Introduction to Zhagana tourist attractions

"Zhagana" in Yiwa Township, Diebu County, Gansu Province is a Tibetan language, meaning "stone box". Zhagana Mountain is located in Yiwa Township, 34 kilometers northwest of Diebu County. The complete natural "Stone City" is commonly known as the "Hall of Hell". The terrain resembles both a large-scale palace and a complete ancient city built on natural rock walls.

To the north is the majestic, majestic and dazzling stone peak of Guanggai Mountain. It was called "Shijing Mountain" in ancient times because the gray-white rocks are easy to reflect light; Clouds and mist are shrouded; in the south, two stone peaks rise from the ground, facing each other and forming a stone gate; further south to the Dongwa and Naga areas, cliffs stand, clear streams rise and fall, and water grinds flywheels, flowing endlessly.

The mountains are steep and the scenery is beautiful, like a large-scale stone palace. Although this paradise was praised by Locke as the birthplace of Adam and Eve nearly a hundred years ago, it is still a virgin land. . Zhagana is a complete natural "stone city" where nature shows her awesome power.

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Zha (zhā) Ga (gǎ) is a natural stone city located in Yiwa Township, more than 30 kilometers northwest of Diebu County, Gannan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Gansu Province An ancient city, meaning "stone box" in Tibetan. The terrain resembles both a large-scale palace and a natural rock wall.

Zhagana Mountain is extremely steep and shrouded in clouds and mist, just like a fairyland. The reasonable combination and complementary integration of various production activities such as nomadic herding, farming, hunting, and woodcutting in Tibetan villages has become a model of harmonious coexistence between man and nature.