Three Parallel Rivers

Nestled on the northern slopes of Haba Snow Mountain (哈巴雪山) in Shangri-La (香格里拉), Baishuitai (白水台) is a breathtakingly beautiful destination. Beyond its stunning natural landscapes, it serves as the...

The breathtaking Baishuitai terraces represent both natural wonder and spiritual birthplace. Situated in Baidi Village (白地村), Shangri-La County (香格里拉县), this three-square-kilometer sinter terrace formation – China’s largest R ...

Yubeng Village, with its serene and remote setting, is not a place that offers typical tourist entertainment such as nightclubs, cinemas, or shopping malls. However, its charm lies in...

Deqin is a Tibetan community in northwestern Yunnan known for its Tibetan language education. In 2005, PCD began supporting the Kawagebo Cultural Society in organising a Tibetan literacy class...

Deqin County Entertainment...

Hongwu years (1372), to Masanori three years (1508), Mill Division Zhaotao Deqin as several survey (Markham) and million house (Batang) jurisdictions. Ming Zheng began four years (1509), Deqin of...

History of Shangri-La City Diqing has long history. Wexi Lisu Autonomous County’s Gordon Neolithic sites proves that as early as six or seven thousand years ago, there was human...

Intangible Cultural Heritage Experience Center: A Deep Dive into Tibetan Culture The Intangible Cultural Heritage Experience Center (非遗体验中心) is a must-visit, offering more than you can imagine. Upon entering,...

Religious Culture Tibetan Buddhism Tibetan Buddhism is the most significant religious belief in Shangri-La. Songzanlin Monastery (松赞林寺), known as the “Little Potala Palace,” is the most famous Tibetan Buddhist...

Where is Haba Snow Mountain – Location Haba Snow Mountain or Haba Xueshan is located in 120 kilometers southeast Shangri-La city, Yunnan province. Mountain raises 5396m above the sea...

When evening falls, city center is transformed into a festive ground for the people of Shangrila. Hand-in-hand, they form a circle and perform Tibetan folk dances to the notes...

Located in northwestern Yunnan Province, Diqing Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture forms the southernmost part of the historical Kham region. This strategic area served as: The southeastern frontier of the 7th-9th...