Lhasa River Marsh Review

The Lhasa River, which is called Jiqu in Tibetan, means "Happy River" and "Happy River", is located in central and southern Tibet. Rob Rula, which originated from the north of the middle section of the Nianqing Tanggula Mountains, is a wet meadow and river beach marshland from Qushui in the southwest of Lhasa along the Lhasa River through Mozhugongka to Linzhou Farm.

When I went to Yanghu Lake, I passed the Lhasa River marsh wetland. I was very magical. The tour guide said that he had not encountered a sandstorm for decades. The river and trees in the sand mist were blurry, but nature was really magical. When the return trip, the sand stopped the sky and blue water and green trees.

Although the Lhasa River is not as wide as the Yarlung Zangbo River, it still has a unique charm as a mother river. Most of the snowy mountains still reflect the difference in the plateau water, and the clear water surface can be seen in the car against the snowy mountains, a clean feeling is refreshing.

Nice place, good environment, very good location. Lhasa lung

Great place, great scenery, waiting for you to enjoy.

Very nice place, good environmental protection, high oxygen content.

Not bad, the publicity is not enough, it should increase the attraction

Just avoid the tourist gathering place, suitable for afternoon strolling in the sun