What are the free attractions in Tibet? The scenic spots in Tibet that don't need tickets include Tanggula Mountain, Nujiang River source, namcuo, tulinguge & hellip; & hellip; among them, nianqingtangla is one of the three sacred mountains in Tibet, one of the nine sacred mountains, and the top of the thirteen sacred mountains. In this paper, we take stock of Tibet's free scenic spots, bring Tibet's scenic spots ranking without tickets, and hope to help you.
1. Namtso Nianqing Tanggula Mountain Scenic Spot
Nyainqentanglha mountains belong to fault block mountains, located in Tibet Autonomous Region of China. It runs through the middle and east of Tibet, which is the eastward continuation of the Gangdise mountains. The southeast extension connects with the boshula mountains in the southwest of the Hengduan Mountains, and the central part protrudes slightly to the north. At the same time, Tibet is divided into three regions: Northern Tibet, southern Tibet and southeastern Tibet. In the southeast, it is close to Namjagbarwa peak at the great bend of Yarlung Zangbo River. According to Yongzhong's Bon materials, nyainqentanglah is one of the three sacred mountains (Gangdise, nyainqentanglah and majixueshan) in Tibet, one of the nine sacred mountains and the top of the thirteen sacred mountains. Namtso is the first sacred lake of the ancient Xiangxiong Buddhism, which is one of the famous Buddhist holy places.
2. Tanggula Mountain Nujiang River source scenic spot
The total area of Tanggula Mountain Nujiang source scenic spot is about 5900 square kilometers. The Nu River, which runs between Nu mountain and Gaoligong Mountain, originates from Tanggula Mountain on the Qinghai Tibet Plateau. Its upstream is called Heishui River, also known as' laquka '. Most of the mountains on both sides of the Nujiang River are more than 3000 meters, high mountains and deep valleys, and the sound of water is like roaring, so it is called Nujiang River. Nujiang Grand Canyon is not only a place for rafting and exploration, but also has many waterfalls and springs on both sides, which are rich in animal and plant resources. The scenery is magnificent and magnificent. It is a virgin land to be developed. Now let's introduce the tourism strategy of Nujiang River source of Tanggula Mountain in detail! The scenic area extends to the foot of rilongma peak in the East, bangmei Township in the south, Geladandong, the main peak of Tanggula Mountain in the west, and Tongtian River in the north.
3. Zhada County, tulin Guge scenic spot
Tulin Guge scenic spot is located in the middle of Zada County, Ali Prefecture, Tibet Autonomous Region, between 79025 & lsquo; 5 '- 79059 & rsquo; 23'e and 31046 & lsquo; 03' - 31018 & rsquo; 49'n. The administrative division is located in Tuolin Town, Diya Township and Xiangzi Township, covering an area of 817.91 square kilometers. In 2007, it was approved to be listed in China's National Natural Heritage and national natural and cultural heritage preparatory list. In 2012, it was rated as a national scenic spot. On December 11, 2015, the Ministry of housing and urban rural development of the people's Republic of China (MOHURD) put Tibet tulin Guge scenic spot on the endangered list and gave it a yellow card warning; the Ministry of housing and urban rural development of the people's Republic of China (MOHURD) ordered it to make rectification within a time limit and mainly supervised it.
4. Naqu grassland
Naqu grassland is located in Naqu County. Naqu County is located between Tanggula mountains and nyainqentangla mountains, 91 & deg; 12 & lsquo; - 93 & deg; 02 & amp; quot; E, 30 & deg; 31 & lsquo; - 31 & deg; 55 & amp; quot; n. It borders Dangxiong County in the south, nierong and Anduo counties in the north, Jue and Jiali counties in the East, and bange County in the west, with an altitude of more than 4450 meters. The maximum distance between East and West is 233 km, and the maximum distance between North and south is 185 km, covering a total area of 16000 square kilometers. Tourists can enjoy the natural scenery, festival atmosphere and ethnic customs of the grassland in northern Tibet. They can also visit Xiaodeng temple, a famous temple in northern Tibet.
5. Taizhao ancient city
At the foot of the wilderness and snow mountain, by the clear Niyang River and surrounded by towering mountains, there is a small town that has experienced thousands of years of vicissitudes. Its name is Taizhao. Located on the left side of national highway 318 from Lhasa to Nyingchi, it is only more than 200 kilometers away from Lhasa. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, the Qing government established Taizhao sect here. At that time, there were a large population, prosperous towns, numerous shops, famous small Bajiao street and four temples with rich fragrance. Since ancient times, there were four roads to Tibet -- the West Qinghai Tibet Road, the middle Qinghai Tibet Road, the East Qinghai Tibet Road, and the Sichuan Tibet post road. Except the West Qinghai Tibet Road, all the three roads passed through Taizhao. It was an important economic, cultural and transportation town in Tibet at the end of the Qing Dynasty.
6. Tibet Museum
Tibet Museum is located in the southeast corner of Luobulinka, Lhasa city. It is the first museum with modern functions in Tibet. In July 1994, it was listed as one of the 62 Daqing aid projects for Tibet in the 30th anniversary of the founding of the Tibet Autonomous Region. It was completed and opened in October 1999 on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the founding of the people's Republic of China and the 40th anniversary of Tibet's democratic reform. The Museum covers an area of 53959 square meters, with a total construction area of 23508 square meters and an exhibition hall area of 10451 square meters. On the central axis of the museum area are the preface hall, the main exhibition hall and the cultural relics storehouse. The Tibetan Museum has the distinct artistic characteristics of Tibetan traditional architecture, and deeply embodies the practical characteristics and artistic charm of modern architecture. Since December 1, 2016, the Museum of Tibet Autonomous Region has been closed for renovation and expansion.