Are there any niche tourist attractions near Tibet that are worth visiting?

Tibet is a very attractive place for young people, because it has very strong cultural characteristics and the geographical landscape is also very magnificent, which is simply fascinating. When many people travel, although they want to see some very famous places, after seeing them, they still prefer to go to some niche places where they can enjoy the scenery without being disturbed. In fact, it is relatively niche near Tibet, but there are many beautiful scenic spots, such as Lulang Town, Mangkang Salt Well, Bomi, Zhangmu, and Gyantse.

The location of Lulang Town is actually relatively remote. It is located in a deep mountain and old forest. Its meaning in Tibetan and Chinese translation is called Dragon King Valley. Luolang Town is a very typical plateau area, but there are mountains and meadows below that are relatively long and narrow. There are streams meandering around, and thousands of wild flowers are blooming beside the streams. At this time, if you build a wooden fence on the west side, put up a small wooden house, and build a small wooden bridge over the river, it will be a paradise. Moreover, the village houses in Lulang Town are dotted with Xinluo, just like a paradise, so when you come here, you simply don’t want to go home.

The strange stones in the Mangkang Salt Well are a gift from nature. This salt well is part of the Ancient Tea Horse Road. At the very beginning of Tibet, there is a very ancient and unique salt-making technique. The salt fields here are like Like mirrors, they are very flat, giving people a very mysterious beauty. The salt here is usually made by women, so the faces of these women also have traces of time. And although water from the Lancang River is used here, the salt fields in the villages on the west bank are red, and the salt fields in the villages on the east bank are white, so they look very magical.

Bomi, near Sichuan, is also a place like the south of the Yangtze River. When you go to the Linzhi area in Tibet, you can see snow-capped mountains and grasslands, echoing each other, and some bushes and trees. The scenery here can be said to be ever-changing, with snow-capped mountains and forests surrounding each other, while the grassland at the bottom of the mountain is green and full of peach blossoms. From March to April every year, if you take the Sichuan-Tibet Line, you must go to Taohuagou in Linzhi to take a look, because basically all the peach trees here are wild, and the average age is more than 100 years old. Take pictures The peach blossoms are small and dense, just like the Peach Blossom Spring written by Tao Yuanming.