
▲ 1. Millennium bodhi tree - when exploring the Balagezong scenic area, one cannot miss mentioning Bala Village and its millennium bodhi tree. Bala Village is an isolated Tibetan settlement that preserves primitive lifestyles and rich Tibetan culture. The villagers are simple, kind and hospitable, welcoming every visitor from afar with sincere smiles and genuine folk customs. Special reminder: Foreign guests need to contact customer support via WeChat to join the join-in tour (without tour guide service). Communication with drivers should be conducted through WeChat or translation apps. Thank you! Travel essentials Thick coat/windbreaker, sun protection items, sunglasses, water bottle Snacks, chocolate, oxygen tank (can be prepared in advance to prevent altitude sickness)

▲ For every visitor to Balagezong Scenic Area, climbing Mount Gezong is undoubtedly a spiritual baptism. Standing at 5,545 meters above sea level, Mount Gezong is the highest peak in Balagezong and a sacred mountain in the hearts of Tibetan people. At the foot of the snow-capped mountain, gazing up at the pristine white summit, one can't help but feel an indescribable sense of awe. As you ascend, the air grows thinner and colder, yet the desire to explore the unknown and challenge yourself grows stronger. When you finally reach the summit and look down at the rolling sea of clouds beneath you, feeling the howling wind, all the exhaustion and hardship transform into overwhelming awe and fulfillment. In that moment, it's as if you breathe with the heavens and earth, share destiny with all living things, and experience an unprecedented liberation and elevation of the soul.

▲ Echo Wall High-Altitude Glass Skywalk – In the remote and mysterious southeastern part of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau lies Balagezong Scenic Area, a place renowned as a "fairyland on Earth." Here, majestic snow-capped mountains, deep canyons, vast grasslands, and mirror-like lakes create a landscape that feels like a masterpiece of nature. It attracts countless travelers to embark on a journey of longing, seeking the tranquility and purity that transcends the mundane world.

▲ Bala Village, the heart of Balagezong Scenic Area, is undoubtedly home to the Shangri-La Grand Canyon, hailed as a "hiker's paradise." Stretching approximately 35 km with an average depth of 3,000m, the canyon features sheer cliffs that pierce the sky, crystal-clear streams, and cascading waterfalls within its pristine and ecologically rich environment. Every step through the canyon is a journey of reverence and discovery, while each glance back offers a soul-stirring experience of awe and renewal. Along the way, you'll encounter ancient primeval forests with towering trees and lush foliage, standing like nature's steadfast guardians protecting this unspoiled land. Occasionally, you may spot wild animals leisurely foraging—living freely in this sanctuary untouched by modern civilization, showcasing nature's perfect harmony and balance.

▲ Bala village
