What are the tourist attractions in Linzhi?

Basongcuo is located in Gongbujiangda County, Linzhi Prefecture, Tibet, with an altitude of about 3,700 meters and a lake area of more than 6,000 mu. The shape of the lake is like a crescent moon embedded in the deep valley of the high gorge, about 12 km long. It is a sacred lake and shrine of Tibetan Buddhism and Maning. The best season in Basongcuo is autumn. The sky is crisp, the wind is clear and the clouds are light. From the shore of the lake to the mountains and plains, Lin Hai is dyed. Rich colors and quiet environment are good opportunities for photographers to "murder" films. Due to the dense trees on the lakeshore, it is difficult to photograph Tashi Island in the middle of the lake. You must climb the mountain forest behind Basongcuo Resort to have a chance to photograph the beautiful scenery of the small island in the lake like a gem embedded in the green lake. In addition to such scenes, the general shooting themes of Bassoon's staggered edges are mostly small scenes, which need the photographer's unique eyes to discover.

2. Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon

Located in Milin County, Linzhi Prefecture, Tibet, the Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon is the largest canyon in the world, with a length of 504.9 kilometers, an average depth of 5,000 meters and the deepest point of 6,009 meters. The Yarlung Zangbo River Grand Canyon embraces the mountains in the Nangarbawa peak area and is frozen and frozen. It splits the mountain barrier between the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau and the Indian Ocean, like a long wet tongue, and continuously transports water vapor into the plateau, making the southeast of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau a green world. The steepest and core section of the Yarlung Zangbo River Grand Canyon is about 100 km long from Baimaxiong. The canyon is so deep and turbulent that no one can cross it so far. Its difficulty and danger can be called "the last secret of mankind".

3. Lulang

Lulang, which means "Dragon King Valley" in Tibetan, is also a homesick place. The scenery of Lulang is like an oil painting. Fog always hangs over the mountainside. Green and humid grasslands, bright wildflowers and wooden houses are scattered among them, which is very idyllic. Lulang, which means "Dragon King Valley" in Tibetan, is also a homesick place. Lulang is 3,700 meters above sea level, located on the Sichuan-Tibet Highway about 80 kilometers away from Bayi Town, in the deep mountains and forests. This is a typical highland meadow belt.