Pangong Tso Review

Bangong Lake (Ladakh: Pangong Tso), also known as Cuomuangla Rinpo (Tibetan: མཚོ་མོ་ངང་ལྷ་རིང་པོ།; Willi: mtsho mo ngang lha ring po; THL: Tsomo Nganglha Ringpo), Tibetan meaning "long neck swan", is located about 12 kilometers northwest of Ritu County, Ali District, Tibet Autonomous Region, with an east-west direction, with an area of 604 square kilometers. Among them, China has 413 square kilometers, accounting for about 68.5%; India-controlled Kashmir has 191 square kilometers, accounting for about 31.5%.

Bangongcuo, which is the place where China and India clashed before, is still the last scene of the three stupid Bollywood scenes (on the Indian side of Bangongcuo) A good weather is really important for the beautiful scenery.

The scenery of Bangong Lake is very good... It is a difficult road along the way... If the body allows, you should come back to punch in. Tickets are also a roadblock, tickets are too expensive! Can reduce the ticket price a little, give us a discount... If you have the opportunity to go, it is recommended to take time to see it! 2021/9

当然值得去，就日落和晚霞就能让你流连忘返了！

当然值得去，在小木屋里枕着涛声醒来，世间最浪漫的事情之一。

The border lake in southern Tibet, half fresh water, half salt water. Very magical, the scenery is also beautiful

The scenery is unique, the environment is beautiful, it is worth a visit.