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The Origin of Shangri-La

The word Shangri-La originally came from the Susu language, which means "Welcome to come and play again." It originally originated from Bingzhongluo, which is located on the west side of Gaoligong Mountain and must pass through the hump route. Surrounded by snow-capped mountains and inhabited by humans and gods, there is a unique scene of the Tibetan, Lisu, Nu, Dulong and other ethnic groups coexisting harmoniously, as well as the harmonious coexistence of Lamaism, Christianity, Catholicism and primitive religions. The wreckage of World War II crashes is scattered among the dense forests of Gaoligong Mountain and along the mountain lakes.

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Shangri-La is located in the triangle area of ??Yunnan, Sichuan and Tibet in the northwest of Yunnan Province, and is located in the heart of Diqing Shangri-La. Yunnan Shangri-La is a world It is a rare pure land that perfectly preserves the natural ecology and traditional ethnic culture of Shangri-La. Shangri-La is a county with Tibetans as the main body, a vast territory and rich resources.

Shangri-La is known as the "Great Mountain Garden", "The Kingdom of Animals and Plants", and the "Kingdom of Non-ferrous Metals". Traveling 315 kilometers north along the Yunnan-Tibet Highway from Dali, you can reach Central Town, Zhongdian County, the capital of Diqing Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture. It is 659 kilometers away from Kunming and can be reached in 50 minutes by plane. Zhongdian has 24 famous tourist attractions. It is an area rich in natural and cultural landscapes and is one of the country's eight prime tourist hotlines.

Yunnan Shangri-La is located on the southeastern edge of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, at the northern end of the southern section of the Hengduan Mountains, in the hinterland of the "Three Parallel Rivers", forming a unique integration of snow-capped mountains, canyons, grasslands, alpine lakes, virgin forests and ethnic customs. The landscape is a multi-functional tourist scenic spot. There are continuous snow peaks in the Shangri-La Scenic Area, including the Kagebo Peak, the highest peak in Yunnan Province. In Zhongdian County alone, there are 470 snow-capped mountains with an altitude of more than 4,000 meters, and deep canyons. The most famous ones are the Jinsha River Tiger Leaping Gorge, Lancang River Gorge and other grand canyons, as well as vast alpine grassland pastures, vast virgin forests and Dotted with mountain lakes, Diqing's natural landscape is magical, steep, yet beautiful. Shangri-La is home to 13 ethnic groups, including Tibetan, Lisu, Han, Naxi, Yi, Bai, and Hui. They are united and harmonious, and have maintained the characteristics of their own ethnic groups in their traditional customs such as lifestyles, clothing, residential buildings, and wedding etiquette. , forming the unique customs of each ethnic group.

The main scenic spots (spots) of Shangri-La include Tiger Leaping Gorge, Bita Sea, Songzanlin Temple, Baishui Terrace, Napa Sea, Yila Grassland, Meili Snow Mountain, Baimang Snow Mountain, Xiaozhongdian Flower Sea , Tibetan home visits, Shangri-La Grand Canyon, Samage Nature Reserve, Bodhidharma Cave.

The word "Shangri-La" is a land of eternal peace and tranquility described by the American novelist James Hilton in the novel "Lost Horizon" in 1933. But Diqing vividly possesses everything described in James Hilton's book. What's even more ingenious is that the word "Shangri-La" is the Tibetan word for Zhongdian in Diqing, which means "the sun and the moon in the heart". The ideal living environment and the highest realm in the minds of Tibetans. Diqing Plateau is the "Shangri-La" that people have been looking for for half a century.

Surrounded by snow-capped mountains, there are many large and small meadows and dams. They are places where people of all ethnic groups in Diqing live and multiply. The land is fertile and there are herds of cattle and horses. In this peaceful land, there are quiet lakes, sacred temples, and simple Kham people. Everything is like the Garden of Eden in people's dreams - Shangri-La. “You don’t have to go to Tibet to appreciate Tibetan customs.” Diqing not only has the scenery of the snow-capped mountains and canyons of the Tibetan Plateau and Tibetan customs, but also enjoys the magnificent scenery of the Inner Mongolia prairie, where you can see cattle and sheep in the windblown grass. Shangri-La [xiāng gé lǐ lā] is located in the northwest of Yunnan Province. It is the hinterland of the "Shangri-La" tourist route. Traveling 315 kilometers north along the Yunnan-Tibet Highway from Dali, you can reach Central Town, Zhongdian County, the capital of Diqing Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture. It is 659 kilometers away from Kunming and can be reached in 50 minutes by plane. Diqing means "a place of good fortune and good fortune" in Tibetan. Because it is located on the southeastern edge of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau and at the northern end of the southern section of the Hengduan Mountains, the hinterland of the "Three Parallel Rivers" forms a unique landscape that integrates snow-capped mountains, canyons, grasslands, alpine lakes, primeval forests and ethnic customs, making it a multi-functional tourist destination. Scenic Area. There are continuous snow peaks in the scenic area, including the Kagebo Peak, the highest peak in Yunnan Province. In Zhongdian County alone, there are 470 snow-capped mountains with an altitude of more than 4,000 meters and deep canyons. The most famous ones are the Jinsha River Tiger Leaping Gorge and the Lancang River Gorge. Waiting for the Grand Canyon, there are vast alpine grassland pastures, vast virgin forests and dotted mountain lakes, making Diqing's natural landscape magical, steep and beautiful.

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Shangri-La means "the sun and moon in the heart" in Tibetan. It is the Chinese transliteration of English SHANGRI-LA, and the English pronunciation comes from the hinterland of Shangri-La. Tibetan dialect.

The ethnic groups in Shangri-La are home to 13 ethnic groups, including Tibetan, Lisu, Han, Naxi, Yi, Bai, and Hui. In the customs, the characteristics of the ethnic group are maintained and the unique customs of each ethnic group are formed.

Scenery of Shangri-La

"The place where the sun shines first is Jiantang in the east. The most special place in the world is Shangri-La by the Naizi River." Since the British writer James Since the publication of the novel "The Lost Horizon of Shangri-La", the Shangri-La depicted in the work has aroused the yearning of countless people. According to research, Shangri-La actually refers to the Diqing Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture in Yunnan.

Diqing is located in the center of the National Three Parallel Rivers Scenic Area, including Zhongdian, Weixi and Deqin counties, of which Zhongdian is the capital (Jiantang mentioned above is Zhongdian county seat). There are many towering mountains in the territory. The famous Kagebo Peak, the highest peak in Yunnan, is 6,740 meters above sea level. It is a pilgrimage site for Tibetan Buddhism and ranks first among the eight sacred mountains in Tibetan areas. The others are surrounded by Prince Snow Mountain, Baimang Mountain Snow Mountain, Haba Snow Mountain, etc.

Surrounded by snow-capped mountains, there are many large and small meadows and dams. They are places where people of all ethnic groups in Diqing live and multiply. The land is fertile and there are herds of cattle and horses. In this peaceful land, there are quiet lakes, sacred temples, and simple Kham people. Everything is like the Garden of Eden in people's dreams - Shangri-La.

“You don’t have to go to Tibet to appreciate Tibetan customs.” Diqing not only has the scenery of the snow-capped mountains and canyons of the Tibetan Plateau and Tibetan customs, but also enjoys the magnificent scenery of the Inner Mongolia prairie, where you can see cattle and sheep in the windblown grass.

Shangri-La, located in Diqing, Yunnan, at an altitude of 3,280 meters, will allow people from low-altitude countries and regions to enjoy the natural beauty and appreciate the ethnic customs more comfortably without having to worry about "altitude sickness" ".

Snow-capped mountains, vast grasslands, bright red hyacinth flowers, mysterious Lama monasteries... What exactly will this paradise in the minds of foreigners look like?

The most famous attractions in Shangri-La include Meili Snow Mountain, Yubeng Village, Tiger Leaping Gorge, Napa Sea, Bita Sea, etc.

The majestic snow-capped mountains and glaciers.

Diqing has Meili Snow Mountain, Baimang Snow Mountain, and the lowest latitude snow mountain groups in the northern hemisphere such as Haba and Balagenzong. It also has rare low altitudes such as Mingyongqia and Sqia (Meili Snow Mountain is 2,700 meters above sea level). Modern glaciers have great ornamental value and scientific investigation and exploration value.

The spectacular Grand River Canyon.

Jinsha River and Lancang River run through the entire territory of Diqing. Among them, Lancang River Grand Canyon, Tiger Leaping Gorge and Biyang Wengshui Grand Canyon are world-famous for being deep, dangerous, strange and steep. The charming scenery of Baishuitai, snow-capped mountains, meadows and lakes. Mountain lakes such as Goddess Qianhu Mountain, Bita Sea, Shuodu Lake, Napa Sea, and Swan Lake are the purest freshwater lakes in the Asian continent. Beautiful meadows such as Xiaozhongdian and Shuodu Lake account for l/ of the entire state's land area. 5.

Rich and diverse rare animals and plants.

Diqing has hundreds of rare tree species, hundreds of Chinese medicinal materials, 1,060 families, 312 genera, 1,578 species of wild flowers, and countless rare birds and animals. The Yunnan golden monkey, known as the second rarest animal in my country, accounts for 58% of the world total.

Mysterious and profound religious culture.

Diqing’s 25 ethnic groups have lived together for generations, each believing in its own religion, and they are in perfect harmony, which is rare in the world. Tibetan Buddhism, Christianity, Dongba Religion, Bon Religion, Catholicism, Islam, etc. each have their own characteristics. Temples such as Songzanlin Temple and Dongzhulin Temple have magnificent buildings and a myriad of atmospheres.

Beautiful singing and dancing festival.

Diqing is the hometown of singing and dancing and is regarded as a "holy land" by the international music community. The Tibetan Zhongdian Guozhuang Dance, Vesita City Reba Dance, Deqin Xianzi Dance, Lisu Dual Foot Dance, etc. are unique; the Tibetan Danba Dance and Gedong Festival are rich in religious color and thought-provoking; the Tibetan New Year Ethnic festivals such as the May Horse Racing Festival, the Kuo Shi Festival of the Lisu people and the "White Water Festival on the eighth day of February" of the Naxi people are very lively and unforgettable. Different national customs. Various ethnic customs and folk customs are unique. The national costumes and food styles are diverse, the rituals are rich in connotations, and the funeral forms are very magical.

Breathtaking national craftsmanship.

Tibetan wooden bowls; Tibetan carpets, copperware, silverware and other handicrafts, exquisitely polished. Tibetan medicine, Tibetan medicine, Dongba hieroglyphics and primitive religious totems are all available.

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The word "Shangri-La" originates from the Kingdom of Shambhala in the Tibetan scriptures. In the history of the development of Tibetan Buddhism, it has always been regarded as the "Pure Kingdom". It is widely mentioned as the highest state of "king". In the vocabulary of modern Shambhala courtyard, it is synonymous with "Garden of Eden, Utopia, Paradise, and Utopia". According to Tibetan scriptures, it is hidden in a secret place deep in the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. The entire kingdom is surrounded by double-layered snow-capped mountains and consists of eight lotus-petal-shaped areas. The same ring of snow-capped mountains standing in the center was originally called Kalaba Palace. , the palace houses the supreme leader of the Shambhala Kingdom. In the legendary Shangri-La, there are saints with the highest wisdom. They are tall and have natural power. They still communicate with the world from a place invisible to people with the help of highly developed civilization through a secret passage called the "navel of the earth". Communicate and connect, and have a firm grip on the world. In fact, for a long time, this mysterious passage of "the navel of the earth" has been the only way to reach the Kingdom of Shangri-La and the key to finding Shangri-La.

The beautiful scenery of Shangri-La today has penetrated into the hearts of everyone who has visited the area. In this snowy plateau, there are the world-famous Meili Snow Mountain, Daocheng Aden Three Sacred Mountains, and endless Plateau meadows, ethnic songs and dances of different styles, unique folk traditional arts, mysterious multi-religious culture, many unique ethnic groups, colorful folk customs, etc. will always inspire people to find their own Shangri-La - whether in reality or In ideal.

Edit this paragraph Shangri-La's environmental protection

"Shangri-La is the core area of ??the 'Three Parallel Rivers' area and is also the largest forest area in Yunnan Province with very rich vegetation. However, in In a high-altitude Three Parallel Rivers area like ours, the ecology is very fragile and trees grow very slowly. In other words, our responsibility to protect the ecological environment is very important. It not only has strategic significance to protect the ecology of the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River, but also protects the fragile ecology. ”

Before 1998, building houses with wood was a local custom; in Shangri-La County, where temperatures were below zero degrees Celsius for half the year, each person used about 2 cubic meters of firewood per year. At the same time, the wood here has a long growth period and good quality. Logs can be sold for more than 1,000 yuan per cubic meter, and boards can be sold for between 1,500 and 2,000 yuan per cubic meter. At that time, almost everyone in Shangri-La relied on timber for a living, and most of the fiscal revenue came from forestry.

The catastrophic floods of the Yangtze River in 1998 ended Shangri-La County’s history of making money from logging. The state issued regulations strictly prohibiting the logging of natural forests in the upper reaches of the Yangtze River, including Shangri-La County. As soon as the ban came out, the fiscal revenue of many places was reduced by more than half.

Along with the resolute implementation of the logging ban policy, the national natural forest protection project has also been established in Shangri-La. Liao Chunhua, a model tree planting worker in Yunnan Province, said: "We are now 'putting axes and saws in the warehouse and hoes on the mountain'. Many of the original tree cutters have become forest rangers and tree planters."

In addition to not relying on cutting Making money from wood, in other aspects, we also strictly protect the ecological environment. Pan Yufeng told us that next year Diqing Prefecture will hold its 5th anniversary state celebration. The county government will buy cedar from other places instead of using local materials to decorate the county with cheaper and more beautiful spruce.

How will the county’s fiscal revenue increase if trees are no longer allowed to be cut down? How to increase farmers' income?

In order to promote the Shangri-La tourism brand, the county has compiled a county-wide tourism master plan, which strictly requires planning as the leader, planning first, then development, and scientifically allocating tourism resources, and divided it into five areas with different characteristics. tourist area; strengthen the construction of tourism infrastructure, build the county's eastern tourism ring line, connect the famous scenic spots along the line such as Tiger Leaping Gorge, Baishui Terrace, Bitahai, Shudu Lake, Tiansheng Bridge and other scenic spots into a golden tourism line, and expand the extension , build highways from Shangri-La to Deqin and Weixi. In addition, the management of the tourism industry has been gradually standardized and strict regulations have been made on the environmental protection of scenic spots.

At present, Shangri-La has become a resounding sign of the tourism industry in Yunnan Province. Since the ban on logging, total tourism revenue has doubled, step by step out of the predicament of local economic development. The common people have also benefited from the rapid development of tourism.

In Shangri-La, we got this revelation: to truly protect the ecological environment, we must take a long-term view, be willing to give up immediate economic interests, adjust the industrial structure in a timely manner, transform the economic growth mode, and strive to achieve good results. Developing quickly.

What I want to mention here is that in 2008, one of the six episodes of the documentary "Wild China" jointly produced by the BBC and my country focused on Shangri-La to introduce the wild animals and plants in the southwest and other undiscovered places in China. The beautiful scenery has many benefits for understanding Shangri-La!

Shangri-La travel tips

Shangri-La has towering snow-capped mountains, vast grasslands, deep river valleys, many Shimen Pass on the desolate Tea Horse Road and the wonder of Western Yunnan, the Secang Crack. Valley City opens its arms to tourists with its stunning scenery. Deep in the snow-capped mountains, in the hinterland of the grassland, countless quiet, quiet, deep and mysterious mountain lakes such as Bita Lake, Shudu Lake, and Napa Sea in the forest call to people. To lift their beautiful veils. The essence of Shangri-La is Meili Snow Mountain, and the essence of Meili Snow Mountain is Yubeng Village.

Notes

1. Except for May-July and September-October, the road conditions in Diqing are not good during the rainy season, which is not conducive to travel. The temperature in winter is too low. If you encounter If it rains, then all you have to do is wait and go home. The mountain road after snow is difficult to walk, and waiting for the snow to melt is a matter of patience and time.

2. Don’t rush to Diqing during the Spring Festival, because the outdoor temperature during those days will be -3-8℃, and the indoor temperature will be 1-9℃ without heating equipment. The temperature at night is even lower, with the outdoor temperature being -7°C and the indoor temperature being -1°C. In addition to the cold temperatures, there are very few people and cars on the streets, and icy roads can be daunting for drivers.

3. It is recommended to bring jackets, down jackets, gloves, and non-slip boots when going to Diqing. In addition, the climate is dry and the ultraviolet radiation is strong. Women should prepare sunscreen, sun hats, sunglasses, and enough warm clothes especially when visiting after October.

4. The rainy season on the Diqing Plateau is from June to September every year. The weather on the plateau is changeable. You can bring a few more plastic bags (or shower caps) to cover the camera on rainy days. It is rainproof and dustproof, and can also protect the equipment. When camping in a tent on the grassland in summer, be sure to light a bonfire.

5. Diqing is a high-altitude area (3300 meters). It is not suitable to exercise strenuously or drink alcohol. Eat more vegetables and fruits to prevent altitude sickness.

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Aviation

Zhongdian Airport covers an area of ??225 hectares and is one of the largest airports in northwest Yunnan. Open flights from Zhongdian to Kunming, Chengdu and Lhasa.

Shangri-La Tourist Routes There are two flights from Kunming to Zhongdian every day at 6:50 and 7:15, which takes 55 minutes. Zhongdian flies back to Kunming at 8:20 and 8:40 every day, and the fare is 560 yuan.

In addition, Zhongdian has flights to Chengdu every Thursday and Sunday at 14:55 and arrives at 17:25. There is also a flight to Lhasa every Thursday and Sunday at 10:20, arriving at 12:05.

Highways

Diqing Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture connects the three provinces of Yunnan, Sichuan and Tibet. Now the transportation is relatively convenient, with the Yunnan-Tibet Highway, Sichuan-Tibet Highway and Kangzang Highway as the main roads. The provincial highways are the main transportation network. Transportation within the state is mainly by highway. If you go to scenic spots such as Bitahai that are not accessible by road, you still need to ride a horse.

Kunming to Zhongdian Highway

The highway mileage is 720 kilometers, passing through Chuxiong, Dali and other places on the way. Tourists can take a high-speed bus from Kunming Bus Terminal to Zhongdian, which usually takes 12 hours. , the fare is 171 yuan, and the departure time is 8:20. Of course, tourists who are in a hurry can choose to fly directly from Kunming to Zhongdian. There are 5 flights per week and the fare is 640 yuan.

Lijiang to Zhongdian Highway

The highway mileage is 200 kilometers. There are 3-5 buses every day from 7:00 to 15:00, and the fare is 25 yuan.

Dali to Zhongdian Highway

The highway mileage is 300 kilometers. Taking a minibus from Dali to Zhongdian costs 35 yuan.

Sichuan Panzhihua to Zhongdian Highway

The highway mileage is 470 kilometers. There are several buses from Panzhihua (Jinjiang) Station to Zhongdian every day. The ticket price is 90 yuan for a sleeper and 60 yuan for a hard seat. Yuan.

Transportation to major tourist attractions:

1. From Zhongdian to Gaden Songtsenling Monastery, the fare is 1.5 yuan;

2. From Zhongdian to Napahai You can take the shuttle bus for 8 yuan. If you miss the shuttle bus, you can rent a car for 50 yuan for a round trip;

3. You can also take a taxi from Zhongdian to Baishuitai for 200 yuan per day (round trip included) .

4. It is 184 kilometers from Zhongdian to Deqin, passing through Benzilan 109 kilometers, Dongzhulin Temple 131 kilometers, and Baimang Snow Mountain 153 kilometers. There are 2 buses every morning from 7:30-8:00. , the ticket price is 23 yuan, it takes 7-9 hours, and we have lunch in Benzilan on the way. The distance from the middle to Tiger Leaping Gorge Town (Xiaqiaotou) is 96 kilometers, the fare is 13 yuan, and the bus departs every morning and evening. It is 104 kilometers from Deqin to Yanjing, Tibet, and there is no fixed passenger shuttle bus.

5. From Zhongdian to Bitahai, get off at Shuangqiao. The fare is 8 yuan. You can walk or ride a horse. Horseback riding costs between 30 yuan and 60 yuan per person one way. From Zhongdian to Songzanlin Temple, there are buses and minibuses with a fare of 2 yuan.

6. From Zhongdian to Shangri-La Grand Canyon, you can take the bus bound for Xiangcheng County in Sichuan Province every morning. Get off at the entrance of the canyon on the way, the fare is 15 yuan. From Zhongdian to Baishuitai, there is a bus to Sanba Township every morning, the fare is 16 yuan

Edit this paragraph Shangri-La Food and Snacks

Solimar Wine:

It is a unique drink in Tibetan areas, commonly known as "Tibetan wine", and some people also call it "Tibetan beer". The production process is not complicated; stir-fry the green pear ingredients, add the distiller's yeast, and steam it in a large barrel for seven days. When you use it, you can connect a small tube to the waist of the barrel and drink it, which is a bit like the way wine is made in Western Europe. The taste of wine is mild and tranquil, but don't be greedy, because once you are drunk, it will be difficult to wake up.

Tibetan pastries:

Tibetan pastries are good at making pasta. There are many varieties. The most common ones are fried fruit, "Basa" pastry, "Auspicious Knot" "Fried fruit, longan buns, fried "Xulu Xulu", etc., all in different shapes, crispy and delicious. It is mostly used on festive occasions to entertain guests. Fried fruit is called "Xian Na" in Tibetan. It is formulated with refined flour, ghee and other raw materials. To make "Basa" pastry, first steam the refined flour into broad bean-sized dough balls, put them into butter soup and fry them, and then add milky brown sugar to make a sweet and sour, soft and sweet, oily cake. In addition to the non-greasy "Basa" pastries, there are also Tibetan pastries made from highland barley noodles, such as "Nazhen" cakes.

Butter tea:

Butter tea is an indispensable necessity in the daily life of the Tibetan people. It is simple and convenient to make: first pour the local tea into the tea tube, add butter, salt and refined spices, stir it up and down repeatedly with a stirrer until it becomes watery and milky, and then pour it. Drink it, the color, fragrance and flavor are beautiful, and the aftertaste is endless. Drinking butter tea plays a very important role in the Tibetan diet.

Tibetan families drink tea at least three times a day, and some even as many as a dozen times. Butter tea can not only produce a lot of heat, keep out the cold after drinking it, but also produce fluid and quench thirst. Many people who have never drank butter tea will find it unpleasant when they taste it for the first time. However, after drinking it a few times, they will truly appreciate its fragrant mouthful and long aftertaste.

Yoghurt:

Yoghurt is a unique dairy product in Tibetan homes in Zhongdian area. It is called "Shuo" in Tibetan. Made from milk refined from ghee, it is rich in nutrients, helps digestion, produces body fluids and quenches thirst, and is most suitable for the elderly and children. It is said that if you continue to eat yogurt throughout your life, it will have the effect of prolonging your life. This is purely natural!

Zanba:

Zanba is one of the main foods in Tibetan areas. Zanba is mainly made from green pears, and highland barley is dried, fried, and ground into fine noodles to become fragrant tsampa. When making tsampa, Tibetan people usually pour some butter tea into a bowl first, then add the tsampa into the bowl and stir it evenly with hands. Then, knead it into small balls and eat it. Tsampa is rich in nutrients and easy to carry. It can be eaten as long as there is tea. When you eat it for the first time, you can make it a little thinner, otherwise you might choke! Many pilgrims use tsampa as dry food, which is convenient when they are young.

Pipa meat:

Pipa meat is a kind of meat made using the traditional Tibetan method of curing meat. The specific method is to remove the pig's internal organs and bones, leaving the intact body. After it cools down slightly, add peppercorns, grass fruits, salt and other seasonings (some also add white wine), rub it gently, sew it up, press it on a stone slab to marinate, and plug the pig's nose with a cork or corn cob. Strict to prevent insects. Because of its shape like a pipa. Therefore, it is called "Pipa meat". "Southern Yunnan News" said that Pipa meat is "as thin and greasy as amber, and the shape is like a Pipa." Pipa meat can be stored for a long time. If it is not cut, it will stay unchanged for several years. Its meat is delicious and transparent in color, making it mouth-watering. It can be boiled or stewed and is a delicacy for Tibetan people to entertain guests.

Semi mutton:

This dish is specially eaten by Tibetan men when they return from hunting. It is cooked by the wife at home, waiting for her husband to return home with a full load, as a sign of happiness and sweetness. The main ingredient is mutton, accompanied by yellow eggs, sugar, wine, vegetable oil and ghee. Golden and tender, with a sweet and sour taste.

Guoben Hot Pot:

"Guoben" is a Tibetan bamboo leaf vegetable, a wild plant produced in the mountains. To be precise, it is not a traditional Tibetan dish, but the result of ethnic integration and "mutual learning". The main raw materials include Guoben, potato, cooked pork belly, tofu, water-baked powder, etc., coupled with cooked ham, fungus, pipa meat, and sprinkled with a little sesame oil, the aroma will be overflowing and fragrant. Food to keep out the cold, warm the body, and nourish the body. It is best to use copper or earthenware containers to eat this hot pot, which tastes more delicious.

"Sibu":

"Sibu" is a well-known custom dish of the Naxi people. It means "blowing liver" in Naxi language. The pork liver is fully expanded, stuffed with refined salt, five-spice powder, shredded ginger, fire salt, Shaoxing wine, pickled, taken out, and then sprinkled with pepper powder and air-dried. When eating, put "Tebu" into a soup pot, add chili berries, ginger, and Sichuan peppercorns, simmer over a slow fire, take out and cut into slices. Fresh color. Spicy and fragrant, it is storage-resistant and can keep its flavor unchanged for a year.