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The Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon was not unveiled until the end of the 20th century. Today, it is recognized as the longest, deepest and most spectacular Grand Canyon in the world. In 2009, China National Geographic magazine named her the most beautiful canyon in China. The Yarlung Zangbo River Grand Canyon was formed after tens of millions of years of long-term collision, uplift, extrusion and collapse between the Indian Ocean plate and the Asian plate, and was deeply penetrated into the Himalayas by the Yarlung Zangbo River. It is not only an important water vapor channel connecting the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau and the South Asian subcontinent, but also a shaping force for extreme landscapes such as the Grand Canyon and the Bengal alluvial plain. At the same time, the Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon is also the most prominent area with vertical stratification of climate and animals and plants, and is known as the natural museum of biodiversity. For thousands of years, the Grand Canyon civilization created by Tibetans, Barrow, Menba and Han has been equally powerful. Traveling to the Yarlung Zangbo River Grand Canyon tourist area is the beginning of your understanding and experience.

As the world's largest canyon, Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon, China's most beautiful snow peak, Namgyabawa Peak, Medog Lotus Secret Road, China's top ten hiking routes, and China's largest geological and seismic relic, this tourist area has become one of the three world-class scenic spots in Xizang Autonomous Region. This tourist area can provide you with sightseeing bus tours and professional explanations. Magnificent snow-capped peaks, magnificent and exciting canyons, unique and diverse folk religious customs, and biodiversity in canyons will make your trip to the Grand Canyon both natural and intellectual. Basongcuo Scenic Spot is the first batch of national AAAA scenic spots developed and built by Tibet Basongcuo Tourism Development Company. It belongs to Tibet Tourism Co., Ltd., the flagship enterprise of Tibet tourism. It is the first listed company in Tibet (600749) and the only listed company in Xizang Autonomous Region focusing on tourism and cultural media. There is a 5,000-square-meter reception center in the scenic spot, including 6 villas with local ethnic characteristics, 2 mountain houses, 12 research rooms, 32 guest rooms, 86 beds and a Kampot restaurant that can accommodate 120 people, and Karin tent has been set up by the lake. In the evening, you can enjoy the performances of work clothes and Gesar rap, and enjoy the food and entertainment services provided by the scenic spot. There is a yacht dock on the shore of the lake. Visitors can take a high-speed luxury yacht to visit the most beautiful Basongcuo Lake in Tibet, surrounded by snow-capped mountains and forests. Basongcuo is a plateau dammed lake, also known as Cuogao Lake, which means "Three Stones and Three Lakes" in Tibetan, with an altitude of 3,538 meters, a total length of 15 kilometers and an area of 37.5 square kilometers. Sanyan refers to a lake area surrounded by three religious rocks, namely, Manjusri Dojo, Doje Zag, Guanyin Bodhisattva Dojo and Raza Jingangpani Dojo, which symbolizes compassion, wisdom and strength and forms a metaphorical system of Tibetan Buddhism. Sanhu refers to Basongcuo, Zhongcuo and Xincuo, which are favored by hikers. Every year, Tibetans come here to "turn the lake" and "turn the mountain" to pray. The forest coverage rate of Basongcuo is 80%, with rare ancient trees and exotic flowers and grasses. There are hundreds of azaleas alone, and the blooming season is full of beauty and excitement. The mountain is rich in Cordyceps, Fritillaria, Notoginseng Radix, Saussurea involucrata and Ganoderma lucidum, with an annual output of more than 20 tons of Tricholoma matsutake. It is neither cold in winter nor hot in summer, and you can travel all year round. Rich oxygen makes Basongcuo the only "high and unresponsive" eco-tourism area in Tibet Plateau. Basongcuo is located in Jiangda County, Ministry of Industry, which means "people who live in deep valleys". Tibetans living in the Ministry of Industry are different from Tibetan areas in terms of clothing, architecture, religious festivals and living customs, and have unique original ecology and humanistic customs. Strolling in natural and quaint villages such as Jieba Village, Cuoguo Village and Zhala Village, the ancient villages and traditional lifestyles contain profound cultural connotations, and warm and beautiful songs and dances express their love for life.