What are the must-visit attractions when traveling to Nyingchi?

1. Basongcuo Lake

Features: Basongcuo Lake is also known as Cuogao Lake, which means "green water" in Tibetan. It has the reputation of Jiuzhaigou Valley in Tibet and is a red lake. The famous sacred lake is about 12 kilometers long, more than 60 meters deep at its deepest point, and has a total area of ??more than 6,000 acres. The shape of the lake is like a crescent moon embedded in a mountain canyon. The lake is crystal clear, with the surrounding snow-capped mountains reflected in it. Sand gulls and white cranes float on the surface of the lake. You can see fish swimming in the transparent lake water, which is very interesting. There is Cuozonggongba Temple on Tashi Island in the middle of the lake. It was built in the late Tang Dynasty. The rocks on the island are carved into unique animal images and Buddha statues. Cuozong Temple is an earth-wood structure with two floors, dedicated to Qiangba Buddha, Thousand-Armed Avalokitesvara and the Golden Boy and Jade Girl. The monks and believers of Cuozong Gongba Temple all travel by canoe. Tashi Island is actually only about 50 meters away from the lake. There are local ferries that take tourists there for 2 yuan per person.

Tickets: 110 yuan (including environmentally friendly vehicles in the scenic area, rafts to Tashi Island and Tashi Island), 80 yuan for yacht tickets (3 hours), half price with student ID card.

Best time to travel: Autumn is the most beautiful time of Cuogao Lake, with layers of golden and fiery autumn leaves all around the lake. The spring at Cuogao Lake is relatively humid and cold, making it a good summer resort.

Transportation: Basongcuo is located next to National Highway 318, more than 50 kilometers away from Gongbujiangda County. There are more vehicles coming and going, and transportation is more convenient. Generally speaking, whether it is from Lhasa in the west or Bayi in the east You can easily catch a ride in the town. When you get off the bus at Bahe Bridge, you can see the "Basong Co Scenic Area Ticket Office" next to it. After crossing Bahe Bridge and walking about 40 kilometers northeast, you can reach Basong Co Lake. In Linzhi Bayi Town, you can charter a car to Basongcuo. The Beijing jeep costs 400 yuan (including fuel) for a round trip. If you want to stay there for one night, in addition to including the driver's room and board, you only need to add an additional 100 yuan.

Accommodation and catering: A "Basong Co Resort" with more than 70 beds has been built on the shore of Basong Co. The price of beds ranges from more than 30 yuan to 120 yuan. The most enjoyable accommodation in Basongcuo is to set up a tent and camp on the shore of the lake. This way you can listen to the waves lapping at the shore at night, watch the morning light by the lake, play with the squirrels outside the tent, and sing with the wild birds. The restaurants in Basongcuo Resort can basically meet your dining needs, but they are very expensive, so it is best to bring more food such as instant noodles in. There is no need to worry about water. There is a lot of water in the forest on the shore of the lake. There are many streams, large and small, all with free mineral water, absolutely natural!

2. Linzhi Bayi

Features: Bayi Town, the capital of Linzhi County, is located on the banks of the Niyang River. It is the political, economic and cultural center of the region and is now a multi-functional complex with complete facilities. of emerging towns. The main scenic spots include Niyang Valley Economic Zone and Parung Zangbo River Scenic Area. Going to Linzhi, staying in a bamboo cottage in a mountain village, singing in the Baiyun Mountains, and bathing in a sea of ??flowers in hot springs is a dream journey for you to integrate into nature and cleanse away the dirt. It is also an excellent place for photography, scientific research, and adventure.

Tickets: 2 yuan to the park. It costs 10 yuan to go to Dabaishu and 5 yuan to Lamaling (van).

Transportation: There is a bus to Linzhi from Lhasa Bus Station every morning, and the fare ranges from 120 to 136 yuan. The driving time is about 10 hours. You can also take a jeep at the entrance of the Second Military Region Guesthouse, which costs 200 yuan per person and the journey time is 7 hours.

Accommodation: Linzhi area guest house, triple room 15 yuan per bed, only private bathroom, no bathroom.

3. Bajie Giant Cypress

Bajie Gucypress Reserve was established in 1985 and covers an area of ??only 8 hectares. It is the smallest protected area in Tibet and an important place for giant cypress trees in my country. Provenance base. The average tree height of the giant cypress tree is 50 meters and the diameter at breast height is 100 centimeters. The largest king cypress tree has a diameter at breast height of 18 meters and is more than 2,500 years old. It is the oldest and thickest trunk among the Cupressaceae plants in my country. Its trunk records the plateau area. The history of climate and environmental changes in recent thousands of years can be called a "living cultural relic."

Tickets: Selling execution price: 5 yuan/person.

Transportation: It is located on the road from Bayi Town to Linzhi County, with constant traffic. You can take a Changan van that goes to Linzhi County; or take a taxi, which usually costs 15 yuan one way.

4. Lulang Forest Sea

Features: This is a typical narrow strip of plateau mountain meadow. The green hills on both sides are composed of shrubs and dense spruce and pine trees from low to high. It forms the Lulang Forest Sea. In the middle is a neat meadow. In the meadows, streams meander and thousands of wildflowers bloom. Wooden fences, wooden houses and villages of farmers and herdsmen are dotted here and there. The clouds and mists in the mountains gather and disperse. The snow-capped mountains, forests and countryside outline a quiet and beautiful "mountain dwelling picture".

Tickets: 30 yuan

Transportation: Drive up the Palong Zangbo River, pass through the Tongmai natural barrier, and be among the rippling green waves of the Lulang Forest Sea.