What are the famous lakes in Tibet?

First, what's wrong with Ban Gong?

Bangong Lake Lake is located 12km northwest of Ritu County, Ali District. The scenery around the lake is very beautiful, surrounded by mountains and snowy mountains in the distance; The lake in Bangongcuo Lake is very clear, and the visibility is usually 3 to 5 meters. Due to the factors of light, depth and brightness, the lake presents different colors such as dark green, light green and deep blue. ?

Second, Basong Cuo

Basong Cuo, also known as Cuogao Lake, means "green water" in Tibetan. The lake is more than 3,7 meters above sea level and covers an area of more than 6, mu. It is located in the high gorge and deep valley in the upper reaches of Bahe River, which is more than 5 kilometers away from Gongbujiangda County in Linzhi area. It is a famous sacred lake and sacred place.

Basongcuo Lake Scenic Area is a collection of snow-capped mountains, lakes, forests, waterfalls and pastures, cultural relics and historic sites, and ancient temples. The scenery is different, and the four seasons are different. It is a paradise on earth and has the reputation of "Little Switzerland".

Third, Dang Qiong CuO

Dang Qiong CuO is located in the south of Nima County, Naqu District, Xizang Autonomous Region City, China, and in the north of Dang Yong CuO. When the vault is like a jade falling from the sky, it is quietly embedded in the mountains. On the east bank of the lake is a continuous, screen-like Chu red mountain wall, and the steps washed by the lake surround the lake from the top of the lake to the lake.

IV. Mapang Yongcuo

Mapang Yongcuo is located 35km east of Pulan County, Ali Prefecture, Tibet, 2km southeast of Gangrenbo Qi Feng. It has the reputation of "the mother of the world's rivers" and is the place called "the Yaochi in the Western Regions of the Tang Dynasty" by Xuanzang, a eminent monk. Mabian Yongcuo Buddhism is called "Holy Lake". Every summer and autumn, Buddhists help the old and bring the young to make a pilgrimage here and bathe themselves in holy water to prolong their life.

V. Yangzhuoyongcuo

Yangzhuoyongcuo is located in Langkazi County, Shannan region of Tibet, more than 7 kilometers southwest of Lhasa, and is one of the three holy lakes in Tibet. Yangzhuoyongcuo Lake is a fertile plateau pasture with blue waves like a mirror and abundant aquatic plants on the lakeside. The local Tibetan people praised Yangzhuoyongcuo with folk songs: "The fairy land in the sky is the Yangzhuo on earth. Stars in the sky, cattle and sheep by the lake. "

6. Bomi Guxiang Lake

Bomi Guxiang Lake is located in the ancient village of bomi county, 33 kilometers away from Bomi County and 21 kilometers away from Linzhi area. The lake is 2,6 meters above sea level, 5 kilometers long, 2 kilometers wide at the widest point, more than 2 meters deep and covers an area of 2, square meters.

It is a perfect combination of snow-capped mountains, grasslands and virgin forests that are evergreen all year round. Bomi county, located in Linzhi area in southeast Tibet, has a good climate and abundant natural resources, which makes it one of the richest areas in Tibet. ?

VII. Laangcuo

Laangcuo is located in Pulan County, Ali region, separated from Mabian Yongcuo by a dike, and the area between the two lakes is the only way to get in and out of Pulan County. Lhanag-tso Lake is also known as the ghost lake. In fact, the ghost lake of the Holy Lake was originally a lake. Due to climate change, the lake retreated and the water level dropped, so it was separated by a narrow hill.

the local people think that the bottoms of the two lakes are connected. If one day the water from the holy lake flows into the ghost lake along the river trough, and the golden fish and the blue fish flow into it at the same time, the water in the ghost lake will become as sweet as the water from the holy lake. ?

8. Namco

Namco is located in the middle of Xizang Autonomous Region, on the southeast border of Naqu and the northwest border of Lhasa. Namco is the largest lake in Tibetan areas and the highest saltwater lake in the world. Together with Nyainqentanglha Mountain Snow Mountain, Namco is known as one of the three sacred lakes in Tibetan areas.

"Namco" is in Tibetan, while the Mongolian name of this lake is "Tengger Caspian Sea", both of which mean "Tianhu". Everyone who has been to Namco seems to have been washed by pure lake water. Standing on the lake Namco, the highest and most beautiful God Lake in the world is shocking, as if you were in a blue world.

IX. Cuona Lake

Cuona Lake is located in Amdo County, Naqu District, Xizang Autonomous Region, the source lake of Nujiang River, with an altitude of 4,8 meters and an area of about 3 square kilometers. It is the highest freshwater lake in the world. Rivers and streams in the south of Tanggula Mountain range all flow into Cuona Lake and Nujiang River. Cuona Lake is a pearl on the Qinghai-Tibet Railway. Like Namtso, it is a lake where believers often come to worship. Legend has it that it was once the bathing place of the Queen Mother of the West. ?

X. Dangrayongcuo

Dangrayongcuo is located in Nima County, Naqu District, Tibet, China, in the fault basin at the northern foot of the middle section of Gangdise Mountains. Dang Rang Yong CuO is also called Dang Re CuO, Tanggula Youmu CuO and Tanggula Lake. It is the largest holy lake worshipped by primitive Bonism in Tibet and the third largest lake in Tibet. When it is a north-south trend, it is a big lake shaped like a sole and surrounded by mountains on three sides.

There is a gap on the east side of Daerguo Mountain in the south bank. A row of seven peaks in Dalgo Mountain, the mountain is dark and covered with white snow, which looks like seven neatly arranged pyramids. It, together with Dang Rang Yong Cuo, is regarded as a sacred place by the Catholics. The best time to travel is from July to September.

during this period, the climate is mild and the wind is beautiful, and all the plants are concentrated in this season. At this time, the grassland is green and everything is flourishing, which is the golden season for sightseeing.