What are Nyingchi’s flora, fauna and tourism resources like?

Lingzhi mainly has eight kinds of wild animals, including tigers, leopards, bears, antelopes, roe deer, monkeys, and deer.

Lingzhi is rich in Cordyceps sinensis, more than 10 kinds of precious medicinal materials such as Fritillaria, Gastrodia elata, Rhodiola rosea, Codonopsis root, Panax notoginseng, Snow lotus, Tibetan ephedra, Ganoderma lucidum and rhubarb.

The forest coverage rate of Linzhi City is 46.09%. It is the third largest forest area in China, with 80% of Tibetan forests concentrated here. More than 3,500 species have been discovered and confirmed in Linzhi. Linzhi has more than 120 species of edible fungi and an annual output of matsutake of more than 300 tons.

The area of ??Linzhi suitable for agriculture is 450,000 acres, and the cultivated area is 280,000 acres; the grassland area is 4.3648 million acres, of which 788,000 acres are usable grassland.

Ningchi’s hydropower resources account for more than 70% of the entire Tibet. The Yarlung Zangbo River Big Bend Power Station, listed by the United Nations as one of the top ten super projects of the 21st century, has an installed capacity of more than 60 million kilowatts. It is the third largest power station in the Three Gorges Hydropower Station. times. Linzhi has a water area of ??11.487 million acres and a water conservancy resource reserve of approximately 82.25 million kilowatts. The water energy reserves are more than 82 million kilowatts, of which 33 million kilowatts of hydropower resources can be developed and utilized.

Lingzhi City has beautiful scenery, and many areas are known as "Tibet Jiangnan". The Linzhi Peach Blossom Festival involves many places, especially Nanyigou in Milin County, Bayi Town in Linzhi County - Linzhi Town - Lulang Town (Switzerland, Tibet) - Pailong Township (Big Bend of the Brahmaputra River), Yigong Lake in Bomi County, etc. There are also the bottom of Medog County and Zayu County, which are known as Xishuangbanna in Tibet. etc.

In September 2017, Linzhi City in the Tibet Autonomous Region was shortlisted for the "2017 Most Beautiful China List" destination city list.

Lingzhi Giant Berlin:

In the valleys from Lang County, Milin to the middle and lower reaches of the Niyang River, there are often scattered cypress trees. The tower-shaped crowns and tall trunks are very eye-catching. , this is the unique ancient tree in Tibet - giant cypress (also known as Yarlung Zangbo River - cypress). The giant cypress nature reserve in Bajie Township, Bayi District, Nyingchi has trees that are concentrated and grow well. It is a relatively complete pure forest of giant cypresses. In the protected area, the average storage capacity per hectare is 678.34 cubic meters, and the highest storage capacity per hectare can reach 1,000 cubic meters. The average volume of a single plant is 33.9 cubic meters, the average height is 44 meters, and the average diameter at breast height is 158 centimeters. The largest tree at the edge of the forest has a diameter at breast height of 446 centimeters, a tree height of 46 meters, and a projected crown area of ??more than one acre.

Gawalong:

Gawalong is located in the south of Bomi County, 30 kilometers away from Zhamu Town, where Bomi County is located. Gawalong is bounded by Duorela Mountain with an altitude of 4,322 meters. It is bounded by Medog County in the south and Bomi County in the north. Looking north from Dorela, there are two small islands in the small lake in the middle, which are Gawalong Tianchi.

Lado Zang Lake:

Lado Zang Lake is located in Zang Village, Lado Township, Lang County, 36 kilometers away from Provincial Highway 306, with an altitude of 4136 meters and a lake area of ??6.7 square kilometers. , with an average depth of 3-4 meters, Zanghu Lake is composed of five lakes of different sizes, including Wanyu Piantui Lake, Fengzhaxi Lake, Shenma Lake, Yuanhuan Lake and Wei Lake.

Taohuagou:

Taohuagou is about 5 kilometers southeast of Linzhi Bayi District. There is a natural wild peach forest, which people call Taohuagou. Taohuagou is surrounded by mountains on three sides, with water sources at high altitudes, lush forests all around, green green all year round, and flowing water in streams.

Cuogao Lake:

Cuogao means green water in Tibetan, and is also called "Basongcuo". It is more than 50 kilometers away from Gongbu Jiangda County and is the sacred lake of the Red Sect. The shape of the lake is like a crescent moon embedded in a high gorge and deep valley. It is about 12 kilometers long. The width of the lake varies from hundreds to thousands of meters. The deepest point is more than 60 meters, with a total area of ??more than 6,000 acres. The surrounding snow-capped mountains are reflected in it, and birds such as yellow ducks, sand gulls, and white cranes float on the lake surface. There is Cuozonggongba Temple on Tashi Island in the middle of the lake, which was built in the late Tang Dynasty.

Han Fei Dressing Table:

There is a huge bluestone platform in Longzeng Village, Dayu, named "Jiasa", which means "Han Fei". The Han concubines are Princess Wencheng and Princess Jincheng. There is a legend about them in this village. Both of them were framed by villains and stayed here for three years before marrying Zanpu. The big bluestone is where the princess dresses.

The Yarlung Zangbo River Grand Canyon:

The Yarlung Zangbo River Grand Canyon is located on the Namjagbarwa Peak in the lower reaches of the Yarlung Zangbo River. It forms the most unique horseshoe-shaped bend in the world and has become a unique water vapor channel in the world. It has created a unique forest ecological landscape in the southeastern part of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. The mountains it embraces reach a maximum altitude of 7,782 meters, and the deepest valley is 6,009 meters deep, making it unmatched by other canyons in the world such as Colorado. There are nine vertical natural zones ranging from the alpine ice and snow zone to the tropical rain forest distributed here, making it the most complete place with the most complete vertical natural zones in the mountains in the world. On April 17, 1998, scientists confirmed that the Brahmaputra Grand Canyon is the deepest in the world.