Lhasa-Nyainqentanglha Mountains-Nagqu-Skull Wall-First Bend of the Nu River-Biru
Today you will set off from Lhasa, enjoying the beautiful scenery along the way, gazing at the boundless vistas of the Nyainqentanglha Mountains from afar, then entering the Nagqu region and heading to visit the Skull Wall. The 【Skull Wall】is located inside a house within Damo Monastery in Biru County. There is an earthen wall about one person's height around the perimeter, with wooden frames built on the south and west walls, about four to five tiers, each tier neatly arranged with human skulls, forming two long walls of skulls.
Afterwards, you will visit the first major river bend of the Nujiang River — the 【First Bend of the Nujiang River】, admiring this magnificent landscape. The First Bend of the Nujiang River is a typical deep-cut alpine gorge landscape, with mountains stretching in undulating waves. From a distance above the gorge, the road looks like a thin thread wrapped around the mountainside. The further east you go, the deeper the river cuts, and the valley becomes narrower. The elevation difference between the mountaintop and the valley floor is great, with some relative height differences approaching a thousand meters. Afterwards, return to Biru County for overnight stay.
🍽️ Breakfast, lunch and dinner not included
🏨 Biru County