Five remote villages in Tibet, hidden on the border of the motherland and under the 8k-meter snow-capped mountains, lack oxygen but are extremely beautiful.

The countryside in Tibet is, in my opinion, the most beautiful scenery besides the snow-capped mountains and lakes. Although the rural areas of Tibet are high in altitude and have strong ultraviolet rays, they are full of original ecological atmosphere and Tibetan customs, adding infinite vitality to the unmodified mountains, rivers and rivers.

In 2020, I visited many rural areas in Tibet, some on the border of the motherland, some under 8,000-meter snow-capped mountains, and some by remote lakes. They were like a fairyland on earth or a paradise on earth. They were impressive. Five of them were It's the most unforgettable for me.

Majiang Township is located in Nyimu County, Lhasa, Tibet. After arriving at the county seat, you have to drive for 1.5 hours on rugged waterways and mountain roads to get there.

The village is about 4,000 meters above sea level and is surrounded by vast grasslands and rolling snow-capped mountains. In the summer, it is lush green and is the Tibetan people’s favorite pasture. Herds of cattle and sheep can be seen everywhere, swimming leisurely in the blue sky and white clouds. Downstairs, the scenery is very moving.

Local herders still live a primitive life, wearing sheepskin robes, felt hats and holding prayer wheels. Make tents from yak hair.

During the Horse Racing Festival at the end of September, every household would set up a black and white tent on the grassland and take their own horses to compete on the grassland. They would be dressed up very gorgeously and the winning horse would usually receive generous rewards. After the game, everyone returned to the tent to make a fire to cook beef and mutton, and drank happily.

Douyu Lhoba Ethnic Village is located in Longzi County, Shannan Prefecture, Tibet. It is 3,200 meters above sea level. The villagers are Lhoba ethnic group. The Lhoba ethnic group is also said to be the ethnic group with the smallest population in my country. The people here have very good conditions for making fires, and every household lives in a beautiful Tibetan-style courtyard.

The village is in a canyon, with high and steep cliffs on both sides. There is a river behind the house, which rushes day and night. The Lhoba people live in a place with mountains and rivers, so they have made a living by hunting and fishing since ancient times. In ancient times, their clothes often had wild animal skins, a hunting knife at their waist, and bows and arrows on their backs.

Take a look at the food of the Lhoba people, which is also based on barbecue. Corn, potatoes, and fish are placed on a fire and eaten while roasting.

Lapu Village is located in Nyalam County, Shigatse, Tibet, at an altitude of 4,500 meters. The village is right next to the beautiful Pekucuo. You can touch the clear and cold lake water in a 10-minute walk.

This village is really beautiful. The lake is under the shadow of the city, and it is blue. In the distance there are snow-capped mountains that cannot be seen in the mainland. There is plenty of sunshine all year round. The villagers spin yarn in the center of the village every day. , weaving, talking and laughing.

The mountain behind the village is full of huge rocks, and a red temple halfway up the mountain is very conspicuous. There are blue skies and white clouds every day, which is very healing.

Oure Village is located in Nyalam County, Shigatse, Tibet, at an altitude of 4,500 meters. It is the closest village to the 8,000-meter Shishapangma Peak. At the entrance of the village is the huge stone monument of Shishapangma, standing in front of your home. You can see the majestic and steep appearance of Shishapangma Peak.

Because the village is too close to the snow-capped mountains, the strong winds are raging in winter. The villagers do not go out very much. They stay in the house and weave Pupu. They boil water with cow dung every day, and the heat makes the house warm. .

The Nyalam area is prone to snow disasters in winter, with ice and snow covering it for 5 or 6 months. In severe cases, houses will be covered by universities and the doors cannot be pushed open, so it is also a very difficult place. village.

But despite all the hardships, the villagers still live and work here in peace and contentment, because they are not only villagers, but also guardians of the border. Nyalam is the border between China and Nepal.

Fortunately, it is very close to Shishapangma. Every summer, many domestic and foreign tourists come for mountain climbing, adventure, and scientific research, which also brings some extra tourism income to the local villagers.