Nyingchi attraction

Before Buddhism entered Tibet, this snow-covered plateau had its own traditional religious beliefs. This native religion developed by primitive Shamanism. which has great influence on the human world such as ghosts, gods, heaven, earth, mountains and rivers, earth and rocks, and even vegetation. The worship of animism has a strong shaman color and the custom...Read More

“Namcha barwa” in the Tibetan language carries several meanings, of which one goes as “the burning thunder and lightning” and another “the spear that shoots upright to the heaven”. The main peak of Mount Namcha Barwa is 7,782 meters high and famed as “the father of icebergs”. The foot of the peak abounds with a...Read More

Discover the Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon, a world-class scenic spot in Tibet. With a length of 496.3 km and an average elevation of 3,000 m, this Canyon is longer and deeper than its counterparts in the US and Peru. Explore its nine natural zones, ranging from alpine to tropical, and experience its rich cultural heritage.Read More

An Enchanting Escape in the Heart of Tibet Basum Tso, often referred to as Drak Sum Lake, is a breathtaking natural wonder nestled within the rocky embrace of Tibet’s mountains. Stretching over 2,000 meters in length and several hundred meters in width, this lake mirrors the shape of a grand crescent, beautifully ensconced in a...Read More

The Linzhi (Gongbu) Dimu Cliff Inscription, situated in the Yunzeng Village of Linzhi City in Tibet, is an ancient relic dating back over 1200 years. Erected shortly after the accession of Chide Songtsenpo (King Trisong Detsen) to the throne of the Tubo Kingdom (798–815 AD), it holds significant historical importance as the oldest recorded stone...Read More

An Overview of Gang Township Nature Reserve Nestled within Bomi County of Nyingchi, the Gang Township Nature Reserve spans a vast area of 288 square kilometers, with forests covering 28 square kilometers, resulting in a forest coverage rate of 61%. The reserve boasts a timber volume of 2.52 million cubic meters, making the Bomi spruce...Read More

The Discovery of Bomi’s Glaciers In 2007, satellite imagery unveiled the largest glacier group on the Tibetan Plateau within Bomi County, Nyingchi. This remarkable discovery includes 42 glaciers of various sizes, with significant implications for water supply to many rivers in China and Asia. Prominent Glaciers of Bomi County Karchen Glacier: Situated in the Yigong...Read More

A Spectacular Natural Wonder Nestled in the Beibeng Township of Medog County, Bujun Lake, also known as “Xigong Lake,” spans an area of 115 square kilometers. This crescent-shaped lake is a marvel of nature, with a discreet outlet on the north side forming a breathtaking waterfall as the water cascades down. Surrounded by a rich...Read More

A Bridge of Tradition and Craftsmanship The Dexing Vine Bridge, located in the Dexing Township west of Medog County, once elegantly spanned the Yarlung Zangbo River. Crafted from white vines, this 200-meter-long marvel required over 3,600 kilograms of vine and the collective effort of 20 people over 10 days to complete. The construction process began...Read More

The Magical Divider of Climates Duoxiongla Mountain, located northeast of Pai Town in Milin County and towering over 5,000 meters, is famously known as the “Yin-Yang Mountain.” A place where poetry meets nature, it’s said, “From Pai village’s view, the sky’s uneven split; Yin and Yang realms divide, north clear skies sit; South, dense clouds...Read More

Nestled within the Zayü Nature Reserve, the Azha Glacier is a marine-type glacier that boasts a spectacle unlike any other. With a snowline at an altitude of 4,600 meters and stretching over 20 kilometers towards the southwest, this glacier uniquely penetrates the forest for several kilometers. Resembling a silver dragon weaving through a green ocean,...Read More

Located in the southwest of Zayü County, the Zayü River, also known as Tsong-yul-chu, stands as one of the significant rivers in eastern Tibet. The name, meaning “the river of the ‘Cha’ people’s dwelling,” reflects its centrality to the region’s identity. Also referred to as “Zayü River” or “Zayu River,” its sources are found on...Read More

Zayü County is renowned for its multitude of hot springs, distinct from other Tibetan hot spots. The springs in Zayü are likened to shy maidens: gentle, serene, and gracefully welcoming, evoking a sense of tender admiration from those who visit. The most enchanting time to experience these hot springs is in the early morning when...Read More

Luweizhala, nestled in Zayü County, Tibet, marks the southern boundary of the sacred Mount Kawagarbo, the main peak of the Meili Snow Mountains. Known for its panoramic views, Luweizhala offers a clear sight of the sacred sites in all directions. “Lu” signifies “south,” while “weizha” translates to “brightness.” The summit is adorned with colorful prayer...Read More

Qu Nantong: The Thunderous River Dam Nestled within the territory of Zayü County, Qu Nantong, translating to “Black Water Dam,” offers an awe-inspiring natural spectacle. Despite its modest size, the power of Qu Nantong River is undeniable, with its roaring waters audible even from the mountaintops. Originating from the majestic main peak of the Meri...Read More

Zayü Farm, nestled within the Lower Zayü Town of Zayü County, represents a significant county-level state-owned farm established in March 1965. Initially part of the Agriculture and Animal Husbandry Border Defense Corps between 1965-1978, it later came under various administrative controls until settling under the governance of Nyingchi Region since 1985. Today, it boasts over...Read More

Gongbo’gyamda County, located in the Nyingchi region of Tibet, showcases distinctive regional characteristics through its attire, dance, festivals, cuisine, and architecture, offering visitors a deep dive into unique customs and a rich historical culture. Festivals Beyond the Tibetan New Year, Gongbo’gyamda County celebrates two significant festivals: the Gongbo New Year and the Saga Dawa festival....Read More

Discover the Linze Macaques In the serene village of Linze, located within the boundaries of Gongbo’gyamda County in Nyingchi, resides a unique group of macaques, first discovered in 2003. Numbering over 500, these macaques are the largest in their family, choosing to live among the cliffs, valleys near streams, and the dense or sparse forests...Read More

Dorje Draktsen Rock is nestled within the terrain of Zhula Township in Gongbo’gyamda County, Nyingchi, Tibet. Situated at an elevation of around 3500 meters, this majestic rock formation stands roughly 800 meters tall and spans about 1000 meters wide, piercing the sky with its unique and imposing shape. Revered as the embodiment of the deity...Read More

Journey to Bagha Sacred Mountain Bagha Sacred Mountain, standing tall at over 5,000 meters in Nyangpu Township, Gongbo’gyamda County, is more than just a natural wonder; it’s a spiritual beacon for countless devotees. Resembling the goddess Dorje Phagmo, the mountain is famed for the “Dorje Phagmo Navel Cave” halfway up its slopes. This revered “Divine...Read More