Located at northwest of Chengdu and 143 km away from Songpan town in Aba Tibetan and Qiang Autonomous Prefecture, the Zoige Marshland is the second largest high-altitude march area in China.

Taoping Qiang Village is located in Li County, Aba Tibetan and Qiang Autonomous Prefecture of Sichuan Province. It is regarded as the Mysterious Oriental Castle for its unique architecture, the tall watchtowers and fortress with the mazy old alleyways and the magical underground drainage system linking all directions.

Scattered among the dozens of pretty Tibetan villages on hillsides in Danba, the ancient stone towers were built by the Qiang people between 800 and 1,200 years ago and used as places for worship, storages for the valuable goods and the fortifications during the war.

Located at the intersection of the southern and northern Sichuan-Tibet Highway, tranquil and fascinated Xinduqiao town is described as the “Paradise for the Photographers” by the travelers.

Gonga Mountain, also called Minyak Gongga, means the white and snow-capped mountain in Tibetan language. Stands on the borders of Kangding, Luding and Jiulong counties in western Sichuan at 7,556 meters above the sea level, it is regarded as the ‘King Mountain of Sichuan’.

Tagong, means the place Buddha likes in Tibetan language. Tagong Monastery with the backdrop of Yala Snow Mountain (5,884m), is one of the impact monasteries in Kham, this 1,000-plus years Sakya sect monastery is worshipped as the ‘small Jokhang Monastery’ by Khampa Tibetans because there is a statue of Sakyamuni that is the same as the one in Jokhang Temple in Lhasa.

Located 12 km southwest of Manigange town in Gantze Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, where has a turquoise-blue alpine lake of the scared of Yilhun Lhatso (also called Xinluhai Lake) with altitude of 4,040 meters.

Dege Barkhang Scripture Printing Press is a magnificent three-story wooden building stores more than 217,000 hand-carved wooden blocks of Tibetan scriptures and Thangka paintings, which houses 70 percent of the Tibetan literary heritage.

At the north of town of Litang in Gantze Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Litang Chode, also known as Ganden Tubchen Chokhorling, was built in 1580 for the third Dalai Lhama.

Larung Gar Buddhist Institute, located in a side valley about 15km south of Sertar township in Gantze Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, is the world’s largest Buddhist Academy.