Ali in the sky, the secret place of Pulan

To the west of Tibet is Ali, which is also a paradise. It is said that Ali is the secret land of Tibet, and Naplan is the secret land of Ali.

Pulan County, which belongs to Ali region, is located in the south of Ali region, at the junction of China, Nepal and India, 436 kilometers away from New Delhi, India and 500 kilometers away from Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal. The northern part of Pulan County is the Gangdise Mountains, and the southern part is the Himalayas. Such a remote and unique geographical location has created a secret world on earth. Blue sky and white clouds, deep lakes, majestic snow-capped mountains, everywhere you go, are all scenery, which will definitely fascinate people who have been here in this secret environment.

There is a famous holy mountain and lake in Pulan, and we are all children of God.

In short, the distribution of scenic spots in Pulan can be well described as "two mountains and two lakes". In the north is the holy mountain Rinpoche, and in the south is Namunani Peak. The sacred lake Mabian Yongcuo and the ghost lake Laangcuo are sandwiched in the middle.

Although it is remote, the traffic in Ali area is relatively convenient, with many national highways passing by and good road conditions. Whether driving by car or traveling with a group, whether taking the southern line of Ali or the northern line of Ali, Pulan must be a must-see for everyone.

Along G2 19 National Road, you can come from Lhasa and Shiquan River respectively. After driving into Pulan, Namunani Peak and Gangrinboqi will accompany them all the way. At the intersection of G2 19 and G564, drive to G564, and you can reach the foot of Yongcuo, Lhanag-tso Lake and Namunani Peak in Mabian, and finally reach Pulan County.

Gangrinpoche is 6656 meters above sea level and is the main peak of the Gangdise Mountains. It is a famous holy mountain, with the titles of "the head of the holy mountain" and "the world center". Its peak stands as high as a pyramid, because it seems a bit lonely and monotonous without the company of the second peak. Therefore, Gangrinboqi is not very beautiful among the numerous snow-capped mountains in Tibet, but it is famous at home and abroad for its sacred feeling endowed by its religious significance.

If you want to reach the prayer flag square at the foot of Gangrenboqi, you need to buy a ticket. From Tachin entrance to Prayer Square, you can walk or take a bus, and the distance is about 7km. When you come to Rinpoche, the most meaningful thing should be to change mountains. If you don't want to see the holy mountain, you can see it all the way on G2 19 National Road without spending money.

Namunani Peak is located in the western segment of the Himalayas, with an altitude of 7694 meters, which is far away from Rinpo Qi Feng in Shangang County. Compared with Gangrinboqi, the Mu Na Ni Peak is majestic and domineering. After all, above the altitude of 1000 meters, the second peak is constantly embracing each other.

The most attractive thing about Namunani is that it looks like a father, and the continuous mountain looks like its arms, supporting the two children at the foot of this mountain, Yongcuo and Lhanag-tso Lake.

Mabian Yongcuo, Yang Zhuoyong Cuo and Namco are also called the three holy lakes in Tibet. It is nestled at the foot of Mu Na Ni Peak, surrounded by snow-capped mountains, and looks vast. In sunny weather, the lake is blue, deep and quiet from a distance, and the blue waves are rippling and crystal clear from a close look.

Lhanag-tso Lake, commonly known as "ghost lake", means "poisonous black lake" in Tibetan. The origin of the alias is because Laangcuo is a saltwater lake, and neither human nor animals can drink it. Although there is only one road from Mabian Yongcuo, they are really two completely different lakes, one is fresh water and the other is salt water. A lake is blue and blue, and a lake is dark blue and calm; One is an angel and the other is a devil. Originally belonging to the same lake, under the action of nature, it suddenly split into two, forming a landscape with different styles.