Ranwu Lake is located in the southwest corner of Baju County in the Qamdo area. In Tibetan, it means: a lake like goat milk! Ranwu Lake is a dammed lake formed by landslides or mudslides blocking rivers. Ranwu Lake is well known to many travelers who travel along the Sichuan-Tibet Highway because of its proximity to the Sichuan-Tibet Highway. Ranwu Lake has a sunny day in the southwest of the lake, azagola glaciers in the south, and Bersura Ridge in the northeast. The snow and ice melt around the snow-capped mountains constitutes the main source of water for the Ranwu Lake. If you are planning to stay in Ranwu Lake for one night, then I suggest that you come early in the morning to enjoy the beauty of the reflection of Ranwu Lake! The air in the morning is also very good. However, staying at Ranwu Lake, because the poster is at 3,900 meters, it is easy to have high reaction, and it is necessary to take oxygen to sleep! Traffic Raiders: 318 National Road passes by the lake, can be chartered by Baju County, or you can take a bus from Zhamu Town of Bomi County or Baima Town of Basu County