Location Map of Lhunzhub County in Tibet

Lhunzhub County (伦珠县) is located in the northern part of the Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR), within the administrative area of Lhasa City. It is situated to the northeast of the capital, Lhasa, and is part of the broader Lhasa Prefecture.

Geographical Coordinates:

  • Latitude: 29.6400° N
  • Longitude: 91.2400° E

Key Features:

Proximity to Lhasa

Lhunzhub County is located to the northeast of Lhasa, the capital city of Tibet. It is relatively close to Lhasa, making it an accessible area for visitors who are exploring the central Tibetan Plateau.

Scenic and Rural Landscape

Lhunzhub County is characterized by its rugged mountain terrain, high-altitude plateaus, and agricultural land. The region is known for its Tibetan Buddhist culture, traditional Tibetan farming and pastoral lifestyles, as well as the beauty of its surrounding natural landscapes.

Tibetan Cultural Significance

The county is home to several Tibetan monasteries and cultural sites. The Lhunzhub Monastery (伦珠寺) is one of the key religious landmarks in the county. Tibetan Buddhism plays an important role in the lives of the local people, and the area is known for its strong connection to Tibetan traditions.

Accessibility and Infrastructure

Due to its proximity to Lhasa, Lhunzhub County is relatively well-connected to the regional capital, making it a convenient base for visitors looking to explore the surrounding areas of central Tibet.

Borders with Neighboring Areas:

  • To the north: Lhunzhub borders Damxung County and Nagqu Prefecture, which lie further in the Tibetan Plateau.
  • To the south: It is situated near Lhasa, the capital of Tibet, making it part of the central Lhasa region.
  • To the east: The county is adjacent to areas that lead into the Yarlung Tsangpo River basin, which flows through much of southeastern Tibet.
  • To the west: Lhunzhub shares its borders with other counties within Lhasa Prefecture, including Qushui County.

Lhunzhub County offers a mix of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and proximity to the capital city of Lhasa, making it an important part of the central Tibetan region. It is relatively easy to access for those exploring Tibet’s cultural sites and scenic landscapes.