Things to do in Nagqu

The Shenzha County Nature Reserve is located in Nagqu, 5,000 meters above sea level. It is hard to imagine that this almost barren land is actually a paradise for black-necked cranes and Tibetan antelopes. Before entering the reserve, the wildlife protection officer repeatedly warned the driver not to drive the wheels off the road, not to park at will, not to throw away garbage or cigarette butts, and not to shout to scare animals... What a great sense of responsibility!

The scenery along the way is really getting more and more beautiful. It is really a feeling that is too numerous to be seen. There seems to be no pollution in my eyes. It is all holy, with blue sky, white clouds, grasslands, cattle and sheep, and local architectural culture and human geography.

This time when I went to Suo County, I happened to catch the prayer ceremony held at the Nima Ling Monastery. I was so lucky! As soon as I arrived, I was surrounded by a lively and solemn atmosphere. The monks chanted in unison, with loud and penetrating voices. The believers in traditional costumes were full of piety, either closing their eyes to pray or turning prayer wheels. The exquisite thangkas, fluttering prayer flags, and the music of the ceremony touched my heart and made me feel the sacred charm of Tibetan Buddhism. It is definitely worth a visit!

The Geladandong Snow Mountain can be said to be the first snow mountain you see after entering Tibet. It is nice to drive past it in Nagqu and take pictures from a distance. When you arrive in Tibet, you feel that everywhere is beautiful.

Nearly half of the journey from Nima County to Cozheloma Town is along Daze Co. After about 10 kilometers, you can see the lake in the left front. The junction of the lake and the shore is white salt and sand. The lake water is azure blue, and the center of the lake is crystal blue, forming a strong visual impact with the white and yellow of the shore. There are always some water birds in the lake, and they look light and lively against the background of snow-capped mountains.

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