The Burang County is surrounded by the holy mountain range, forming a picturesque landscape. (Photo from www.51tibettour.com.)  

A small prayer wheel stands amid red Mani stone pile.  (Photo from www.51tibettour.com.) 

Located in Ngari Prefecture of Tibet, Burang County situates in the valley of Mt. Namuabi and Mt. Nemonanyi--the 'Peacock Mount River'. Burang County, at an altitude of 4,755 metres, is surrounded by holy lakes and mountains, absorbing thousands of Buddhist believers from every direction. Going on a pilgrimage is a main part of the Burang people, who regard the Mt.Kangrinboqe as an august father and Mapham Yutso as a kind mother. 

Countless Mani stones with different designs and colors pile up on a hillside in Burang County. Colorful sutra streamers are fluttering below the blue sky. (Photo from www.51tibettour.com.) 
 

A Tibetan boy is riding a Tibetan yak. (Photo from www.51tibettour.com.) 

Two Tibetan boys are playing on the asphalt road. (Photo from www.51tibettour.com.) 

A Tibetan yak is walking on the road in Burang County, Ngari Prefecture.