Top 10 tourist attractions in Shiquan River

1. The Holy Mountain and Holy Lake, Shiquanhe Town is the largest city on the border of Tibet with a radius of 1,000 kilometers. The beautiful scenery here is natural, uncarved, majestic and magnificent.

2. Baal Boiling Fountain is the largest boiling fountain. The water column can reach 10 meters high and the range can be more than 20 meters away. It is very spectacular.

3. Zhitaburi Temple, Tibet with a strong religious atmosphere, Zhitaburi Temple is a famous Buddhist attraction in Ngari area. The temple is surrounded by mountains. The rocks on the mountains are red and white, in various shapes and lifelike, forming a natural landscape of strange rocks.

4. Dunjiu Temple, located in the south of Menshi Township, Shiquanhe Town, was built in the 13th century and is a typical Nyingma Buddhist temple.

5. Langjiu Lake is called the "Sapphire of Western Tibet". It is considered to be the right eye of the holy lake Manasarovar, so it is also called the "Holy Lake".

6. Jiamu Red Willow Wetland Park, which is about 8 kilometers away from the town center and belongs to the Jiamu River Basin. There are large areas of wetlands, grasslands and tamarisk forests.

7. Long Live Mountain. Many years ago, on a hillside north of Shiquanhe Town, local people used red rock formations to pile up the five characters "Long Live Chairman Mao". Long Live Mountain got its name from this. .

8. Rela Red Fort. In 802 BC, Rela Red Fort was built on a stone mountain deep in the prairie, surrounded by mountains.

9. Milk Spring, also called "Millennium Spring" by locals, is located near the Red Fort of Rela. It is called Milk Spring because the spring water here contains very high nutritional value. The water contains many trace elements and minerals needed by the human body. The locals believe that drinking a glass of spring water is equivalent to drinking a glass of milk. Many tourists come here. Try something new.

10. Glacier Lake, the auspicious hada flows by the town, and the whole town is centered around the island.