Peacock River Review

The Peacock River is also a place worth going to the Internet, because after all, it is still worth people to see, a thing belongs to a relatively large river around, it seems that it is also a more harvested place.

I believe that there are many peacock rivers in all parts of the country. Ali's peacock river (Tibetan: vest Tibetan cloth, vest refers to peacock,) originated from the main peak of the Gangdise Mountains, Gang Rinpoche, one of the four famous rivers of Ali, from Pulan County into Nepal, flowing through India and finally into the Indian Ocean. Tibetans believe that the four holy rivers of Maquan, Xiangquan, Lion Spring and Peacock all originated from the Gangdisi Mountains, and flowed from Gang Rinpoche to the four sides, and then returned to the Indian Ocean after a thousand miles.

It is also a kind of feeling to go around the peacock river. It is a more casual way to look at the weeping willows in the distance, the river water in the distance. There is also this distant mountain, the river is far away, and people feel particularly comfortable.

On the Ali Plateau, the Peacock River and the other three rivers, the Lion Spring River, the Xiangquan River and the Maquan River, are called the "Four Holy Rivers." Tibetans believe that the four holy rivers are all from the Gangdisi Mountains, from the Gang Rinpoche to the four sides, and after a thousand miles of rushing, they are all integrated into the Indian Ocean. This fact seems to be showing the world that this is the source of water, the center of the world.

A very beautiful and beautiful name, a flowing river that exists like a pearl of the plateau, the peacock river makes travelers from south to north feel the beauty of Tibet, and the blue sky and white clouds that do not stain the dust.