Ganzi

Xiannairi is the northern peak of the Three Protector Gods in Yading, with snow-capped summit year-round. Surrounded by alpine lakes, glaciers, and forests, it's a photographer's paradise. Best visited from April to November, 07:00-18:30.

Mount Gongga, known as the 'King of Sichuan Mountains,' towers at 7,556 meters. Its majestic peak and glaciers offer breathtaking views. Accessible via hiking trails, it's a must-see for adventure seekers and nature lovers.

Yading Nature Reserve is famed for its three sacred peaks and pristine alpine scenery. Explore the valleys and lakes for an unforgettable trekking experience. Open year-round, but best from April to November.

Hailuogou boasts the world's lowest glacier at 2,850 meters. The park features primeval forests, hot springs, and ice cascades. Take the cable car for panoramic views of the glacier and surrounding peaks.

Mugecuo is a stunning alpine lake surrounded by virgin forests and snow-capped mountains. Known as the 'Heavenly Lake,' it offers boating and hiking. The area is especially beautiful in autumn when foliage turns golden.

The Red Grassland is a unique wetland where red plants cover the ground in autumn, creating a surreal landscape. Located near Daocheng, it's a perfect spot for photography and quiet reflection.

Ganzi Temple is the largest Gelug monastery in Ganzi Prefecture, known as the first of the 'Thirteen Hor Temples.' Perched on a hillside, it offers panoramic views and a glimpse into Tibetan Buddhist culture.

Larung Gar is the world's largest Buddhist academy, home to thousands of monks and nuns. The valley is filled with red wooden huts, creating a striking sight. Visitors can observe daily rituals and teachings.

Tagong Monastery is a significant Gelug monastery with a golden stupa and prayer wheels. It's a serene place to experience Tibetan Buddhism. The surrounding grasslands and snow peaks add to its spiritual ambiance.

Jiaju is a beautiful Tibetan village known for its white houses and watchtowers, surrounded by terraced fields and forests. It's a UNESCO World Heritage candidate and a great place to experience local culture.

Tagong Grassland offers vast, open meadows with yaks and horses grazing. The grassland is dotted with prayer flags and offers stunning views of Yala Snow Mountain. Perfect for camping and horseback riding.

Maoya Grassland is a vast, unspoiled prairie with seasonal flowers and wildlife. It's an ideal spot for picnics and photography. The grassland is especially vibrant in summer when wildflowers bloom.

Xinduqiao is a photographer's paradise, known as the 'Photography Corridor' for its picturesque landscapes of rivers, Tibetan houses, and golden autumn trees. The light here creates stunning images at sunrise and sunset.

Luding Bridge is a historic iron-chain bridge over the Dadu River, famous for its role in the Long March. The bridge offers a glimpse into China's revolutionary history and provides scenic river views.