I am viewing Mount Namjagbarwa from the Sejila Mountain Pass

The Sejila Mountain Pass is a place on the way from Bayi Town in Nyingchi to Bomi County, also located on National Highway 318. It is a famous landmark and arguably the best spot to view Mount Namjagbarwa, as long as the weather is clear. From here, one can see the full splendor of this most beautiful peak. The ox head bell and the prayer flags spread across the mountains are the most significant symbols of the Sejila Mountain Pass. The Sejila Mountain Pass is also known for its unique alpine rhododendrons, including the rare black rhododendrons, which bloom from mid-April to June. The mountainside covered with rhododendrons is incredibly beautiful and marks the best season to visit the Sejila Mountain Pass. The drive from Bayi Town in Nyingchi to the Sejila Mountain Pass takes about an hour. There is no public transportation available, so it is recommended to drive or join a tour group. However, the road is at a high altitude with many bends, so one must drive with extra caution.