How tall is Ali in Tibet?

The average altitude in Ali, Tibet is over 4,500 meters. Known as the roof of the world, the roof of the world is the forbidden area of life. It was called Toarey Yang around A.D., Li Na in Yuan Dynasty and Ollie in Ming Dynasty. It is located in the southwest border of China, west of Xizang Autonomous Region and Qiangtang Plateau in the north of Qinghai-Tibet Plateau.

Brief introduction of Ali in Tibet

The main mountains in the territory are Himalayas, Gangdise Mountain and Karakorum Mountain. The main rivers are Shiquan River, Xiangquan River and Peacock River. The main lakes are Zhari Nanmucuo, Bangong Lake and Laangcuo. The main tourist attractions are Guge Kingdom Site, Torin Temple, Zadatulin and so on.

The word Ali is transliterated in Tibetan, meaning territorial territory, etc. Until the early 9th century, it was still an elephant hero here. In the historical records of China, it was called by different dynasties. In Tibetan ancient books, it was only after the descendants of Zamba in the Tubo dynasty came to this political area that originally belonged to the heroes of the eighteen elephants that this territory really surrendered to the jurisdiction of Zamba's descendants, so it was called Ali.

Ali Valley is one of the thirteen small countries in the early Tibetan areas, and the historical records of the Han nationality are called Toarey Yang. After gradual development, the Xiangxiong Kingdom was established in the 4th-5th century. In its heyday, the region was divided into three parts: the inside and the outside, and Neixiangxiong belonged to today's Ali region.