The site of the Guge Dynasty in Ali, Tibet, is located in the Xiangquan River Valley, 18 kilometers west of Zanda County, and stands on the steep hills. It used to be the seat of the kingdom of Guge. After hundreds of years of baptism and man-made destruction, it was almost ruined, leaving only a large number of palaces and Buddhist temples built in the eleventh century. Although it was already devastated, The momentum of the high is still there, and you can see the prevailing glory at a glance. The Guge Dynasty was destroyed by the invasion of the country in 1630, and the 100,000 subjects disappeared overnight. It became a mystery that has not yet been solved, attracting waves of tourists to come and sing.