2025 Bome Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

Nyingchi Peach Blossom Valley | Enter the Pink Dreamland of the Snowy Region When the spring breeze of March sweeps across the Himalayas, the Peach Blossom Valley in Nyingchi, Tibet quietly awakens, turning the wilderness and glaciers into a gentle pink sea. At the foot of the snow-capped mountains, ancient wild peach trees bloom freely, creating the most poetic spring with the rugged plateau and the delicate peach blossoms—this place is not Jiangnan, but it surpasses Jiangnan. 🌸 Snowy Peach Blossom Land, the Romance of Heaven and Earth Three million wild peach trees stretch for dozens of miles, with branches like pink clouds intertwined with barley fields, Tibetan houses, and blue streams. Above is the snow-capped peak of Mount Namjagbarwa, and below is a fragrant path paved with fallen flowers. Prayer flags whisper in the wind, and yaks stroll leisurely. The stark and the gentle, the barren and the vibrant achieve a delicate balance at this moment, as if the gods have spilled their palette, gifting the purest romance to the world. 📸 The Wild Beauty Across Millennia The peach trees here need no artificial embellishment, with trunks as strong as dragons and branches growing wildly. Every frame captured is breathtaking: pink and white flower waves rushing towards the glaciers, horses treading on flower-strewn meadows, and the colorful attire of the Gongbu Tibetan girls shining against the peach blossoms. Every scene is cinematic, and every breath is filled with the cold fragrance of flowers. 🗓️ Best Time to View the Blossoms Mid-March to mid-April (adjusted slightly each year according to the climate), with morning mists creating a fairyland and the contrast of snow-capped mountains and peach blossoms appearing more intense under clear skies. 🚗 Travel Tips - Peach Blossom Valley is located in Gala Village, Bayi District, Nyingchi City, about 10 kilometers from the city center. It is recommended to hire a car or drive yourself. - The temperature difference between morning and evening is large, so bring a windproof jacket; drone photography can unlock a "peach blossom village surrounded by snow-capped mountains" perspective. - Combine with visits to Bomi Peach Blossom Valley and Suosong Village (best viewing point of Mount Namjagbarwa) for a multi-faceted experience of Tibetan spring. "In April, when flowers fade elsewhere, peach blossoms in Tibet begin to bloom." In Nyingchi, peach blossoms are not just decorations, but love letters from the earth to the sky. If you long for a piece of pure land away from the hustle and bustle, this is the closest spring to heaven. Recommended Routes: Nyingchi Laigu 4-Day Tour: D1: Lhasa—Gala Peach Blossom Village (peach blossoms under the snow-capped mountains)—Sejila Mountain Pass (distant view of Mount Namjagbarwa)—Lulang Forest (Oriental Switzerland)—Lulang Accommodation: Lulang D2: Lulang—Guxiang Lake (natural park)—Bomi—Helmet Mountain—Ranwu Lake (known as "Western Heavenly Pool")—Laigu Glacier/Midui Glacier (choose one, if Laigu Glacier Ice Lake is inaccessible, the itinerary will be changed to Midui Glacier)—Bomi Accommodation: Bomi D3: Bomi—Bomi Peach Blossom Valley (Qingduo Town Peach Blossom, Yuxu Township Peach Blossom, and along the way)—through the primitive forest (by car)—Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon—close view of Mount Namjagbarwa (the most beautiful peak in the world)—Suosong Village (sunset, starry sky, sunrise) Accommodation: Suosong Village D4: Suosong Village—Basongcuo (5A scenic spot, national forest park)—Lalin Expressway (Niyang River Scenic Belt)—Lhasa Accommodation: self-arranged in Lhasa Nyingchi Motuo Laigu Glacier 5-Day Tour: D1: Lhasa—Kading Valley (4A scenic spot, Tianfo Waterfall)—Gala Peach Blossom Village (peach blossoms under the snow-capped mountains)—Sejila Mountain Pass (distant view of Mount Namjagbarwa)—Lulang Accommodation: Lulang D2: Lulang—Bomi—Gawalong Glacier (experience the real-life Ice Age)—Gawalong Temple (ancient temple)—from the snow-capped peaks to the tropical rainforest (experience the wonders of nature)—Yarlung Zangbo Grand Bend (Guogotang Grand Bend)—Motuo (Lotus Holy Land) Accommodation: Motuo D3: Motuo—Mirage (view the sea of clouds)—Helmet Mountain—Ranwu Lake (known as "Western Heavenly Pool")—Laigu Glacier/Midui Glacier (choose one, if Laigu Glacier Ice Lake is inaccessible, the itinerary will be changed to Midui Glacier)—Ranwu Accommodation: Ranwu D4: Ranwu—Bomi Peach Blossom Valley (Qingduo Town Peach Blossom, Yuxu Township Peach Blossom, and along the way)—Guxiang Lake (natural park)—through the primitive forest (by car)—Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon (5A scenic spot, the world's largest canyon)—close view of Mount Namjagbarwa (the most beautiful peak in the world)—Suosong Village/Nyingchi (sunset, starry sky, sunrise) Accommodation: Suosong Village/Nyingchi D5: Suosong Village/Nyingchi—Lalin Expressway (Niyang River Scenic Belt)—Basongcuo (5A scenic spot, national forest park)—Lhasa Accommodation: self-arranged in Lhasa Panoramic Grand Loop 6-Day Tour: D1: Lhasa—Lalin Expressway—Niyang River Scenic Belt—Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon (the world's largest canyon)—close view of Mount Namjagbarwa (sunset at the most beautiful peak in the world)—Suosong Village Accommodation: Suosong Village D2: Suosong Village—Mila Mountain Pass—Gongdelin Grassland—Dagu Canyon (the second largest canyon of the Yarlung Zangbo River)—Zedang/Airport Accommodation: Zedang/Airport D3: Zedang—Yamdrok Lake—Karola Glacier (one of the three continental glaciers in Tibet)—Manla Reservoir—Shigatse Accommodation: Shigatse D4: Shigatse—Shanghai People's Square to Tibet (stone monument at 5000 kilometers of National Highway 318)—Dingri—Gyatso La Mountain Pass (north gate of Mount Everest)—Mount Everest Base Camp—Basong Village (sunset, starry sky, sunrise) Accommodation: Basong Village D5: Basong Village—Gyawu La Mountain Pass (the only viewing platform in the world where you can see four 8000-meter peaks)—Shigatse—Nimu Grassland—Luodui Peak Snow Mountain—Damxung Accommodation: Damxung D6: Damxung—Northern Tibet Grassland—Nagqu La Mountain Pass—Namtso (one of the three holy lakes in Tibet)—Tashi Peninsula (south shore of Namtso)—Lhasa Accommodation: self-arranged in Lhasa

#solotravel Nestled in the stunning landscapes of the Daocheng Yading Nature Reserve, 贡嘎错 (Gongga Lake) stands as a serene testament to the untouched beauty of this remote region. Also known as the "Jade Lake" for its crystal-clear waters, Gongga Lake offers breathtaking views and a tranquil atmosphere that captures the essence of the Tibetan plateau. Surrounded by rugged peaks and lush meadows, Gongga Lake is accessible via a trek through the reserve, where the natural scenery unfolds in a dramatic display of vibrant colors and diverse terrains. The journey to the lake is as mesmerizing as the destination itself, with opportunities to witness local wildlife and vibrant alpine flora along the way. 🍀 Once at Gongga Lake, visitors are greeted by the sight of its shimmering turquoise waters, which reflect the surrounding snow-capped mountains in a stunning display of natural beauty. The lake is considered sacred by the local communities, and its pristine condition is maintained through respectful tourism practices. This sacred aspect adds a profound spiritual dimension to the visit, making it a peaceful place for reflection and meditation. 🧘 The best times to visit Gongga Lake are during the warmer months when the trails are more accessible and the landscape is lush with summer blooms. However, the lake’s allure changes with the seasons, offering uniquely beautiful vistas year-round. Visiting Gongga Lake is not just a journey into nature, but an adventure into the heart of one of China's most awe-inspiring landscapes. It's a must-visit for those who seek tranquility and natural beauty in its most pure form. #DaochengYading #GonggaLake #JadeLake #SichuanTravel #NatureReserve #SacredSites #EcoTourism #HikingAdventures #TravelChina #NaturalWonders

This is a travel guide for Bomi, Nyingchi City, Tibet: Attractions Recommended - Natural Landscapes - Midui Glacier: Rated as one of China's most beautiful glaciers by "Chinese National Geography". In summer, you can ride horses through forests and villages to experience the magnificent glacier tongue up close.  - Gangyun Spruce Forest: Home to one of China's most beautiful primeval forests, with a light hiking trail of about 3 kilometers, and you can also experience boating on Caohu Lake.  - Parlung Tsangpo River: In summer, glacier meltwater rushes down, and the river churns, like a jade ribbon winding through the Bomi Grand Canyon.  - Cultural Landscapes - Zhamu Central County Committee Red Building: An important attraction for Bomi's red tourism, carrying the revolutionary historical memory of Bomi.  - Qingduo Monastery: With a long history, the monastery features exquisite murals and masks, allowing visitors to experience a rich religious culture.  - Galang Palace: Once the palace of the Bomi King, though only ruins remain today, one can still appreciate its past glory.  Food Recommendations - Tibetan Cuisine: Such as Tibetan noodles, clear lamb soup, potato buns, Tibetan fragrant pork, etc., savory and delicious, available at Tibetan restaurants in the county town. - Mushroom Cuisine: Bomi is one of the main producing areas of matsutake mushrooms. Fresh matsutake are available in summer, and you can enjoy a matsutake feast, as well as other wild mushroom dishes. - Sichuan and Cantonese Cuisine: There are many Sichuan and Cantonese restaurants in the county town, catering to different taste preferences. Accommodation Options - Bomi County Town: Various chain hotels, Tibetan boutique hotels, youth hostels, and guesthouses are available, with abundant food options and convenient transportation. - Gucun Village: Home to Bomi Songtsam Linka Hotel, with a strong Tibetan style, where you can face the snow-capped mountains and enjoy tranquility. - Gangba Village or Baka Village: More guesthouses or homestays are available, allowing you to experience a slow pace of life and enjoy the pastoral scenery. Transportation Guide - External Transportation: You can first arrive at Nyingchi City, then take a shuttle bus or chartered car to Bomi; alternatively, you can drive along National Highway 318 to enjoy the scenic views along the way. - Internal Transportation: Roads connect the county town and surrounding attractions. You can choose a taxi or chartered car; some scenic areas have sightseeing vehicles or walking trails. Itinerary Planning - Three-Day Tour - Day 1: Bomi County Town - Galang Lake - China's Largest Peach Blossom Valley - Zhuxi Glacier - Qingduo Runna Village - Jiamuka Check-in Point (Birthplace of the First Tibetan King) - Qingduo Monastery - Yeba Village - Gutong Village - Bomi County Town. - Day 2: Bomi County Town - Duoji Township Linka Base - Kuijia Mountain - Midui Glacier - Bomi County Town. - Day 3: Bomi County Town - Tongmai Grand Bridge - Asia's Tallest Tree - Yigong General's Mansion - Yigong Tea Plantation - Yigong Township - Yigong Lake - Bomi County Town. - Five-Day Tour - Day 1: Bomi County Town - Songzong Town - Kuijia Mountain - Midui Glacier - Bomi County Town. - Day 2: Bomi County Town - Gawalung Scenic Area - Zhuxi Glacier - Bomi County Town. - Day 3: Bomi County Town - Tongmai Town - Yigong Township - Yigong Lake - Bomi County Town. - Day 4: Bomi County Town - Gangba Village - Gangyun Spruce Forest - Caohu Lake - Galang Lake - Bomi County Town. - Day 5: Free activities around Bomi County Town, such as visiting the Red Building and other county town attractions. Notes - Bomi experiences large temperature differences between day and night; even in summer, you need to bring thick outerwear, such as a windbreaker or fleece jacket. - When glacier trekking or forest hiking, pay attention to safety, follow your guide's instructions, and do not leave the designated route without permission. - Protect the environment, do not litter, and keep the scenic area clean.

📍 Core location in Suosong, facing the sacred mountain The resort is diagonally opposite the cultural square of Suosong Village in Milin, offering an unparalleled vantage point to overlook Namcha Barwa Peak and the Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon. A 3-hour drive from Nyingchi city takes you through the scenic Nyang River area, where snow-capped mountains, forests, and villages alternate, immersing you in Tibetan landscapes even before arrival. The resort's parking lot is right at the entrance, and as you step out, the gleaming snow peaks of Namcha Barwa loom in the distance, filling the air with Tibetan ceremonial grandeur. 🏔️ Snow Mountain Views, Surrounded by Peach Blossoms The resort blends Tibetan architectural elements—stone walls, wooden windows, and prayer flags—seamlessly with Suosong Village's pastoral scenery. The guest rooms boast "top-tier views": open the window to see the main peak of Namcha Barwa, watch the sunrise paint the snow-capped mountains gold-red in the morning, and admire the sunset's golden glow in the evening. In spring (March-April), wild peach blossoms bloom around the resort, their pink-white petals drifting onto the terrace. Sipping butter tea on a wicker chair feels like stepping into a "snow mountain peach blossom fairyland," with even the bedding embroidered with peach blossom patterns, whispering the gentleness of "Suosong spring." 🍲 Tibetan Flavors, Wild Delicacies The restaurant specializes in "Tibetan home-style dishes + mountain ingredients": stone-pot chicken, slow-cooked with spring water from a Yarlung Tsangpo tributary, local Tibetan chicken, Himalayan yam, and matsutake mushrooms, delivers tender meat and rich broth that warms you from the first sip. Roasted Tibetan black pork, from free-range village pigs, is charred on the outside and juicy inside, best enjoyed with a dip of chili powder. For breakfast, butter tea pairs with tsampa (roasted barley flour), and the staff will teach you how to shape tsampa balls, served with pickled radish strips—a true "Tibetan morning" awakening on your palate. 🌸 Explore Suosong, Neighbor to the Sacred Mountain From the resort, a 5-minute walk takes you to the Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon viewpoint, where the river curves around Namcha Barwa Peak—your phone will run out of storage from photos. In spring, follow the butler to "Peach Blossom Valley," where wild peach trees blanket the hillsides; don a Tibetan outfit for photos, instantly turning into a "Tibetan postcard." Up for a challenge? Hike to "Namcha Barwa Base Camp," spotting glacial meltwater streams along the way, and if lucky, Tibetan macaques. At night, gather around the bonfire in the courtyard, listening to Tibetan tales of Namcha Barwa under a sky full of stars above the snow-capped peaks. ——Pingcuo Kangsang Snow Peach Blossom Resort (Suosong Namcha Barwa Branch)—— 🚗 Tibetan Commute | 🏔️ Snow Mountain Views | 🍲 Tibetan Cuisine | 🌸 Suosong Spring Charm In Nyingchi, this resort is the ultimate choice for "viewing Namcha Barwa, admiring peach blossoms, and staying in a Tibetan-style lodge," perfect for those seeking an "immersive embrace of Tibetan landscapes"—the warmth of Suosong Village, the grandeur of the Grand Canyon, and the sanctity of the snow mountains are all hidden in the days spent across from the cultural square, unforgettable once experienced.

【Opening】 From Bomi, the "Starting Point of Jiangnan in the Snowy Region," to Lulang, the "Little Switzerland of the East," this journey takes you through glaciers, misty forests, and lush meadows. You can touch the historical remnants of the Tongmai Danger Zone and lose yourself in the ethereal beauty of Guxiang Lake—experiencing the perfect blend of strength and gentleness unique to Tibet. 🛬【Itinerary】 Recommended: 3 days, 2 nights 1️⃣ Bomi Town → Guxiang Lake (morning mist) → Tongmai Bridge (historical landmark) → Stay in Lulang 2️⃣ Lulang Forest Sea → Meadow Pastures → In-depth exploration of Tibetan villages 3️⃣ Culinary adventure in Lulang Town → Return trip ⛺【✨Must-Visit Spots】 - **Guxiang Lake**: Morning mist transforms it into a fairyland, a hazy temptation between heaven and earth. Stay lakeside to witness the mist rise and fade ✨ - **Tongmai's "Three Generations of Bridges"**: Old, middle-aged, and new bridges stand side by side, showcasing Tibet's transportation evolution 🚗 - **Lulang Meadows**: A peach blossom paradise without the peaches—wooden bridges, cabins, and golden flowers create a healing scene 🌼 - **Lulang Forest Sea**: Spruce trees, snow-capped mountains, and pastures frame Swiss-style photos at every turn 🏔️ 🍩【Must-Try Delicacies】 ✅ **Lulang Stone Pot Chicken**: Simmered in a Motuo soapstone pot with ginseng, free-range chicken, and herbs—so delicious you’ll lick the pot! Rumored to hold the secret to longevity 🔑 ✅ **Matsutake/Morel Mushrooms**: Sold fresh on Bomi streets, their aroma carries the essence of the forest 🍄 🏨【Accommodation Tips】 ▫️ **Bomi**: Choose hotels in Zhamo Town for easy early-morning access to Guxiang Lake ▫️ **Lulang**: Opt for Tibetan-style homestays with forest views; some offer butter tea-making experiences 🛖 🚌【Transport Guide】 🚗 **Self-drive/chartered car is best!** Bomi to Lulang takes ~2.5 hours, with scenic stops along the way 🚌 **Direct buses from Nyingchi to Lulang**, then share a ride to Bomi for flexibility 🧡【Tips】 ❌ Guxiang Lake’s morning mist is fleeting—arrive by 7 AM ❌ Tongmai section may face landslides during rainy season (June-August); though no longer perilous, stay weather-aware ✅ Compare Lulang and Nyingchi versions of stone pot chicken for unique flavors Bomi · Nyingchi

🌄 Classic 7-Day Itinerary DAY1: Nyingchi Airport Pickup → Nyang River Scenery → Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon Nyang River: Relax at riverside coffee tents, recommended to try Tibetan sweet tea (approx. ¥20/cup). Grand Canyon Scenic Area: Ticket ¥150, free for locals. Must-try "Huayin Private Kitchen"'s Nyingchi cold-water fish (approx. ¥100/dish), capture sunset golden mountain views in the evening. Accommodation: Suosong Village "Bamboo Beyond Clouds Homestay" (off-season approx. ¥1500/night, balcony faces Namcha Barwa Peak). DAY2: Suosong Village → Lulang Forest Sea → Bomi Lulang Forest Sea: Horse riding/archery (¥50-100/hour), summer meadows bloom with wildflowers. Bomi: Recommended stay "Peach Blossom Homestay" (approx. ¥100/person, charcoal-grilled Tibetan pork set meal from ¥200). DAY3: Bomi → Gangkar Pine Forest Hike → Sela Mountain Pass → Nyingchi Gangkar Pine Forest: Ticket ¥80, 5km core hike, canoeing (additional fee). Sela Mountain Pass: Distant view of Namcha Barwa Peak, popular "dryland onion pull" video spot. 🚗 Transportation Guide Self-drive Nyingchi to Lulang section has good road conditions, Sela Mountain section has many curves, recommended for experienced drivers. Car rental: Approx. ¥500-800/day in Nyingchi (peak season prices surge noticeably). Chartered/Shared Cars 5-seat SUV charter ¥800-1200/day, shared car approx. ¥300-500/person/day. Local guide tips: Get recommendations from inn owners, confirm itinerary and costs in advance (book 1 month ahead for peak season). Public Transport Nyingchi to Lulang bus approx. ¥50/person, but limited schedules, recommended to combine with scenic area shuttle. 🍲 Must-Try Foods Stone Pot Chicken: Maji Ami (Lulang town center, approx. ¥100/person): Must-order matsutake chicken soup. Runyue Restaurant (near Lulang Forest Sea, approx. ¥80/person): Locals' favorite, lighter original-flavor chicken soup. Tibetan Pork: Bomi "Peach Blossom Homestay" (approx. ¥100/person), crispy charcoal-grilled Tibetan pork skin, best paired with barley wine. ⚠️ Altitude Sickness Prevention Guide Medication List Rhodiola (take 7 days in advance). Gao Yuan An (take upon arrival, relieves headaches). Glucose oral solution (energy replenishment). Oxygen cans (free oxygen service at Nyingchi Tingyue Kaiyuan Hotel). Adaptation Tips Avoid washing hair/bathing on first day in Nyingchi, minimize physical exertion. Carry chocolate and vitamin C tablets. Suosong Village homestays offer Tibetan massage (approx. ¥100/hour) to relieve fatigue. 🏠 Accommodation Picks Suosong Village Bamboo Beyond Clouds Homestay: Balcony faces Namcha Barwa Peak, includes Tibetan breakfast. Clouds Over Four Seasons: Provides astrophotography equipment, off-season ¥800/night. Lulang Evergrande Hotel: Tibetan architecture with hot spring facilities (¥600-800/night). Nyingchi Tingyue Kaiyuan: Near Sela Mountain Pass, offers oxygen rooms (¥500-700/night). 📌 Hidden Gems Light Hike at Xin Cuo: Deep in Basum Tso, 3-5km streamside walk, summer wildflowers, great for camping (bring own gear). Guxiang Lake: Lakeside café free, summer offers uncrowded scenic views, ideal for photography. Zhaxigang Village Tibetan Homestay: Experience Gongbo arrow shooting, horse riding (¥50-100/hour), live and dine with locals. 💰 Budget Reference Independent travel: Approx. ¥2500-4000/person (includes accommodation + meals + tickets). Chartered car: 5-seat SUV approx. ¥800-1200/day, shared cars more economical (book early for peak season). Peak season markups: Suosong Village homestays double prices July-August, book 1 month in advance.

Spent 5 days in Nyingchi, and every day felt like stepping into a fairyland… Private small group + Songtsam Hotels + Toyota Prado shuttle service throughout—this kind of wild luxury experience will truly be remembered for a lifetime! 🌿 This trip completely won me over! ✔️ 1 family = 1 private group, ultimate freedom! No need to accommodate others—stop whenever you want to take photos to your heart's content. ✔️ Stayed at Songtsam Hotels the entire time! Open the window to views of Namcha Barwa and Basum Tso, perfect for catching the golden sunrise over the mountains. ✔️ Toyota Prado/GL8 on call anytime, equipped with drones + DSLR cameras for professional-level photography. ✔️ Unlimited oxygen supply! Altitude sickness? Not a chance~ 🏔️ Itinerary ▫️Day 1: Landed at *Mainling Nyingchi Airport* and were picked up right away, heading straight to *Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon*! The giant prayer flags fluttering in the wind made for stunning photos. In the evening, we waited to see the golden sunrise over *Namcha Barwa Peak*—the golden light spilling over the snowy peaks gave me goosebumps… Stayed at *Songtsam Namcha Barwa Lodge*, with rooms facing the snow-capped mountains, and even stargazing before bed ✨ ▫️Day 2: Headed to *Namcha Barwa Base Camp*! A light hike to the foot of the glacier, where we encountered Tibetan macaques and wild horses~ Lunch was a Tibetan hotpot, the warm broth filling our stomachs, and in the afternoon, we even received exclusive hiking medals! At night, we waited again for the mountain—when the clouds parted, the entire peak lit up! ▫️Day 3: *Buddha’s Palm Sand Dunes* truly amazed me! Who’s ever seen a desert and snow-capped mountains in the same frame?! The drone footage looked like a scene from a comic~ In the afternoon, we took a boat ride on *Basum Tso*, the emerald lake reflecting the forest—it felt like stepping into a fairy tale 🌊 Stayed at *Songtsam Linka*, where opening the window revealed a lakeside view! ▫️Day 4: Hiking in *Xinso* was so healing! The primeval forest was full of mushrooms and streams, and when tired, we sat on the meadows to daydream~ In the afternoon, we wandered around *Jieba Village*, where the homes of the Kongpo Tibetans were drying barley—such a leisurely, peaceful life~ If you didn’t feel like moving, you could just return to the hotel for afternoon tea with a lake view. ▫️Day 5: Didn’t want to leave! Woke up early to return from *Jieba Village*, soaking in the views of snow-capped mountains and grasslands all the way, still reminiscing at the airport… 💰 What’s included! 4 nights at Songtsam Hotels (including breakfast) + full transportation (Prado/GL8) + all entrance fees & experiences (Grand Canyon/Basum Tso/hiking, etc.) + unlimited oxygen + insurance! Flights and meals are on you~ But the drivers know the area well and can recommend authentic Tibetan hotpot, matsutake stone pot chicken, and more—super local! 💡 Tips ❶ Once the hotel is booked, it’s non-refundable—make sure before committing! ❷ Want to customize the route/vehicle? Contact the trip planner—it’s super flexible~ Who wouldn’t want to eat hotpot at the foot of snow-capped mountains or chase Tibetan macaques in the forest? This Nyingchi trip was worth every second… 【Private Car Tours】【Customized Trips】【Private Groups】all available~ How to book the same trip? Tap *[Chat with TA]* at the bottom left of the screen to get the plan!

Is Medog, recommended by Hu Ge, really worth visiting? This is a mysterious city in China, boasting the country's most complete mountain vertical climate zone and home to the northernmost rainforest on Earth. No matter how much I praise Medog, it pales in comparison to experiencing this paradise-like place firsthand! Lush forests are everywhere; along this route, you can experience all four seasons in one day, from glaciers and fir forests to banana groves~ - ⚠Warm Tips 1⃣The scenery is along the way; in just a few hours, you'll experience temperature changes of all four seasons, from high-altitude snow mountains to tropical rainforests. The changing scenery along this route is truly incredibly surprising! 2⃣A double-entry, single-exit policy is implemented: even-numbered days allow entry from Bomi to Medog, while odd-numbered days allow exit from Medog to Bomi. 3⃣Before departure, you need to prepare a border pass. Just bring 2 one-inch photos and your ID card to the public security bureau/border management office in your household registration area to apply (free of charge). 4⃣Travel by off-road vehicle! This really tests the driver's courage! There are many flooded roads that are very challenging for vehicles. The altitude span of Medog Highway is too great, so friends with severe altitude sickness should drive cautiously! Safety first! . 📝Sharing the Songtsam hotels we stayed at this time: 1⃣Songtsam Namcha Barwa Lodge Hidden deep within the Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon, directly facing Namcha Barwa, every window offers a view of the snow-capped mountains. The immense 4600-meter drop brings not only visual shock but also an overwhelming spiritual impact~ - 2⃣Songtsam Bomi Linka Hotel Nestled in the pristine forests of Bomi, Tibet, surrounded by snow-capped mountains, it resembles a hidden paradise. - 🌟Wild Luxury Experience ✔Equipped with a DJI drone in the vehicle, professionally capturing stunning aerial footage of your journey ✔Buddha's Palm Sand Dune spectacle, capturing the magical coexistence of desert and snow mountains ✔Delve deep into the Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon, directly facing Namcha Barwa Peak, the 'Father of Tibetan Mountains' ✔Gelin Village tropical banana forest perspective, unlocking another side of Namcha Barwa Peak ✔Ring the ox-head bell, gazing at the snow-capped peaks ✔Light trek through Gang Spruce Forest, encountering the hidden beauty of Shenxiancao Lake ✔Witness the surging sea of clouds, viewing the panoramic county town like a mirage ✔Step into the prototype location of 'Tomb Raider's' Tibetan Sea Flower ✔Leisurely time at Guxiang Lake, like walking through a traditional Chinese ink painting . 🚗Nyingchi + Medog 6-Day Tour Itinerary Design Day1⃣: Nyingchi Mainling Airport - Bomi Day2⃣: Bomi - Medog Day3⃣: Medog - Bomi Day4⃣: Bomi - Dalin Village Day5⃣: Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon - Buddha's Palm Sand Dune Day6⃣: Dalin Village - Mainling Airport - 👉【Chartered Tour】 【Customized Tour】 【Private Group Tour】 are all available~ To get the same itinerary, click 【Chat with them】 at the bottom left of the screen to get a plan! -

As spring arrives and the first gentle breeze sweeps across the land, Bomi Peach Blossom Valley quietly unveils its magnificent floral spectacle. This is the kingdom of peach blossoms, a romantic poem composed by spring itself. If you too yearn for a rendezvous with these blossoms, follow this guide into this dreamy pink paradise. I. Best Viewing Time With its relatively low altitude, Bomi Peach Blossom Valley reaches its peak bloom from mid-March to early April each year. During this period, the mountains and fields are awash with blooming peach flowers, as splendid as the rosy clouds at sunset. Due to elevation variations, blossoms appear earliest at the valley entrance, with flowering occurring progressively later further inland. For instance, Galang Village near the entrance bursts into full bloom around mid-March, while areas like Yuxu Township reach their peak between late March and early April. II. Transportation Guide 1. Flight + Chartered/Shared Car: Fly to Nyingchi Mainling Airport or Lhasa Gonggar Airport. From Nyingchi, find shared or chartered transportation to Bomi at nearby transit hubs or through online platforms. From Lhasa, arrange Bomi-bound vehicles at bus stations, travel agencies, or online platforms, then transfer to Peach Blossom Valley. 2. Train + Bus/Chartered Car: Take a train to Nyingchi Station, then a bus to Bomi from the city's bus station. Upon arrival, transfer to local minibuses, taxis, or chartered vehicles for the valley. Direct chartered/shared cars from Nyingchi are also available. 3. Long-Distance Bus: Board Bomi-bound buses at stations like Lhasa West Suburb Bus Station, then arrange local transportation to the valley, possibly requiring transfers to rural minibuses in Bomi county. 4. Self-Drive: From Lhasa, drive west on National Highway 318 to Bomi county town, then north on provincial roads following Peach Blossom Valley signs. From Nyingchi, drive toward Bomi on Highway 318, turn right after Yajiang Bridge, and proceed along the valley. While offering flexibility for scenic stops, drivers should exercise caution, especially during rain or snow. III. Blossom Viewing Routes 1. Classic One-Day Tour: Departing from Bomi county town, first visit Galang Village to admire peach blossoms mirrored in Galang Lake, where serene waters meet floral splendor. Proceed to Runa Village for century-old peach trees contrasting with barley fields, then to Qiongdou Town for historic architecture harmonizing with blossoms - don't miss photographing Qiongdou Monastery's red walls framed by flowers. Conclude at Bakang Village's viewpoint for breathtaking blossoms against distant snow-capped mountains. 2. In-Depth Two-Day Tour: Day one covers the above route with overnight stays at valley homestays or inns. On day two, explore Yuxu Township's later-blooming, pristine blossoms and Gang Village's mist-shrouded peach groves before returning to Bomi. IV. Must-Visit Spots 1. Galang Village: The interplay of blossoms and lake reflections creates a dreamy "pink mirror lake" at dawn, perfect for photography. 2. Runa Village: Ancient peach trees juxtaposed with emerald barley fields form striking visual contrasts of pastoral beauty. 3. Qiongdou Town: Historic structures woven with falling petals create zen-like scenes blending culture and nature. 4. Bakang Village: Hidden near Qiongdou, this area boasts abundant peach varieties. Viewpoints offer stunning blossom-and-mountain vistas. 5. Yuxu Township: The valley's latest-blooming area, where patient blossoms exude serene elegance. V. Culinary Highlights 1. Bomi Fish: Local specialty with tender flesh, prepared braised or steamed for unique freshness. 2. Tibetan Fragrant Pork: Distinctive regional pork, deliciously lean yet rich, whether roasted or braised. 3. Butter Tea: Traditional Tibetan drink blending butter, tea leaves, and salt - creamy, aromatic, and energizing. 4. Peach Blossom Chicken: Free-range valley chicken with subtle floral notes, a local exclusive. 5. Peach Blossom Cakes: Sweet pastries incorporating actual blossoms, an unmissable treat. VI. Accommodation Options 1. Bomi County Town: Diverse choices from chain hotels (Jinjiang Inn, Hanting, Orange Hotel) to various guesthouses across price ranges. 2. Valley Stays: For immersive experiences, consider homestays in villages like Zhamu's Gangba, Guxiang's Baka, or Galang - though amenities are simpler. Upscale options like Songtsam Linka and Hidden Mountain Retreat offer premium facilities amid stunning scenery. At Bomi Peach Blossom Valley, you'll discover not just picture-perfect landscapes and distinctive cuisine, but also profound cultural encounters. Pack your bags for this springtime pilgrimage, and let the valley's pink romance become your most unforgettable travel memory.

In-depth Nyingchi Self-Driving Travel Guide I. Classic Itinerary Planning Day 1: Arrive in Nyingchi and begin your snow-covered landscape journey - Route: Nyingchi Airport - North Bank of Yarlung Tsangpo River - Buddha's Palm Sand Dunes - Suosong Village - Highlights: The 10 minutes before landing in Nyingchi offer the best opportunity to view Mount Namcha Barwa up close. Choose left-side seats when flying to Nyingchi and right-side seats for return flights for optimal views. Driving from Nyingchi Airport to Suosong Village along the north bank of Yarlung Tsangpo River reveals stunning natural scenery. The Buddha's Palm Sand Dunes feature a unique desert-river coexistence landscape worth stopping for. Suosong Village is ideal for viewing Mount Namcha Barwa - wait for sunset when golden light bathes the snow peaks. - Accommodation & Dining: Stay at Pünzhol Khangsar and enjoy local Tibetan cuisine for dinner. Day 2: Cross both river banks and discover Nyang River's charm - Route: Suosong Village - South Bank of Yarlung Tsangpo River - Nyang River Scenic Area - Qujue Lakhang - Jieba Village at Basum Lake - Highlights: After leaving Suosong Village, head to the more developed south bank with numerous viewpoints and villages offering Sichuan and Tibetan cuisine. The Nyang River presents clear waters framed by green mountains and grasslands. Qujue Lakhang offers profound cultural experiences of Tibetan Buddhism. Arrive at Jieba Village by evening to enjoy Basum Lake's scenery. - Dining Recommendation: Try the local specialty stone pot chicken in Jieba Village - rich broth with tender meat. Day 3: Explore Sinduo and immerse in natural beauty - Route: Jieba Village - Sinduo - Songtsam Linka - Highlights: The road to Sinduo has some rough sections, but slow driving ensures safe passage. Watch for grazing yaks adding wilderness charm. Upon arrival, begin hiking through a fairy-tale landscape of snow mountains, lakes, meadows, streams and forests. Return to Songtsam Linka for overnight stay. Day 4: Visit Basum Lake's Heart Island and return to Nyingchi city - Route: Basum Lake Heart Island - Nyingchi City - Highlights: The picturesque Heart Island features historic Tsodzong Monastery with unique architecture. Enjoy peaceful island walks before returning to Nyingchi city to stay at Jinji Hotel and explore urban areas. Day 5: Journey concludes - Route: Nyingchi City - Nyingchi Airport for return flight, ending your wonderful Nyingchi trip. II. Travel Tips 1. Flight views: About 20 minutes after departure from Chengdu, you can glimpse Mount Gongga from afar. 2. Self-driving: Renting a car is recommended. Scenic drives take about 3 times longer than navigation estimates for photo stops. Except for Sinduo sections, roads are paved with lush vegetation and minimal altitude sickness concerns. 3. Best travel time: Avoid winter and peak seasons (March-April peach blossom festival and July-August summer vacation) for quieter experiences with optimal views of snow mountains, lakes and meadows - perfect for family trips. 4. River bank selection: Drive north bank to Suosong Village and return via south bank for better views. North bank has better scenery but fewer dining options (bring snacks). South bank has complete facilities. Buddha's Palm Sand Dunes are on north bank (south bank has viewpoints). Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon has low visibility of Namcha Barwa in rainy season and prohibits self-driving. 5. Dining options: Between Suosong Village and Jieba Village, lunch is available in Bahe Town or at the Snow Mountain Coffee Camp along Bahe-Cuogao road, enjoying afternoon tea with mountain views. III. Other Recommended Attractions 1. Lulang Town: Called "Eastern Switzerland" with vast meadows, dense forests, tranquil lakes and distinctive Tibetan houses. Try Lulang stone pot chicken and enjoy pastoral life. 2. Midui Glacier: One of China's six most beautiful glaciers, blending glaciers, forests, lakes and villages. Hike to experience its grandeur up close. IV. Additional Local Cuisine 1. Butter tea: Traditional Tibetan drink that combats altitude sickness, available in local teahouses. 2. Tsampa: Staple Tibetan food made from roasted barley flour mixed with butter tea. 3. Roasted Tibetan pork: Local specialty with crispy skin and tender, flavorful meat.

Who's still struggling with hotel selection? 🔥 Stayed up late compiling this fresh, comprehensive guide for friends visiting Nyingchi, Tibet. Bookmark it now if needed! 🐎 1⃣ Nyingchi City Area 🔺 Pros: Wide selection, great environment, convenient transportation, close to the airport 🔺 Cons: Scenery around is less impressive 🏨 Recommended: Nyingchi Crown Resort Hotel ✔ TOP1 five-star luxury hotel in Nyingchi city, 🧚🏻‍♀️ perfect for family trips—comfortable and secure ✔ Panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows frame sacred mountains and greenery, 🌿 Tibetan incense workshops offer unique experiences ✔ Stone Pot Chicken🔥—a delicious must-try! The restaurant serves authentic Tibetan cuisine, loved by locals ✔ 40min direct from the airport, 🚗 just 10min from the highway exit—super convenient for travel 2⃣ Near Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon (Suosong Village) 🔺 Pros: Stay in a Tibetan village with Mount Namcha Barwa right outside your window 🔺 Cons: Higher prices, less convenient transportation 🏨 Recommended: Songtsam Namcha Barwa Lodge, Mainling ✔ A stunning resort space facing Mount Namcha Barwa🏔, immersing you in traditional Tibetan charm 3⃣ Lulang Town 🔺 Pros: "Little Switzerland of the East" scenery, with attractions like Lulang Forest Sea and Sergyi La Mountain nearby 🔺 Cons: Remote location 🏨 Recommended: Lulang Poly Atour Hotel ✔ Fairytale-like Tibetan villas in Lulang, with prayer flags and pastures visible from your window🌲 4⃣ Bomi 🔺 Pros: Close to attractions like Laigu Glacier and Ranwu Lake 🔺 Cons: Very remote, best scenery is mainly in winter 🏨 Recommended: Bomi Hidden Mountain Retreat ✔ Located near the ruins of the Galong King’s Palace, 💙 surrounded by serene beauty, featuring an infinity pool Still undecided about which hotel or Nyingchi attractions to choose? 👇👇 Feel free to ask me anytime~

Leaving Motuo, it took 4 arduous hours to cover 110 kilometers back to National Highway G318. Traveling along the soaring Parlung Tsangpo River, we were greeted by endless emerald waters and white sandy shores on both sides, with towering snow-capped peaks veiled in mist, lush forests exuding a warm and humid aura, and the winding, picturesque canyon scenery accompanying us all the way. Arriving at the Tongmai Grand Bridge, once known as the "Death Stretch" and the most treacherous section of the Sichuan-Tibet Highway, the perilous path has now been transformed into a smooth passage. Spanning the Parlung Tsangpo River, the old, new, and newest generations of bridges stand as witnesses to the historical evolution of this route, once dubbed the "Tongmai Graveyard." Passing through the typical alpine meadow of Lulang, flanked by dense forests of fir and pine that rise from low to high, the drifting mist and clouds create a scene as if meticulously arranged by human hands. The neatly aligned meadows, meandering streams, babbling springs, and the rustic fences and bridges characteristic of forested areas, along with the scattered Tibetan-style white-walled and red-roofed buildings, paint a serene and idyllic picture of mountain life. Standing at the Sergyila Mountain viewpoint, the best spot to admire the full grandeur of Mount Namcha Barwa, we offered silent prayers in hopes of catching a glimpse of this "Shy Goddess," reputed as China's most beautiful mountain, whose elusive peak is rarely seen by nine out of ten visitors. Mount Namcha Barwa owes its fame to its sharp, spear-like peak piercing the blue sky, the majestic triangular massif, and the perpetual snow that crowns its summit. Shrouded in mist and clouds, this "Shy Goddess" seldom reveals her true face, adding to her mystique and inspiring countless seekers to pursue her elusive beauty. The wait was long, and the ever-changing mountain weather kept the bashful goddess hidden behind the clouds. It seemed this journey would not grant us the privilege of her presence. With regret and reluctance, we departed, holding onto hope for a future encounter.

Yesterday, we left the Laigu Glacier and rejoined National Highway G318 in Ranwu Town via G559. Traveling through snow-capped mountains and pristine forests, we were accompanied by the roaring Parlung Tsangpo River, formed by the outflow of Ranwu Lake. The surging rapids, lush greenery, and blooming wildflowers created a breathtaking and refreshing landscape. We arrived in Bomi County to rest and prepare for our journey into Medog. In the early morning, awakened by birdsong, we opened the window to gaze at Bomi's dawn. Mist, like pure white hada scarves, draped over the distant mountain slopes, veiling the surrounding forests in a delicate haze. The misty Parlung Tsangpo River rushed through the town, blending with the clouds and snow-capped peaks, creating a scene reminiscent of an ink-wash painting—vivid and dreamlike. Strolling through the quiet town, we found few people, only the occasional hurried tourist. The entire city felt like a sleeping beauty, serene and peaceful. Taking deep breaths of the oxygen-rich fresh air, our travel-weary bodies and minds were completely rejuvenated and relaxed. At dusk in Bomi, the sun slowly sank, painting the sky in brilliant shades of orange and red. The shifting light cast a golden glow over the lush forests, while the snowy peaks were bathed in a crimson hue, contrasting starkly with the white snow—a truly magnificent sight.

【Opening】: Tibet's glaciers are nature's most magnificent masterpieces. Whether it's the rugged grandeur of the Yalong Glacier or the gentle beauty of the Midui Glacier, you'll be awestruck by nature's power. Before setting out, confirm your target glacier's name and route. May you find inner peace atop these icy peaks! ⛺【Essentials】: Must-have gear • Clothing: Windproof jacket + down liner (large day-night temperature swings), waterproof hiking boots, crampons (for glacial crevasses); • Tools: Trekking poles, ice axe (rental needed for professional glacier hikes), binoculars (to observe glacial details); • Protection: High-SPF sunscreen, sunglasses (to prevent snow blindness), first-aid kit (including frostbite ointment). 2. Safety tips • Glacial crevasses: Never hike alone, follow guides and maintain formation; • Altitude adaptation: Above 4,000m, limit daily hiking to 4 hours, carry oxygen; • Environmental rules: No stepping on glacier surfaces, pack out all trash. 3. Photography advice • Best time: 1 hour around sunrise (glaciers appear cool blue); • Equipment: Tripod (for time-lapse), polarizing filter (to reduce ice glare); • Restrictions: Some religiously protected areas (like near Rongbuk Monastery) ban drones. 4. Pitfalls & road conditions 🛬【Itinerary】: Yanong Glacier • Location: Yigong Township, Bomi County, Nyingchi, within Parlung Tsangpo basin. • Highlights: Representative maritime glacier of southeast Tibet, terminal moraine lake, summer ice collapse spectacle. • Activities: ◦ Ice lake exploration: Hike to glacier terminus to observe emerald meltwater lakes; ◦ Wildlife spotting: Dense surrounding forests may reveal Tibetan macaques or musk deer. • Tips: ◦ Summer monsoon (June-August) raises lake levels - approach cautiously; ◦ Recommended: Hire local village guides familiar with routes. 3. Laigu Glacier • Location: Near Ranwu Lake, Qamdo, within Nyenchen Tanglha range. • Highlights: Among world's three major glaciers, comprising multiple glaciers (Laigu, Yalong, Dongga) with snow-capped reflections in Laigu Lake. • Activities: ◦ Glacier trekking: From Laigu Village across glacial moraine lakes; ◦ Combined tour: Pair with Ranwu Lake and Midui Glacier visits. • Tips: ◦ 4WD required (30km gravel road from Ranwu Lake to Laigu Village); 🧡【Tips】: ◦ For Tibet car rentals: Sign contracts specifying vehicle type and inclusions (fuel, oxygen tanks); ◦ Beware drivers recommending overpriced lodging - research local guesthouse rates beforehand. 2. Weather risks: ◦ Summer brings frequent rain/snow - check road conditions via "Tibet Transportation" official account; ◦ Winter offers easier glacier access but some routes require 4WD + snow chains.

A Comprehensive Travel Guide to Nyingchi, Tibet: Unlocking a Poetic Journey to the "Jiangnan of the Snowy Region"! 🏔️🌸 I. Introduction to Nyingchi Nyingchi, meaning "the throne of the sun" in Tibetan, has an average altitude of 3,100m and is known as the "Little Jiangnan of Tibet." - 🌸 Peach Blossom Festival: From March to April, wild peach blossoms stretch for miles, with snow-capped mountains and a sea of flowers in the same frame, making it the ultimate spring destination in China. - 🏔️ Sacred Mountains and Lakes: Nanga Parbat, Basum Lake, and the Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon offer magnificent and breathtaking natural landscapes. - 🌿 Diverse Ecology: From tropical rainforests to glaciers and snow-capped mountains, the vertical landscape spans all four seasons. II. Best Time to Travel - 🌸 Peach Blossom Season: March 20–April 15 (the most abundant peach blossoms are in Bomi, Gala Village, and Suosong Village). - 🍃 Green Season: May–September (pleasant climate, lush Lulang Forest, a summer retreat). - 🍂 Autumn Season: October–November (the banks of the Nyang River are ablaze with color, and the full view of Nanga Parbat is visible). III. Transportation Guide 1. Getting There - ✈️ Plane: Direct flights to Nyingchi Mainling Airport (more flights during peak season), or fly to Lhasa and then drive/charter a car (5 hrs). - 🚗 Self-driving: - Sichuan-Tibet Highway 318 (Chengdu–Nyingchi): A scenic route, but prone to landslides during the rainy season. - Linla Expressway (Lhasa–Nyingchi): Toll-free and in excellent condition. - 🚌 Bus: Lhasa East Suburb Bus Station to Nyingchi (8 hrs, CNY 150). 2. Local Transportation - 🚙 Chartered/Shared Car: CNY 500–800/day (including fuel and driver), flexible for exploring niche attractions. - 🚐 Direct Shuttle Bus to Scenic Spots: Some attractions (Basum Lake, Lulang) have tourist routes. IV. Must-See Attractions and Activities 1. Peach Blossom Theme - Bomi Peach Blossom Valley: 🌸 A 30 km-long gallery of wild peach blossoms, with snow-capped mountains reflected in the sea of flowers along the Palong Zangbu River. Drone photography is stunning. - Suosong Village: 🏔️ A peach blossom village facing Nanga Parbat, where the Milky Way and golden sunlight on the mountain can be seen at night. Stay in a Tibetan homestay with a view. - Gala Peach Blossom Village: 📍 The main venue of the Nyingchi Peach Blossom Festival, with mature facilities, suitable for family trips. 2. Sacred Mountains and Lakes - Nanga Parbat: 🌄 The true face of the "Shy Maiden Peak" is hard to see. Best viewing points: Suosong Village, Sejila Mountain Pass (higher probability in autumn). - Basum Lake: 💧 AAAAA-rated scenic spot, the red walls of Cuozong Gongba Temple on the island in the center of the lake are reflected in the clear water. Hike to the secret realm of Xincuo. - Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon: 🏞️ The deepest canyon in the world. Take a hot air balloon to overlook the horseshoe-shaped bend (spring only). 3. Ecological Culture - Lulang Forest: 🌲 "Oriental Switzerland" pasture scenery. Ride horses, shoot arrows, eat stone pot chicken, and stay in a Tibetan family in Zaxigang Village. - Nyang River Scenic Belt: 🚴♀️ Cycle along the river. In autumn, the banks are golden with poplar trees, and flocks of migratory birds gather in the wetlands. - Motuo: 🌧️ The last county in China to have a road. Tropical rainforest waterfalls and Menba ethnic culture require a border pass. V. Itinerary Suggestions 1. 3-Day Classic Tour (Peach Blossom Season) - Day 1: Nyingchi → Gala Peach Blossom Village → Nyang River Scenic Belt → Sejila Mountain Pass (distant view of Nanga Parbat) - Day 2: Suosong Village (peach blossoms + snow-capped mountains) → Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon → Stay in a Tibetan homestay in Suosong - Day 3: Lulang Forest → Return trip/go to Bomi Peach Blossom Valley 2. 5-Day In-Depth Tour - Day 1-2: Nyingchi Peach Blossom Core Area (Gala Village–Suosong Village–Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon) - Day 3: Bomi Peach Blossom Valley → Guxiang Lake → Gangyunshan Forest Hike - Day 4: Basum Lake → Xincuo Light Hike → Jieba Village Tibetan Family Experience - Day 5: Lulang International Town → Return to Lhasa/Nyingchi VI. Food Recommendations 1. Lulang Stone Pot Chicken: 🍲 Tibetan chicken + palm ginseng + matsutake mushrooms, simmered in a stone pot until delicious (He Dama in Lulang Town has a good reputation). 2. Yak Meat Soup Pot: 🥩 High-altitude beef is firm, served with highland barley cakes, CNY 80 per person. 3. Tibetan Pork Spring Rolls: 🐖 Barbecue Tibetan pork belly, rolled with lettuce and dipped in chili sauce, street stalls CNY 15/serving. 4. Butter Tea + Zanba: 🍵 Tibetan breakfast drink, may not be used to it at first, but it is a high-altitude sickness artifact. VII. Accommodation Guide - 🌸 Preferred for Peach Blossom Season: - Suosong Village "Jimi Nanga Parbat Mountain Residence" (facing the snow-capped mountains, CNY 1,200+/night, book 3 months in advance). - Bomi "Songtsam Linka" (secluded paradise design, CNY 2,000+/night). - 🏨 Cost-Effective Options: - Nyingchi City "Tingyue Hotel" (oxygenated room, CNY 400+/night). - Lulang "Zaxigang Folk Village" (Tibetan homestay, CNY 200/bed). VIII. Precautions 1. 🏔️ Altitude Sickness: - Do not shower or exercise vigorously on the first day, prepare oxygen cylinders (CNY 20/can at Nyingchi pharmacies) and glucose. 2. 🌞 Sun Protection and Moisturizing: - SPF50+ sunscreen + sunglasses + lip balm, extremely strong UV rays and dry climate. 3. 🚗 Road Condition Tips: - Four-wheel drive vehicles are required for the Bomi–Motuo section, and a border pass is required for some sections (apply at the place of household registration/Lhasa). 4. 📸 Photography Tips: - The temperature difference between morning and evening is large during the peach blossom season, keep the camera battery warm; respect local customs and ask for permission before taking pictures of people. 5. 🚮 Eco-Friendly Travel: - Do not step on peach trees or litter. The ecology of Nyingchi is extremely fragile! IX. Hidden Ways to Play and Tips - 🌌 Snow Mountain Starry Sky: Avoid light pollution in Suosong Village late at night, and use a tripod to capture the Milky Way with Nanga Parbat in the same frame. - 🚶♀️ Light Hiking Route: - Xincuo: 6 km of meadow and snow mountain hiking, the end point is a glacial lake (deep in Basum Lake). - Gangyunshan Forest: Bomi primeval forest trail, full of negative oxygen ions. - 🎭 Festival Experience: - Gongbu New Year (Tibetan calendar October, about November in the Gregorian calendar): Shoot sounding arrows, dance Guozhuang, and immerse yourself in Tibetan culture. - 📦 Specialty Souvenirs: - Nyingchi matsutake mushrooms (August–September), Tibetan incense, handmade wooden bowls (available in Barkhor Street). Ultimate Tip - Accommodation prices during the peach blossom season are 3–5 times higher. Book 4 months in advance, or choose mid-April off-peak season (fewer people at the end of the flowering period). - Joint Tour Suggestions: Nyingchi + Lhasa (Potala Palace) + Shannan (Yamdrok Lake), connecting the essence of Tibet. - Drones need to be registered in real name on the website of the "Civil Aviation Administration of China", and some scenic spots are no-fly zones (such as the island in the center of Basum Lake). The beauty of Nyingchi is the intense collision of snow-capped mountains and peach blossoms, and the lingering interweaving of canyons and clouds. Take this guide with you and witness the visual feast of "China's Most Beautiful Spring"! 🚗🌸

[Introduction]: Xinzuo is located in the northern part of Songzong Town in Bomi County, about 130 kilometers from Bomi. The classic trekking route is Bomi → Galang Village → Songzong Town → Xinzuo, taking approximately 3 days and 2 nights, with flexible adjustment of days. Along the way, you can enjoy beautiful scenery such as Namcha Barwa Peak, Lulang Forest, and Galang Lake. ⛺[Travel Essentials]: • Clothing: Windproof jacket and pants, quick-dry clothes, insulation layer (fleece/down), hiking boots (waterproof and non-slip), sun hat, gloves. • Equipment: Trekking poles, backpack (40-60L), raincoat, headlamp, sunscreen (SPF50+), sunglasses. • Medication (for altitude sickness), cold medicine, digestive medicine, glucose oral solution. • Others: Thermos, high-calorie snacks (chocolate, beef jerky), garbage bags (essential for environmental protection). 🛬[Itinerary]: 1. Classic 3-Day Route • Day 1: Bomi → Galang Village (about 100 kilometers) ◦ Transportation: Self-driving/chartered car (about 3 hours), you can visit Bomi Peach Blossom Valley (spring) and Midui Glacier (optional) along the way. ◦ Accommodation: Tibetan homestay in Galang Village (beside Galang Lake, with lake views). ◦ Activities: Explore Galang Lake, experience the remnants of the Ancient Tea Horse Road. • Day 2: Galang Village → Songzong Town → Xinzuo (about 30 kilometers) ◦ Trekking: Hike along the Parlung Zangbo River, passing through the Namcha Barwa viewing platform (altitude about 3,500 meters) and Songzong Town (where supplies are available). ◦ Highlights: Snow mountain reflections, rural villages, pristine forests. ◦ Accommodation: Simple guesthouses or tents in Xinzuo Village (basic conditions, sleeping bags required). • Day 3: Xinzuo → Songzong Town → Bomi ◦ Trek back to Songzong Town, then return by vehicle. 2. Extended Trek (5-7 days) • Can be extended to Benri Sacred Mountain, the north bank of the Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon, or combined with the Gangyun Pine Forest trek, adding stops at Lulang, Sejila Mountain, and other points. 🧡[Tips]: 1. Altitude Sickness ◦ Xinzuo's average altitude is 3,000-3,500 meters. Acclimatize in Nyingchi 1-2 days in advance and avoid strenuous activities. ◦ Bring oxygen bottles. 2. Road Conditions and Weather ◦ Rainy season (June-August) often has mudslides; spring and autumn (April-May, September-October) are recommended for travel. ◦ Some sections require river crossings; wear waterproof shoes or bring water shoes. 3. Environmental Protection and Culture ◦ Take your garbage with you; do not damage vegetation or disturb wildlife. ◦ Respect Menba ethnic customs; do not photograph locals without permission.

📍Detailed Address: • Chamdo, Tibet: Located in eastern Tibet Autonomous Region, about 130 meters northwest of Chamdo Experimental Primary School on Chamdo West Road, Chamdo City. 🚗Transportation Guide: • By Air: Direct flights to Chamdo Bangda Airport are available from Chengdu, Chongqing, Lhasa, and other cities with high frequency. Book tickets in advance for discounts. • By Bus: Long-distance buses to Chamdo are available from Chengdu, Chongqing, Lhasa, and other cities. The journey is long but offers beautiful scenery along the way. • By Train + Bus: First take a train to Chengdu or Chongqing, then transfer to a long-distance bus to Chamdo. This option is suitable for travelers with plenty of time. • Self-driving: Drive along the Sichuan-Tibet Highway to Chamdo, enjoying the beautiful scenery and experiencing Tibetan culture along the way. 🕙Opening Hours: • Due to the numerous attractions in Chamdo, Tibet, with varying opening hours, there is no unified schedule. Opening hours for each attraction need to be checked separately. For example, Hailuogou Scenic Area is open all day, while Midui Glacier is open from 8:00-14:00 in winter and spring, and 7:00-14:30 in summer and autumn. 💰Ticket Prices: • Ticket prices for attractions in Chamdo, Tibet vary. Specific costs depend on the attractions you visit. Tickets for some famous attractions may range from 100 to 200 yuan. For example, Midui Glacier tickets cost 50 yuan per person, including shuttle bus service. 🌟Highlights: • Natural Scenery: Chamdo features towering mountains, deep valleys, and crisscrossing ravines with magnificent natural landscapes, such as Ranwu Lake, Qiangbalin Monastery, Mangkang Salt Wells, Dongba Residences, Three-Color Lake, and Latuo Wetland. • History and Culture: Chamdo is one of the birthplaces of the ancient Qinghai-Tibet Plateau culture and an important distribution center on the Ancient Tea Horse Road, with rich historical cultural relics and human landscapes. 📌Tips: • Altitude Sickness: Chamdo is located in a high-altitude area. Visitors should prepare in advance by bringing warm clothing, hats, sunglasses, lip balm, moisturizing skincare products, etc., and avoid strenuous exercise and excessive fatigue. • Clothing Guide: Chamdo has large temperature differences between day and night. In winter, the temperature difference between day and night can reach 15 degrees, and about 10 degrees in other seasons. Be sure to dress warmly. • Diet and Daily Life: After entering Tibet, eat more carbohydrates and easily digestible foods, drink plenty of water to maintain adequate hydration, avoid overeating at dinner, and it's best not to drink alcohol or smoke. • Activity Planning: Tourism activities should not be too frequent, and physical burden should not be too heavy. When first arriving at high altitudes, avoid walking quickly, running, or doing physical labor.

📍Location: Nyingchi, Tibet 🌸Five Must-Visit Peach Blossom Secret Spots 1️⃣Bomi Peach Valley 📍Blooming period: First blooms on March 10, peak bloom March 15-25 ✨Highlights: China's largest peach blossom valley! Hundreds of thousands of wild peach trees extend along the valley, creating a pink and white carpet reaching the foot of snow-capped mountains. Recommended to photograph the peach blossoms with glaciers in the morning mist. 2️⃣Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon 📍Blooming period: First blooms on March 20, peak bloom March 27-April 10 ✨Highlights: Capture peach blossoms with the golden sunlight on Mount Namcha Barwa! Wild peach groves intertwine with highland barley fields in the canyon and hillsides. Recommended to wait for the magical moment of "flowers and golden mountain" in the afternoon. 3️⃣Suosong Village 📍Blooming period: First blooms on March 20, peak bloom March 30-April 15 ✨Highlights: A quartet of highland barley fields, peach forests, snow mountains, and river! Century-old peach trees complement Tibetan-style houses. Recommended to stay overnight in a Tibetan homestay and enjoy the secret paradise alone in the early morning. 4️⃣Gala Peach Blossom Village 📍Blooming period: First blooms on March 15, peak bloom March 22-30 ✨Highlights: 500 acres of peach forest like a pink sea of clouds, with Tibetan costume parades and folk performances at the opening ceremony. Don't forget to check in at the century-old king peach tree at the village entrance and tie prayer flags for blessings. 5️⃣Basum Tso 📍Blooming period: First blooms on March 30, peak bloom April 9-20 ✨Highlights: Peach blossoms around the lake reflect the blue waters and snow mountains. The thousand-year-old peach forest in front of Tsodzong Monastery is a photographer's paradise. Recommended to hike along the lake to capture the serene beauty of peach blossom reflections. 📸Photography Tips for Stunning Shots 🔸Composition formula: Peach blossoms + snow mountains/temples/prayer flags = Tibetan-style masterpiece 🔸Tibetan-style portraits: Rent Tibetan costumes/Pangdian, with peach forests as background 🔸Light magic: Capture translucent petals in morning backlight, use peach blossoms as foreground for golden mountain sunset 🔸Detail close-ups: Use macro lens for flower stamens with dewdrops, wide-angle lens to show contrast between peach forests and snow mountains 🔸Color matching: Light-colored outfits + pink flower sea = fresh artistic style 💡Hidden shooting spots: "Ancient Xiang Lake Reflection" in Bomi Peach Valley, "Namcha Barwa Starry Sky Flower Sea" in Suosong Village

Location: Nyingchi, Tibet Glacier meltwater bubbles and flows Century-old peach trees bloom into pink waterfalls beneath snow-capped mountains A Tibetan grandmother says: "These are petals scattered by the mountain god" Must-visit secret spots: Bomi Peach Blossom Valley | 30 km pink corridor Ride Tibetan horses through morning mist Glacier meltwater sings beside your feet Suosong Village | Golden sunlit mountains + peach blossoms in one frame The Yarlung Tsangpo River makes an S-bend here The golden peak of Mount Namcha Barwa pierces through the clouds Evening bonfire parties with Tibetans teaching Guozhuang dance Highland barley wine with peach blossom pastries - intoxicatingly fragrant! Gongbujiangda | G318 Highway's hidden peach paradise Thousand-year-old fortress ruins surrounded by wild peach blossoms Encounter pilgrims who warmly offer sweet tea Beware of the "village guardian" Tibetan mastiffs at the village entrance! Travel tips The horseback riding adventure through Gala Peach Blossom Village is thrilling Lulang stone pot chicken + peach blossom wine = taste explosion Photography secrets 7 AM at Suosong Village to capture sunlit mountains + flower sea Use drones for aerial shots of winding roads through peach valleys Use large aperture when framing ancient peach trees against glaciers When 3,000-meter glaciers meet pink flower seas All distant dreams take tangible form This must be what National Geographic calls "China's most beautiful spring"

#cherryblossom25 This spring, you must experience the breathtaking beauty of peach blossoms in Nyingchi! Known as the “Jiangnan of the Tibetan Plateau”, Nyingchi turns into a romantic wonderland every March, with mountains and valleys blanketed in peach blossoms. Even while winter still lingers across much of Tibet, spring arrives early here — and it’s arguably the most beautiful season on the plateau. Imagine this: Masses of peach blossoms like flaming pink fire, set against snow-capped mountains, deep valleys, lakes, winding roads, and quiet villages — all bathed in soft pink hues. It’s so stunning, it’ll leave you speechless. Hidden Gem for Peach Blossom Viewing & Photos: Bomê Qingduo Monastery – a lesser-known, picture-perfect spot. This ancient temple, surrounded by snowy mountains, is stunning in spring. The red walls of the monastery peek through the peach blossoms — an incredible contrast and a dream for photographers. Qingduo Monastery Mini-Info: Full name: Qingduo Jampa Ling Monastery A Gelug school Tibetan Buddhist monastery Founded in 1454 by Rebuchunizaba, with over 500 years of history! Location: Qingduo Town, Bomê County, Nyingchi, Tibet (About 20 minutes’ drive from Peach Blossom Valley) Best viewing time: Mid-to-late March to early April #travel

After crossing the Sejila Mountain Pass from Nyingchi, I drove 4.5 hours specifically to visit Bomi County, and as soon as I reached the peach blossom forest, I was amazed by how beautiful it was❗️ Besides the ancient temple hidden in the peach forest, most of the peach groves have no fences, so you can go inside for close-up photos~ Plus there aren't many tourists, and the deeper you go, the fewer people you'll see, and the best part is! 💰It's FREE! I spent half a day leisurely taking photos~ - ♾️"Self-driving Tour Route" Runa Village➠Qingduo Temple➠Baiyu Village➠Yuxu Township Starting from Qingduo Temple, there are fewer tourists, as most people stay at the entrance of Bomi Peach Valley, where you'll find many mobile coffee trucks ☕ and camping sites 🏕️ - 📸"Must-visit Photo Spots" 1️⃣ Runa Village Peach Blossom Scenic Avenue The road is imprinted with peach blossoms 🌸, wild peach forests on both sides, with snow mountains 🏔️, highland barley fields, and houses in the distance. It looks amazing from a drone! 2️⃣ Runa Village Try to walk downhill toward the river, fewer people, more layered scenery 3️⃣ Qingduo Temple A thousand-year-old temple hidden in the peach forest, with large areas of red, yellow, green, blue, and white colors that are both locally characteristic and harmonious. Surrounded by snow mountains, it's incredibly photogenic! 4️⃣ Yuxu Township Almost zero tourists, with many Tibetan residences, yaks, highland barley fields, and wild peach trees along the way. Walk and take photos at your leisure, enjoying the beautiful scenery all to yourself~ - 🎈"Nearby Attractions" If you have more time, you can also visit Guxiang Lake, Yigong National Geopark, and more~

🌸 Spring is the season when the earth warms up and all things revive. In Nyingchi, Lhasa, there's a place known as the "Peach Blossom Paradise" - the annual Nyingchi Peach Blossom Festival. Here, peach blossoms spread like an ocean, spring is in full bloom, creating a paradise for photographers and travelers. Let's unveil the mystery of the Nyingchi Peach Blossom Festival together! 【Introduction to the Nyingchi Peach Blossom Festival】 The Nyingchi Peach Blossom Festival usually takes place from late March to mid-April each year, lasting about a month. During this time, the entire Nyingchi region transforms into a pink ocean, with peach blossoms complementing the snow-capped mountains, forests, and rivers, creating beautiful scenic paintings. 【Best Flower Viewing Spots】 Bomi Peach Blossom Valley: Known as "China's most beautiful peach blossom valley," the scenery is spectacular when the peach blossoms are in full bloom. Suosong Village, Mainling County: Located in the Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon, the peach blossoms against the river and snow mountains create breathtaking views. Gala Village, Bayi District: The opening ceremony of the festival is usually held here, making it an excellent spot for flower viewing. 【Transportation Guide】 From Lhasa, you can choose to drive, take a long-distance bus, or join a tour group. Driving takes about 7-8 hours, and long-distance buses are also a good option, with tickets costing around 200 yuan. 【Flower Viewing Tips】 Early rising: Peach blossoms are most beautiful in the early morning when the sunlight is soft, making it the best time for photography. Outfit: It's recommended to wear colorful clothes to create a contrast with the peach blossoms for better photos. Sun protection: UV rays are strong on the plateau, so be sure to take sun protection measures. 【Photography Tips】 Use foreground: Using peach blossoms as the foreground can create photos with rich layers. Find angles: Try different angles to discover more surprises. Light utilization: Backlighting and side lighting can better showcase the texture and color of peach blossoms. 【Food Recommendations】 In Nyingchi, besides enjoying the flowers, you can also taste authentic Tibetan cuisine such as butter tea, yak meat, highland barley wine, and more. 【Accommodation Suggestions】 Nyingchi has hotels and homestays of various grades. It's recommended to book in advance, especially during the Peach Blossom Festival. 【Important Notes】 In plateau regions, conserve your energy and prevent altitude sickness. Respect local customs and protect the ecological environment by not littering. During the festival, there are many tourists, so pay attention to the safety of your personal belongings. A spring breeze over ten miles cannot compare to the blooming peach blossoms in Nyingchi. This spring, let's meet in Lhasa and attend this pink feast together to experience the unique charm of Tibet.

Highlight: Many people come here at sunset because you can see the sunset illuminating the golden mountain from this angle. (However, we didn't come here while staying at the Songtsam Linka Retreat, Bome, because the view is basically the same.) During the day, there are very few people, so you can enjoy the place all to yourself. However, be careful not to startle the yaks during activities. You can take super close-up photos of the snow-capped mountains and pastures with a 2x zoom on an iPhone and a 3x zoom on a Vivo phone. I love it. Navigation: Guxiang Lake Scenic Area. Low water level in winter and spring. Tickets: Free

When the south wind scatters the clouds, hundreds of thousands of wild peach blossoms creep past the snow line, their branches reaching towards the folds of the sacred mountains. Pink petals, like unfinished verses on prayer flags, fall into the snowmelt rivers, dyeing the reflections like the blush on a young girl's cheek. Yaks tread through the shallow grass, their hooves dusted with the damp fragrance of spring, while the snow-capped peaks still wear veils woven from moonlight, bowing to kiss this pink and white tide. In the early morning, before the barley wine has worn off, you'll hear the mountains call out the names of the peach blossoms with their glacial voices—April in Nyingchi is like a rouge pot overturned by the gods. In April, when peach blossoms intoxicate the spring breeze, Nyingchi awaits your arrival. 🎈Recommended Peach Blossom Viewing Spots in Nyingchi🎈 ✅Gala Peach Blossom Village: The main venue of the Nyingchi Peach Blossom Festival, where pink flower seas complement barley fields and Tibetan houses. Climb the viewing platform for a panoramic view of the snow-capped mountains and peach blossom valley. Best viewing time: late March to early April ✅Bomi Peach Blossom Valley: A 30-kilometer corridor of wild peach blossoms, surrounded by snow-capped mountains and forests. Recommended hiking route: "Qingduo Town → Runa Village → Galang Lake." Best viewing time: mid-March to mid-April ✅Suosong Village: Located on the north bank of the Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon, offering views of Mount Namcha Barwa from your window. At sunrise, the snow-capped mountains and pink peach blossoms create a dreamy scene. Best viewing time: late March to early April ✅Basum Tso: Emerald green lake waters reflect the snow-capped mountains, surrounded by peach blossoms along the shore. Perfect for hiking around the lake or visiting Cuochong Monastery. Best viewing time: after April 10 ✅Lang County Peach Blossom Valley: A purely wild area, suitable for those who love hidden gems. Best viewing time: April ⚠PS: The blooming time varies each year, depending on the weather. 🚙Transportation ✅From downtown Nyingchi, take bus No. 6 directly to Gala Peach Blossom Village. ✅Take a taxi to Gala Peach Blossom Village (the fare is about 50 yuan). ✅For Bomi Peach Blossom Valley, chartering a car or self-driving is recommended. Drive 10 kilometers west along National Highway G318 to reach Guxiang Lake. ✅Self-driving is recommended: Driving along National Highway 318 is the best way to appreciate the wild peach blossoms, allowing you to enjoy the scenery of snow-capped mountains, rivers, and villages along the way. 🏠Accommodation Recommendations ✅You can choose to stay in downtown Nyingchi. ✅Be sure to book in advance during peak season. ✅Gala Peach Blossom Village: Recommended to stay in Tibetan homestays at the end of the village, where you can see Mount Namcha Barwa from your window. ✅Suosong Village: Recommended to stay in the few homestays at the end of the village, offering views of Mount Namcha Barwa and the Yarlung Tsangpo River from your window. ✅Bomi Peach Blossom Valley: Recommended to stay in homestays near Guxiang Lake for convenient stargazing and peach blossom photography. 📸Nearby Attractions ✅Palm-shaped Sand Dunes: Perfect for taking photos of the desert and snow-capped mountains together. ✅Suosong Village: Enjoy the ultimate romantic view of snow-capped mountains and flower cascades from your window. ✅Galang Village: Admire the reflection of snow-capped mountains in Galang Lake. ✅Jusi Glacier: Witness the "ice and fire" song of blue ice and pink blossoms. 🍵Food Recommendations ✅Near Gala Peach Blossom Village, you can savor local specialties such as butter tea and tsampa, traditional Tibetan delicacies worth trying.

OMG! Did God spill his paint palette all over the snow-capped mountains?! Glaciers as the backdrop, peach blossoms as the stars of the show. Pink waves spread along the Niyang River valley, covering 3 million wild peach trees. Yaks graze leisurely beneath the blossoming trees. Smoke curls from Tibetan farmhouses. This isn't a fairytale filter; it's Nyingchi's exclusive 20-day peach blossom extravaganza!! ⏰Best time to see the blossoms: ▫️March 25–April 15 (varies slightly each year) ▫️Lower altitudes (Gala Village): late March ▫️Deep in the valley (Sosong Village): early April 📸Must-shoot spots: 1️⃣Sosong Village cliff viewpoint (Namcha Barwa Peak + peach blossoms in the same frame) 2️⃣Bome Peach Blossom Valley's 30 km blossom corridor (world's largest wild peach forest) 3️⃣Gala Village Peach Blossom Festival main venue (Tibetan horse riding experience) 4️⃣Great Bend of the Yarlung Tsangpo River (triple delight of turquoise water, peach blossoms, and snow-capped mountains) 5️⃣Zhibai Village's hidden gem (escape the crowds at this secret spot) 🚗Getting there: ✔️Fly directly to Nyingchi Mainling Airport (lower altitude, less prone to altitude sickness) ✔️Drive along National Highway 318, Sichuan-Tibet Highway (double the impact with Nujiang 72 Curves + peach blossoms) ✔️Charter a car/join a carpool from Lhasa (5-hour drive with scenic views along the way) 👗Outfit tips: ▫️Light-colored sweaters/long skirts + ethnic shawls ▫️Capture cool-toned photos of snow-capped mountains and peach blossoms before 9 am ▫️Catch the golden sunset glow around 7 pm ▫️Bring a drone! The aerial view is breathtaking 🏡Accommodation: 🔸Tibetan homestays in Sosong Village (wake up to views of Namcha Barwa Peak) 🔸Bome Guxiang Lake RV campsite (fall asleep to the sound of flowing water amidst peach blossoms) 🔸Hotels in Nyingchi city (well-equipped, suitable for those prone to altitude sickness) ⚠️High-altitude survival tips: ☑️Don't wash your hair on the first day! Avoid strenuous activities! ☑️Sunscreen + sunglasses + sun hat are essential ☑️The temperature difference between day and night is 20°C! Layer down jackets and skirts ☑️Carrying oral glucose solution is more effective than an oxygen tank "When the wind blows through the thousand-year-old peach forest, Each petal whispers the poetry of Tsangyang Gyatso. This is perhaps the closest spring to heaven.💫"

Everyone! The first trip in autumn must be to Bomi! This secret place in Tibet, certified by National Geographic, becomes as beautiful as God’s overturned palette in autumn! Today, I will use my field research experience to sort out 5 check-in spots with a 200% photo output rate for you. Hurry up and accept this "Cloud Walk Guide"~ 【318 National Highway Xingkong West Middle Bridge】 🚗30 minutes drive from the county seat 📸Keywords for the film: Snow Mountain + River + Forest Trio Stand on the bank of the Parlung Zangbo River and press the shutter when the wind blows your hair. The background is the emerald river water and the misty Gangri Gabu Snow Mountain. It is recommended to wear a khaki windbreaker with Martin boots. You will definitely be the heroine of a road movie! ps: Please be careful when taking photos on the rocky beach~ 🌾【Gangmei Village, Zamu Town】 🏡Tibetan B&B + Barley Fields 📸Keywords for the film: fireworks on earth, poetry and the distance What is it like to accidentally enter a Hayao Miyazaki animation? The golden barley fields extend to the foot of the snow-capped mountains, and mulberry smoke is floating from the roofs of the villagers' houses. It is recommended to take pictures of the village in the morning mist, and take pictures of the eaves and the golden mountains in the evening! Be sure to stay in a Tibetan family hotel. The aroma of butter tea and tsampa will penetrate your nine-square grid. 💧【Gawalung Lake】 ⏰ 6-7 hours hiking 📸Keywords for the film: Blue tears surrounded by glaciers Passing through the moss-covered primeval forest, we suddenly came across Tianchi Lake surrounded by glaciers! The water surface looks like broken sapphire. It is recommended to use wide-angle shots to capture the stunning contrast between people and glaciers, or close-ups of the rolling clouds reflected on the lake. Jackets + trekking poles are a great way to create an atmosphere, remember to bring enough oxygen bottles~ 🌲【Gangyunshan Forest and Grass Lake】 🚶🏻‍♀️Light hike 1-2 hours 📸Keywords for the film: Misty Forest and Elf Lake Step on the crunchy pine needles and break into the Middle-earth world of "The Hobbit"! Caohu Lake looks like a turquoise stone embedded in the forest. Use a slow shutter speed to capture the silky effect of the stream, or take snapshots of the cattle and horses drinking water. It is recommended to wear a white long skirt with an ethnic-style shawl, and the Tyndall light in the forest is a natural filter! 🌄【Guxiang Lake B&B Area】 🏕️Open the window to see the snow-capped mountains 📸Keywords for the film: Lying in bed and watching the sun shining on the Golden Mountain On the terrace of Songtsam Linka Hotel, watching the reflection of the snow-capped mountains on the lake shatter into a river of stars, it is recommended to use time-lapse photography to record the changes in light and shadow. The Tibetan window frames of the B&B are picture frames in themselves. Wearing a lazy sweater with a scarf and holding a cup of sweet tea, you can take photos with the same tranquility as in "Little Forest"~ 💡Travel Tips: 1️⃣ October is the peak season for autumn scenery in Bomi. It is recommended to bring a tripod to take photos of the starry sky. 2️⃣ The temperature difference between morning and night is large, so layering is a good idea (down jacket + sweater + scarf) 3️⃣ The county town has super authentic Tibetan fragrant pig and Matsutake stone pot chicken, foodies don’t miss it! Which seat do you most want to check in? Tell me in the comments section~ 🎈The next issue will reveal "How to use a mobile phone to take photos with DSLR texture in the plateau", follow 🐷 and you won’t get lost! ✨

I have rehearsed the scenes of Tibet countless times in my mind, but what I actually saw was still different from what I imagined. In 2024, when I was 44 years old, I chose to quit my job and embarked on my unfinished dream at the age of 30. In 2025, I started a new travel journey. In this way, I brought my first team to the country closest to heaven in my dream - Tibet. Everything is just right. The hot sun created the beautiful Potala Palace and the layers of snow-capped mountains. Everything is just right. The fine spring snow created the beautiful Ranwu Lake before returning home. Or maybe the mood of 40+ is different. What I see and appreciate carefully is the best. #Snow Scenery #Tibet #Tibetan Linzhi

Key highlights: Stunning scenery with fewer crowds + unique activities 1. Stargazing Amidst Peach Blossoms (Exclusive Experience) - Location: Sosong Village, Nyingchi (beneath Mount Namcha Barwa) - Activity: Check in to a Tibetan guesthouse, enjoy stargazing under the peach blossoms at night, and witness the sunrise illuminating the golden mountain alongside the peach blossoms in the morning. 2. Horseback Riding through Peach Blossom Valley - Location: Deep within Bome Peach Blossom Valley - Activity: Local herders lead a horseback riding adventure to explore hidden peach groves, away from the crowds, for breathtaking photos. 3. Tibetan-style Photoshoot with Peach Blossoms - Location: Gala Village or near Tunbai Monastery - Activity: Rent traditional Tibetan clothing (bright colors recommended) and take memorable photos with a Tibetan flair under the peach blossoms. 4. Picnic under the Peach Blossoms - Location: By the Yarlung Tsangpo River (avoid main scenic areas) - Tip: Bring your own sweet tea and barley cakes for a perfect picnic with a peach blossom backdrop. 🚗 Transportation: Charter a SUV from Lhasa (4-person carpool is more cost-effective) and visit less-known monasteries along the way (such as Ganden Monastery's peach blossoms). 📅 Best time: Late March to early April (peak bloom lasts only about 10 days, flexible arrangements are recommended). ✨ Key tips: - Sosong Village accommodations are in high demand; book 1 month in advance. - The Bome section is prone to spring snow, so prepare anti-skid chains. - Respect local customs and do not break off branches.