Lulang International Tourist Township is located in Nyingchi City, southwest China’s Tibet and the middle and lower reaches of Yarlung Tsangpo River. It is rich in nature resources such as snow mountains, pastures, rivers and forests. It is known as "the valley of dragon" and "where the gods live" for its picturesque appearance which gives you infinite imagination. Photo shows Lulang Township's morning scenery.

Lulang International Tourist Township is located in Nyingchi City, southwest China’s Tibet and the middle and lower reaches of Yarlung Tsangpo River. It is rich in nature resources such as snow mountains, pastures, rivers and forests. It is known as "the valley of dragon" and "where the gods live" for its picturesque appearance which gives you infinite imagination. Photo shows Lulang Township's morning scenery.

Lulang International Tourist Township is located in Nyingchi City, southwest China’s Tibet and the middle and lower reaches of Yarlung Tsangpo River. It is rich in nature resources such as snow mountains, pastures, rivers and forests. It is known as "the valley of dragon" and "where the gods live" for its picturesque appearance which gives you infinite imagination. Photo shows Lulang Township's morning scenery.

Photo shows tourists are lingering in Lulang International Tourist Township.

Photo shows Lulang Township 's dusk.

Photo shows mountian scenery seen from Lulang International Tourist Township.

Photo shows Tibetan-style hotels in Lulang International Tourist Township.

Lulang International Tourist Township is located in Nyingchi City, southwest China’s Tibet and the middle and lower reaches of Yarlung Tsangpo River. It is rich in nature resources such as snow mountains, pastures, rivers and forests. It is known as "the valley of dragon" and "where the gods live" for its picturesque appearance which gives you infinite imagination. Photo shows Lulang Township's morning scenery.

Lulang International Tourist Township is located in Nyingchi City, southwest China’s Tibet and the middle and lower reaches of Yarlung Tsangpo River. It is rich in nature resources such as snow mountains, pastures, rivers and forests. It is known as "the valley of dragon" and "where the gods live" for its picturesque appearance which gives you infinite imagination. Photo shows Lulang Township's morning scenery.