Attractions

If you’re a nature enthusiast or simply someone seeking extraordinary landscapes, the Zhada Earthen Forest in the Ngari Region is a place that should undoubtedly be on your travel list. As a typical example of typography, this unique natural wonder can be rightly called a masterpiece crafted by the hands of nature itself. Not only...Read More

Discover the Tashi Lhunpo Monastery, the largest temple in the Shigatse area. Built in 1447, it has 60 Buddhist halls and pagodas. Explore its rich history and intricate architecture. #TashiLhunpoMonastery #Tibet #BuddhismRead More

Visit the Wolong Natural Reserve in China, the world's largest panda reserve and research institution, to play with pandas and learn about their conservation.Read More

Discover the mystical beauty of Zhongdian, also known as Shangri-la, in Yunnan Province. Explore the vibrant Tibetan culture, stunning landscapes, and fascinating attractions. Plan your visit today!Read More

Discover the history of Jampaling Monastery, founded during the Ming period in Tibet. Learn about its significance and scenic offerings. #TibetanBuddhismRead More

Discover the beauty of Kubum Monastery in Qinghai Province, home to the Gelugpa sect of Buddhism. Explore its colorful halls and unique Butter Sculptures. Plan your visit now.Read More

Discover the stunning Qiangtang Terrane in northern Tibet, a vast grassland home to wild yaks and diverse wildlife. Learn about its rich history, cultural significance, and breathtaking scenery.Read More

Manasarovar or Mapam Yutso Lake in Tibet is one of the highest freshwater lakes in the world. Discover its sacred beauty and historic significance.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

Peach Blossom Village, nestled 30 kilometers west of Qushui County’s town center, is aptly named for its abundant peach blossoms. The village is uniquely positioned in a deep mountain gorge, creating a microclimate that is both moist and comfortable, thanks to its special geographical location. This idyllic setting boasts a vegetation coverage rate of 30%,...Read More

The Lhasa River Segment Scenic Belt in Qushui County, marking the final stretch where the Lhasa River merges into the Yarlung Tsangpo River, boasts an exceptional natural environment. Thanks to heightened awareness and efforts in environmental protection, this section of the river within the county has become a “natural paradise” for various species of rare...Read More

The Qushui Bridge, located in the town of Qushui within Qushui County, marks a significant point in history. Formerly known as the Taga ferry, this location was pivotal for crossing the Yarlung Tsangpo River using boats. On August 1, 1966, the first modern large-scale road bridge across the Yarlung Tsangpo River was completed and opened...Read More

Introduction to Junba Fishing Village Junba Fishing Village, also known as “Tibet’s Fishing Village,” carries a name that in Tibetan, “Zunba,” originally pronounced as “Zengba,” means “Fisherman” or “Fisher.” This unique community is nestled on the southern bank of the Lhasa River in Chabalong Village, Qushui Town, within Qushui County. It is situated at the...Read More

Cowhide Boats: A Glimpse into History In Tibetan, known as “Guowa,” commonly referred to as “Cowhide Rafts,” cowhide boats trace their origins back to the Tubo period, with early depictions found in murals at the Potala Palace and Samye Monastery. Constructed simply with a wooden frame and cowhide for the body, these boats are made...Read More

Introduction to Namdruk Monastery Namdruk Monastery, also known as “གནམ་འབྲུག་སེ་བ་བྱང་ཆུབ་ཆོས་གླིང་དགོན” is nestled in the serene Namdruk Township within Qushui County. The name Namdruk, meaning “Heavenly Township” or “Realm of the Sky” in Tibetan, evokes images of a place touched by the divine. Founded in 1189 by the revered Kagyu monk Tsangpa Gyare (འགྲོ་མགོན་གཙང་པ་རྒྱ་རས་), the monastery...Read More

A Sanctuary of Serenity and Power The Nyethang Dzepo Rock Carvings, nestled in the terrain of Qushui County, grace both the northern and southern foothills of Dzepo Mountain, with the Lhasa River flowing to its east. These carvings, totaling seven, stand as ancient sentinels against the backdrop of history and legend. It’s said that long...Read More

Lari Jize A Peak, which translates to “The Five Sacred Peaks” in Tibetan, is located in Qushui County, northeast of the county town. The foothills of the mountain are cultivated with fields and natural pastures. The area is known for growing highland barley, wheat, and rapeseed; and for grazing yaks, bison, sheep, and goats. The...Read More

An Ancient Tradition in Crystal City Xierong Zhongzi, also known as the Wild Yak Dance, boasts a history spanning over 1300 years. Xierong, a natural village in Caina Township of Qushui County, translates to “Crystal City” in Tibetan, named for the mountains south of the village that glisten like crystals in the rain. “Zhong” stands...Read More