Litang, Ganzi, Sichuan｜City in the Sky

Litang, a "City in the Sky" at an altitude of over 4,000 meters, is known as the world's highest city, Ding Zhen's hometown, and a place where oxygen may be thin, but faith is abundant.

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🚗Transportation: Self-driving or taxi

📍Location: Litang County, Ganzi, Sichuan

Recommended Attractions🏞️
🌟Changchun Keer Monastery: The largest monastery in Kham, built in 1580. It is as famous as the Potala Palace, boasting a profound religious culture and offering stunning views of Litang and National Highway 318.

🌟Letong Ancient Town and Thousand Households Tibetan Village: A cluster of 13 Tibetan villages with over 4,000 Tibetan houses. The village has many museums and diverse Tibetan-style dwellings. The red walls are incredibly photogenic.

🌟Maoya Grassland: Certified by *Chinese National Geography* as the most beautiful grassland. In spring and summer, the fragrance of grass fills the air, and the cattle and sheep resemble clouds, creating a picturesque pastoral scene.

🌟Mount Genie: A hidden gem among Sichuan's snowy mountains, with an altitude of 6,204 meters. It features complete glacial landforms, and when the flowers bloom, it resembles a scene from a Hayao Miyazaki film.

🌟Eye of Genie: When viewed from above, it resembles a pupil, making it a favorite among photographers.

🌟Xiazetong Village: Ding Zhen's hometown. A place of vast landscapes and pure blue skies, with hot spring guesthouses offering views of the golden sunrise.

🍵Tibetan Experiences:
▪Drink butter tea and eat tsampa. For Tibetan cuisine, "Cangyangge" is recommended.

▪Wear Tibetan clothing for photos (30 yuan/hour in the ancient town).

▪Turn prayer wheels and experience the power of faith.

💡【Other Notes】
🔔Altitude Sickness Prevention: Litang has an average altitude of 4,014 meters, making altitude sickness a possibility. Take Rhodiola rosea a week in advance and avoid strenuous activity upon arrival. Seek medical attention if altitude sickness is severe.

📷Respect Local Customs: Avoid loud noises in religious places such as temples. Ask for permission before taking photos of locals. Respecting local customs will allow you to better appreciate Litang's charm.