A natural bridge formed by erosion over millions of years. It has seven arches, resembling a rainbow.

Traditional medicine shop selling rare Tibetan herbs and remedies. Visit for a unique cultural experience.

A fortress built from iron plates instead of stone. It's one of the few buildings in Tibet made this way.

A monastery dedicated to the goddess Mt. Everest. The monastery is located at an altitude of over 5000m.

Colorful wooden houses inspired by the famous Jiuzhaigou Park. They are a unique feature of Yushu's urban landscape.

One of the world's largest solar parks, with over 4 million solar panels. It covers an area larger than Monaco.

Home to the endangered Tibetan antelope and other rare wildlife species. The prairie offers a unique opportunity for wildlife viewing.

An active Buddhist temple where sky burials take place. It's an unusual Tibetan funeral practice.

A saline lake with striking turquoise waters. It's surrounded by snow-capped mountains and nomadic tents.

A village built on a hill made entirely of mud. The houses are interconnected, creating a unique architectural design.

A deep and narrow canyon with steep cliffs and a rushing river. The gorge is said to resemble a dragon's body.

A temple housing a statue of Maitreya Buddha, believed to be over 800 years old. The statue is said to have healing properties.

A narrow gorge where the Yangtze River rapidly flows. In Yushu, the gorge is said to be home to tigers leaping between cliffs.

One of the highest train routes in the world, with sections running at over 5000 meters above sea level. The railway offers breathtaking views.

A high-altitude lake with stunning views of surrounding snow-capped mountains. It is considered sacred by the local Tibetans.