Lake Manasarovar, Tibet | Half saltwater, half freshwater lake.

Lake Manasarovar in Ngari, Tibet, is a shining pearl hanging on the roof of the world, attracting countless travelers and photography enthusiasts with its unique charm. The lake is as blue as washing, and the sparkling waves (like a mirror, reflecting the blue sky, white clouds and towering snow mountains, forming a natural picture that is refreshing. "Manasarovar" is Hindi, meaning a small grassland; in Tibetan, this lake is called "Mapham Yumtso", meaning "long swan lake". The reason why it is called Swan Lake is probably because there are many bar-headed geese living on the bird island in the lake, which are also called "gray ducks" by the locals. The lake is rippling with blue waves, and the bird island in the lake is home to many water birds, making it a good place for sightseeing. Location: Next to National Highway 219 in Rutog County, Ngari Prefecture, about 15 kilometers from Rutog County. Transportation: It is recommended to drive by yourself or charter a car. Departing from Lhasa, the whole journey is about 1,200 kilometers. It is easy to get tired from driving at high altitude, so you should arrange your time properly. Accommodation: There are some homestays and tent camps by the lake, which can provide accommodation and catering services. Tickets: Free. Precautions: - Lake Manasarovar is at a high altitude, it is recommended to take anti-altitude sickness drugs in advance. - The wind is strong and the temperature is low by the lake, it is recommended to bring warm clothes and sunscreen. - Respect local religious beliefs and customs, do not take pictures of locals at will. - Protect the environment and do not litter.