ Travel tips 📍 Location: Basong Tso - Cuogao Ancient Village 🚗 Transport: Accessible by car within the Basong Tso scenic area, not far from Lake Center Island 📸 Best photo spot: Aerial shot near the village entrance (the same angle as this photo) ⏰ Recommended time: Morning, when clouds are more likely to appear and the light is soft 💡 Tips 1. Cuogao Ancient Village is located within the main Basong Tso scenic area, so there is no need for extra long-distance travel. 2. Xin Tso is a secret forest stream, while Cuogao Ancient Village offers a panoramic view of the valley and snow-capped mountains. The styles are completely different, so we recommend visiting both. 3. The village is quiet. Please try not to make loud noises when taking photos and respect the lives of the local villagers. The beauty of Basong Tso has more than one look. There is no need to just chase internet-famous check-in spots. Slow down and take a look at the ancient village in the valley.
For those on a budget traveling to Tibet, especially those afraid of altitude sickness, this is a must-read for first-timers! 🌈Iceland is definitely out of reach, Tibet offers better value. With winter approaching and the climate stable, it's possible to...
For those on a budget traveling to Tibet, especially those worried about altitude sickness, this is a must-read for first-timers! 🌈Iceland is definitely out of reach, so Tibet offers much better value. With winter approaching, the stable weather and high visibility make it a great season to see snow-capped mountains and glaciers. Plus, the government offers free admission to attractions to attract tourists, making it incredibly cost-effective. Winter in Tibet mainly involves exploring southeastern Tibet, Shannan, and the Himalayan border. Snow-capped mountains, glaciers, blue ice, lakes, and golden sunrises are breathtaking. However, some areas are at high altitudes, which may cause concern for some. Therefore, I sincerely recommend visiting the following places: 🔴Ranwu Lake: A mudflat in summer and autumn, a paradise in winter and spring. The lake is formed by the melting glaciers of the surrounding snow-capped mountains. 🔴Laigu Glacier: The source of Ranwu Lake, a collective name for a group of glaciers. The villages beneath the glaciers are like hidden paradises. Get up close to these glaciers in late winter and early spring: 🔴Renlongba Glacier: A currently undeveloped, pristine glacier located east of Laigu Glacier, with its terminus at an altitude of 4560m. 🔴Bomi: One of the busiest counties on the Sichuan-Tibet Highway 318, surrounded by snow-capped mountains, numerous glaciers, and abundant natural resources. 🔴Medog: Known as the "Lotus Secret Realm" and the "Tropical Region of Tibet," its main attractions include the cascading waterfalls, the Guoguotang Great Bend, the Liberation Bridge, Renqinbeng Monastery, and Buquncuo Lake. 🔴Lulang: A natural oxygen bar, its unique scenery, where grasslands, forests, and snow-capped mountains blend seamlessly, has earned it the nickname "Little Switzerland of the East." 🔴Sejila Pass: At an altitude of 4728 meters, it offers views of sunrise, sea of clouds, and the majestic beauty of Namcha Barwa. 🔴Linzhi: Known as the "Little Jiangnan of Tibet," its snow-capped mountains, peach blossoms, and forests create a breathtaking and unforgettable landscape. 🔴Namcha Barwa: At an altitude of 7782 meters, it is known as the "Father of Tibetan Mountains." Because it is often shrouded in mist and rarely reveals its true face, it is nicknamed the "Shy Maiden Peak." 🔴Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon: A horseshoe-shaped canyon surrounding Namcha Barwa, its diverse scenery has earned it the title of China's most beautiful canyon by China National Geographic. Every year at the end of March and beginning of April, the peach blossoms bloom in a scene resembling a paradise. 🔴Sosong Village: A village opposite the foot of Namcha Barwa Peak, offering the best vantage point for viewing Namcha Barwa. 🔴Basongcuo Lake: A famous sacred lake and holy site of the Nyingma school of Tibetan Buddhism, surrounded by snow-capped mountains, an island in the middle of the lake, and other major attractions. Further in, you'll find even more pristine scenery, such as Xincuo, Zhongcuo, Pucuo, Zhalagou, and a series of glaciers. 👫🏼Itinerary Reference D1 Lhasa → Basongcuo → Cuogao Village D2 Xincuo Hiking/Boating → Namcha Barwa Sunset → Lulang D3 Guxiang Lake → Bomi Hundred-Mile Gallery → Ranwu Lake D4 Laigu Glacier → Bomi D5 Galongga Snow Mountain → Guoguotang → Medog D6 Green Village Sunrise → Zhamo Highway → Suosong Village D7 Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon → Buddha's Palm Sand Dunes → Lhasa ⚠️Tips ✅Some sections of the route are at high altitude, with large temperature differences between day and night and strong ultraviolet radiation. Take precautions against hydration, sun exposure, cold, and altitude sickness. Avoid excessive excitement, jumping, washing your hair, and bathing. Bring enough warm clothing, some glucose, and some oxygen tablets or altitude sickness medication. Also bring other common medications such as cold medicine and gastrointestinal medicine. ✅Some areas have no cell phone signal. Please communicate in advance if needed. Bring some small change. For those on a budget traveling to Tibet, especially those worried about altitude sickness, this is a must-read for first-timers! 🌈Iceland is definitely out of reach, so Tibet offers much better value. Winter brings stable weather and high visibility, making it a great season to see snow-capped mountains and glaciers. Plus, the government offers free admission to attractions to attract tourists, making it incredibly cost-effective. Winter in Tibet mainly involves exploring southeastern Tibet, Shannan, and the Himalayan border. Snow-capped mountains, glaciers, blue ice, lakes, and golden sunrises are breathtaking. However, some areas are at high altitudes, which may cause concern for some. Therefore, I sincerely recommend visiting the following places: 🔴Ranwu Lake: A mudflat in summer and autumn, a paradise in winter and spring. The lake is formed by the melting glaciers of the surrounding snow-capped mountains. 🔴Laigu Glacier: The source of Ranwu Lake, a collective name for a group of glaciers. The villages beneath the glaciers are like hidden paradises. Get up close to these glaciers in late winter and early spring: 🔴Renlongba Glacier: A currently undeveloped, pristine glacier located east of Laigu Glacier, with its terminus at an altitude of 4560m. 🔴Bomi: One of the busiest counties on the Sichuan-Tibet Highway 318, surrounded by snow-capped mountains, numerous glaciers, and abundant natural resources. 🔴Medog: Known as the "Lotus Secret Realm" and the "Tropical Region of Tibet," its main attractions include the cascading waterfalls, the Guoguotang Great Bend, the Liberation Bridge, Renqinbeng Monastery, and Buquncuo Lake. 🔴Lulang: A natural oxygen bar, its unique scenery, where grasslands, forests, and snow-capped mountains blend seamlessly, has earned it the nickname "Little Switzerland of the East." 🔴Sejila Pass: At an altitude of 4728 meters, it offers views of sunrise, sea of clouds, and the majestic beauty of Namcha Barwa. 🔴Linzhi: Known as the "Little Jiangnan of Tibet," its snow-capped mountains, peach blossoms, and forests create a breathtaking and unforgettable landscape. 🔴Namcha Barwa: At an altitude of 7782 meters, it is known as the "Father of Tibetan Mountains." Because it is often shrouded in mist and rarely reveals its true face, it is nicknamed the "Shy Maiden Peak." 🔴Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon: A horseshoe-shaped canyon surrounding Namcha Barwa, its diverse scenery has earned it the title of China's most beautiful canyon by China National Geographic. Every year at the end of March and beginning of April, the peach blossoms bloom in a scene resembling a paradise. 🔴Sosong Village: A village opposite the foot of Namcha Barwa Peak, offering the best vantage point for viewing Namcha Barwa. 🔴Basongcuo Lake: A famous sacred lake and holy site of the Nyingma school of Tibetan Buddhism, surrounded by snow-capped mountains, an island in the middle of the lake, and other major attractions. Further in, you'll find even more pristine scenery, such as Xincuo, Zhongcuo, Pucuo, Zhalagou, and a series of glaciers. 👫🏼Itinerary Reference D1 Lhasa → Basongcuo → Cuogao Village D2 Xincuo Hiking/Boating → Namcha Barwa Sunset → Lulang D3 Guxiang Lake → Bomi Hundred-Mile Gallery → Ranwu Lake D4 Laigu Glacier → Bomi D5 Galongga Snow Mountain → Guoguotang → Medog D6 Green Village Sunrise → Zhamo Highway → Suosong Village D7 Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon → Buddha's Palm Sand Dunes → Lhasa ⚠️Tips ✅Some sections of the route are at high altitude, with large temperature differences between day and night and strong ultraviolet radiation. Take precautions against hydration, sun exposure, cold, and altitude sickness. Avoid excessive excitement, jumping, washing your hair, and bathing. Bring enough warm clothing, some glucose, and some oxygen tablets or altitude sickness medication. Also bring other common medications such as cold medicine and gastrointestinal medicine. ✅Some areas have no cell phone signal. Please communicate in advance if needed. Bring some small change.
Thanks to Wang Yibo! I rarely use the word "breathtaking" to describe a place! Everyone! I was absolutely blown away by Ranwu Lake on National Highway 318! A hidden gem in eastern Tibet
Thanks to Wang Yibo! I rarely use the word "breathtaking" to describe a place! 🧊 Everyone! I was absolutely blown away by Ranwu Lake on National Highway 318! It's a hidden gem in eastern Tibet—the water is a mesmerizing blue, the snow-capped mountains reflect like a painting, and it's truly a real-life paradise on earth! Here is my tried-and-tested, concise guide. If you're planning a trip to Tibet, just copy this itinerary! 🌍 Geography 101 Ranwu Lake is located in Basu County, Qamdo, Tibet, at an altitude of 3,850 meters. It is the main source of the Parlung Tsangpo River. Formed by a landslide that blocked the river, the lake stretches over 20 km, surrounded by snow-capped mountains, offering vast and healing views. ✨ 3 must-visit spots 1️⃣ Upper Ranwu Lake Observation Deck Early morning is the golden hour! Mist drifts over the lake, the water is crystal clear like a mirror, perfectly reflecting the Laigu Glacier. I recommend using a telephoto lens to capture the snow-capped mountains and blue lake in one frame—it's clean and photogenic. 2️⃣ Middle Ranwu Lake Pasture A super healing grassland spot 🐑. Cattle and sheep graze leisurely everywhere, creating a perfect atmosphere. Especially in November, the golden grass contrasts with the turquoise lake, creating beautiful color layers and a full autumn vibe. 3️⃣ Lower Ranwu Lake Secret Spot Navigate to Kangsha Village, and you can reach it after a 20-minute drive on a dirt road! Almost zero tourists, enjoy the quiet lake view all to yourself, away from the crowds and noise—perfect for relaxing and taking photos. 🚗 Transportation guide Route: Nyingchi → Bomi → Ranwu, about a 6-hour drive. Self-driving or hiring a car is recommended; this section of the 318 is very easy to drive. ⚠️ In November, the road surface is prone to icing, so be sure to carry snow chains and drive slowly for safety. 🏡 Accommodation recommendation The Tibetan-style homestay by Ranwu Lake is the top choice! Great value for money, about CNY 150 per person 💰. The rooms face the snow-capped mountains directly; you can see the sunlit peaks when you open the window, and enjoy the plateau scenery while lying in bed. 🍵 Food experience You must try the yak hot pot on the plateau 🍲. It warms the stomach and helps with altitude sickness, and the meat is tender. Pair it with butter tea and highland barley pancakes for an authentic Tibetan taste. Ama Kitchen in town is popular with locals; the taste is authentic and won't disappoint. 📅 3-day concise itinerary Day 1: Arrive in Ranwu → Check in at Upper Ranwu Lake Observation Deck → Check in to lakeside homestay and rest Day 2: Hike at Middle Ranwu Lake Pasture → Wander around Lower Ranwu Lake secret spot → Experience a Tibetan home visit Day 3: Day trip to Laigu Glacier (optional) 💡 Travel tips ① In November, the temperature difference between day and night is huge, so a down jacket + thermal underwear is a must ② The plateau is extremely dry, so be sure to bring moisturizer, lip balm ③ Prepare glucose oral liquid to easily prevent altitude sickness ④ Respect local customs: do not take photos of Tibetan people without permission, and do not touch prayer flags Standing by Ranwu Lake, even the wind feels gentle ✨ No crowds or noise from viral tourist spots, just pure scenery composed of snow-capped mountains, blue lakes, and white clouds. A top-tier gift from nature—before the heavy snow closes the mountains, come and experience this visual feast in eastern Tibet!
Medog, strongly recommended by Hu Ge | The last county in China to be connected by road, it's breathtaking
If you know, you know. Following Hu Ge's recommendation to Medog, I finally understood what it means to have your "body in hell, eyes in heaven." This was once the last county in China to be connected by road and is known as one of the "hardest places to reach in the world." Its Tibetan name means "hidden lotus." In a single day, you can travel from the glaciers of Galongla Mountain down to the tropical rainforests along the Yarlung Tsangpo River. You'll swap your winter coat for a short-sleeved shirt, seeing snow-capped mountains alongside banana trees—it's more surreal in reality than in any documentary. 🚗 A trip to Medog is a journey through time Driving the Zhamo Highway from Bomi, the 117 km trip takes 4–5 hours. Entry is allowed on even-numbered days and exit on odd-numbered days. Remember to apply for a border permit in advance (fill in "Medog County, Nyingchi City"). The rainy season from June to August brings frequent landslides, so avoid it if you can. May (for rhododendrons) and October (for autumn colors) are the most reliable times to visit. 🌿 Breathtaking moments you can't miss Galongla Tunnel entrance: Snow at the north entrance and rainforest at the south; travel through four seasons in 3 km. Guoguotang Great Bend: The Yarlung Tsangpo River forms a giant "Ω." The mist is most ethereal before 10:00 AM—it's legendary for drone photography. Gelin Village Observation Deck: Fewer crowds than Suosong Village. If you're lucky, you can see the golden sunrise on Namcha Barwa peak alongside Bhutan pines. Mirage Observation Deck: In the early morning, the sea of clouds surges, making the county town look like it's floating on a lotus pedestal. Renqinbeng Temple: The oldest temple in Medog and the prototype for the setting in "Zang Hai Hua." Take a slow walk around the mountain for an incredible atmosphere. 🍲 Medog on the tip of your tongue Start with a bowl of soup from the soapstone pot stewed with matsutake mushrooms and Tibetan chicken—the same one Hu Ge had. The Monpa people's chicken claw millet wine tastes best when drunk from a bamboo tube. For CNY 5, you can get a rainforest lemon by the roadside; slice it up and soak it in water—it's the perfect palate cleanser. ⚠️ Survival tips Most sections outside the county town have no signal, so be sure to have a satellite phone or offline maps ready. Don't force your way through the 80K water crossing if it's deeper than 30 cm. The section from K52 to K67 is cliffside with no guardrails, so keep a distance of 50m+ between vehicles. There are four seasons on one mountain, so bring a down jacket, sunscreen, and snow chains. Some villages only accept cash, so carry some with you. This road is difficult, but the moment you stand at the Guoguotang windy pass and watch the great river curve around the emerald island while clouds pour from the snow-capped mountains into the rainforest, you'll suddenly understand what Hu Ge meant: "It's breathtaking and so worth it." You have to visit Medog at least once in your life to see the hardest-to-reach lotus.
What people are saying about Bome
Midui Glacier
First of all, don't ride a horse when you go to Midui. Don't ride a horse. Don't ride a horse. Don't ride a horse. I'll say it three times. Reasons: First, the walking path is only 1.5 kilometers. Although the altitude is 3,900, the walking route is full of ancient forests. There is plenty of oxygen. Basically, you don't have to worry about altitude sickness. You can walk and stop and have fun. It's very easy to walk to the viewing platform. When I went there, even the old men and women in the sunset group who took the scenic area car walked to the viewing platform. Second, the round-trip price of horse riding is 100 per person. If you take another route, you will miss the scenery on the walking path. And it will limit your time to take pictures at the viewing platform. In addition, the horses are very dirty, not to mention the smell. Third, and most importantly, you can't choose the horse. You have to ride whatever is brought to you. There is no choice. Basically, 90% of the horses are pitifully thin. Those who want to take pictures on horseback advise you to give up this idea. And the local Tibetans who lead horses are extremely arrogant and bad, and even pull you. Because of this personal experience, I chose to walk. Now it seems to be a very correct choice, so I don't want to ruin the good mood of the trip, I advise you to get off the scenic area bus and go straight to the walking path. As for the scenery of Midui Glacier, I personally feel it is worth it. In addition, let's talk about the walking time. Three hours is enough for walking, stopping, taking photos, resting, taking photos at the viewing platform, and taking aerial photos. Don't worry about altitude sickness. I took my 70-year-old mother who has basic diseases such as hypertension and coronary heart disease, and she walked to the viewing platform easily. So finally, I advise you again, stay away from the horses in Midui and those villagers who are trying to cheat you out of money.
M47***57Gangxiang Primeval Forest
It is known as the most beautiful primeval forest in China and a natural oxygen bar. It is very pleasant to walk in it. There is a lake in the forest - Caohu Lake. It is not large but the water is clear, reflecting the snow-capped mountains, blue sky and white clouds, which is beautiful.
世界那么大，我都想去看看Bomi Peach Blossom Valley
#波密桃花沟，这里是现实版三生三世十里桃花！这里是中国最长的桃花沟之一，以其绵延数十公里的野生桃林和壮丽的高原风光闻名，光桃树约有18-20万株，七成以上的桃树树龄均超过300岁。在桃花盛开时节，整个桃花沟就成了粉色仙境。成片的野生桃花沿着山谷蔓延。下雨天，整个山谷仙气飘飘，云雾缭绕下的雪山若隐若现，与河流、桃花、青稞田……构成一幅绝美的高原春日画卷。
躺平的圆脸葡萄Guxiang Lake
Guxiang Lake Scenic Area is next to National Highway 318. There is a double-decker viewing platform, which is free for viewing. The lake is colorful, with snow-capped mountains in the distance and dense forests on the lakeshore. It is really a very beautiful scene. Looking at the snow-capped mountains, forests, and lakes, you can feel your soul being cleansed, which not only relieves stress, but also makes your mind open.
西单大叔Gawalong Scenic Area
Gawaron in winter is a completely different scene! If you like snow scenery, this place is definitely worth a visit - the whole mountain forest is covered with silver, and the branches are covered with rime, like walking into a fairy tale world of ice and snow. There are much fewer people than in summer, and it is especially quiet. Stepping on the snow makes a creaking sound, and you don’t have to worry about passers-by breaking in when taking pictures. However, there are many things to pay attention to in winter: First of all, the mountain roads may be icy. If you drive by yourself, it is best to install anti-skid chains, or it is safer to take the scenic bus directly. The temperature is very low, especially in the morning and evening. Down jackets, hats, and gloves must be prepared. Mobile phones and camera batteries are also easy to freeze out of power. Remember to stick a warm baby. Some attractions and trails will be closed due to snow accumulation, and the range of play is smaller than in summer. If you catch a heavy snow, you can't see anything when the fog is heavy. It is best to check the weather before going. There are few places to sell food in the scenic area. It is recommended to bring your own thermos cup and dry food. In general, Gawaron in winter is suitable for tourists who like quietness and are not afraid of cold. The snow scenery is really beautiful, but the supporting facilities are indeed not as convenient as in the peak season, so you have to be mentally prepared! But it is really fun! ! (From a southerner who likes to play in the snow⛄️)
M30***34Galang Lake Scenic Area
The Garang Lake Scenic Area in Bomi County is also known as Garang National Wetland Park. The beautiful Garang Lake is like a fairyland. The lake is surrounded by mountains, and there are many fish in the lake. The spruce and giant cypress are lush and green, creating a natural feature of lakes, glaciers, and primeval forests. It is said that more than 100 years ago, the Garang Dynasty was located in the Garang Lake area of Garang Village, and it lasted for 53 generations. It is surrounded by green mountains, towering ancient trees, beautiful natural scenery, and unique residential architectural style. It is said that the descendants of King Garang still live here.
格格巴Baipulonggou Pasture
The scenery is particularly beautiful, with emerald green and flocks of white sheep everywhere. Wherever you walk, it looks like the endless green carpet is embroidered with large white flowers.
湮灭·归墟Galong Temple
It feels great! I stayed here for an hour on the way to Medog
蒋文森VincentTongmai Natural Barrier
A scenic spot on the Sichuan-Tibet Highway 318 that you must pass to get to Bomi. In the past, if a car wanted to pass through, the large trucks had to unload the empty trucks and cross the other side, and then load the trucks again on the other side. The iron cable bridge could not bear such heavy trucks, so it was the only way. Now that the new bridge has been opened, the original iron cable bridge has become a scenic spot.
锴kai10Parlung Zangbo River
On the world-famous Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, there is a green channel that stretches southeastward along the Brahmaputra River-Yarlung Zangbo River Valley. The river passes through the valley bottoms of two high mountains with an altitude of more than 6,000 meters, and forms a peculiar U-shaped bend around Mount Namjagbarwa. The mountains are high and the valleys are deep, and the water flows rapidly. The Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon is the largest water vapor channel on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. According to the conclusions drawn from scientific investigations, the Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon was formed by the movement of the Himalayas and the erosion of the river. The Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon is not only ranked first in the world's canyons for its depth and width, but also attracts the attention of scientists around the world for its rich scientific content and valuable resources. The world's largest precipitation belt is distributed in the Brahmaputra River-Yarlung Zangbo River Basin. The world's northernmost tropical climate zone and natural zone are distributed in the Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon; therefore, this is the most ideal field laboratory for the study of mesosphere coupling in the Earth system.
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