Batang

Haizi Mountain offers breathtaking high-altitude views with the famous Sister Lakes shimmering below. The drive is a highlight of the Litang–Batang route, with dramatic peaks and vast grasslands.

This scenic drive crosses the high plateau, passing through Haizi Mountain and offering panoramic vistas of snow-capped peaks and rolling meadows. It's a journey that showcases the raw beauty of western Sichuan.

The Jinsha River Bridge marks the boundary between Sichuan and Tibet, spanning the turbulent river. It's a significant landmark on the route, offering views of the dramatic gorge and the river's powerful flow.

Batang is known for its natural hot springs, perfect for relaxing after a long drive. The warm waters are rich in minerals and are a popular stop for travelers seeking rejuvenation.

Explore traditional Tibetan villages in the Batang area, where you can experience local customs, architecture, and hospitality. It's a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in Tibetan culture.

Batang is famous for its sweet apples, a local specialty. Don't miss the chance to taste authentic Tibetan dishes, such as yak meat and butter tea, which are staples of the region.

Batang Xianzi is a traditional folk dance where dancers form a circle, led by a fiddle player, with women moving gracefully and men dancing vigorously. This ancient art form is depicted in murals at Dunhuang and Jokhang Temple.