Nagqu Attractions

Namtso Lake is one of the top three holy lakes in Tibet, also is called as "heavenly lake" by locals. It's an ideal place to take a spiritual journey.

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Sepu Kangri is located in Biru County, Nagqu, Tibet. Sepu means "white snow god," which is revered as one of the Bon sacred mountains in Tibetan Buddhism.

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Strolling under the blue sky and white clouds of the Qiangtang Grassland, you will feel a kind of natural and profound beauty.

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A natural geothermal hot spring destination with mountain views and a relaxing stop between Lhasa and Namtso Lake.

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Tangra Yumco is the largest sacred lake of the Bon religion in Tibet. It is regarded as the holy land together with the Darguo Mountain on the south bank.

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Kunlun Mountains, also known as Kunlun Xu, stretch through Xinjiang and Tibet to Qinghai. Ancient mythology believes that Queen Mother of the West lives here.

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Located in Amdo, Cona Lake is the highest freshwater lake in the world. If you take a train to Tibet, you can enjoy the stunning views of this holy lake.

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Tashi Dor Monastery is situated on a hammerhead of land just into the southeastern corner of Namtso Lake. It belongs to the Nyingma Sect.

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Qinghai-Tibet Railway starts from Xining to Lhasa, with a total length of 1,956 kilometers. It's the highest and longest plateau rail line in the world.

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