1. Ranwu Lake is 3850 meters above sea level. Ranwu Lake is located in the southwest corner of basu county, Changdu District, about 90 kilometers away from Baima Town, the county seat.

2. Ranwu Lake is a dammed lake formed by landslides or mudslides blocking rivers. Ranwu Lake is close to the Sichuan-Tibet line, so it is well known by many travelers.

3. Ranwu Lake is characterized by Gangrigabu Snow Mountain in the southwest, Azagongla Glacier in the south and Boshula Ridge in the northeast. The main water source of Ranwu Lake is the melting water of the surrounding mountains, which is also the source of Palong Zangbo River.

4. Ranwu Lake is over 3807 meters above sea level, with a length of 26 kilometers and an average width of about 1-5 kilometers. Ranwu Lake is surrounded by grasslands and green crops, with forests on the mountainside and snow-capped mountains on the mountain. The scenery is very beautiful.

Ranwu Lake is the largest lake in eastern Tibet. It is divided into three scenic spots: upper, middle and lower reaches. It consists of three lakes connected by steps.

6. Ranwu Lake is 27km away from bomi county/KLOC-0, 90km away from basu county and 89km away from basu county. You can ride in the case of ensuring safety.

7. The food in Ranwu Lake Scenic Area should not be missed, including the Tibetan Plateau Ciba, buttered tea, sweet tea, milk residue, highland barley wine, beef and mutton, as well as stewed chicken with Cordyceps, stewed chicken with Fritillaria, crispy fish soup and raw meat sauce.