The stunning scenery of the Zhada Clay Forest in Zhada County of Ngari Prefecture, western Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR). Entering the Zhada County, tourists will be greeted by the clay forest standing on both sides of the Elephant Spring River with an area of 2,464 square kilometers. The clay forest is sculpted by natural erosion. The sediment of lakes and rivers, mainly composed of sandstone and clay, has formed into various shapes. Looking from different angles, you can enjoy different views of the nature. [Photo/China Tibet Online]

The amazing scenery of the Mapam Yumco Lake in Ngari Prefecture, western Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR). Mapam Yumco Lake (or Lake Manasarovar) lies 20 km southeast of Mt. Kailash and is north to Namnani Peak, approximately 800 kilometres from Lhasa. Storing 20 billion cubic meters of fresh water, it is the highest freshwater lake in the world at an elevation of 4,583 meters. [Photo/China Tibet Online]

The splendid Mt.Namu Nani in Ngari Prefecture, western Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR). With an elevation of 7,694 meters above the sea level, Mt. Namu Nani in the Burang County is hailed as the highest mountain in northern Tibet. [Photo/China Tibet Online]

The stunning scenery in Ngari Prefecture, western Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR). With a density of 0.23 people per square km, Ngari is the largest prefecture in China in geographic area, with the smallest density of population. It is home to dozens of holy lakes and mountains in Tibet such as Mt. Kailash and the Mapam Yumco Holy Lake. [Photo/China TIbet Online]  

The stunning scenery in Ngari Prefecture, western Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR). With a density of 0.23 people per square km, Ngari is the largest prefecture in China in geographic area, with the smallest density of population. It is home to dozens of holy lakes and mountains in Tibet such as the Mt. Kailash and the Mapam Yumco Holy Lake. [Photo/China TIbet Online]  

The stunning scenery in Ngari Prefecture, western Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR). With a density of 0.23 people per square km, Ngari is the largest prefecture in China in geographic area, with the smallest density of population. It is home to dozens of holy lakes and mountains in Tibet such as Mt. Kailash and the Mapam Yumco Holy Lake. [Photo/China TIbet Online]