North Tibet

Vast plateaus in the north of Tibet, specifically around the Kunlun Mountain, Tanggula Mountain and between the Gangdise and the Nyainqentanglha Mountains, cover 2/3 of the total area of Tibet. Dotted with numerous lakes and basins, the plateaus, among which Changtang Plateau is the best known, provide rich animal husbandry products for other parts of Tibet. Nagchu lies in the North Tibet area. Don’t miss the Horsing Racing Fair which is a funny and wonderful game as well as a local performance.

Gêrzê County

Gêrzê County is located in Ngari Prefecture of the western-central Tibet Autonomous Region of China, with a total area of 135,600 square kilometers. The county is rich in tourism resources, mainly...

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Ngari

Shuanghu County

Located in the northern Changtang Plateau, with an average elevation of 5,000 meters above the sea level, Shuanghu County is the world’s highest county-level district within the Nagqu Prefecture of...

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Nagqu

Seni District

Seni District, the fommer Nagqu County, is located in Nagqu Prefecture of Tibet Autonomous Region. The name of Nagqu county in Tibetan language means “black river”. Nagqu County ranges in latitude...

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Nagqu

Baingoin County

Lying between lakes Namtso and Siling, Baingoin County is a small county within Nagqu Prefecture of the Tibet Autonomous Region. Baingoin County got the name from the lake Drang-khog which is...

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Nagqu

Nagqu

Located in the north of Tibet-between Tanggula Mountains and Nyenchen Tangula Mountains, Nagqu get its name from the Nagqu River(upstream of Nujiang River). Nagqu features in its protected wildlife, unpolluted grassland, bright snow mountains, azure...

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