Come to Qianhu Tibetan Village to unleash your passion and embrace the wonders of Tibet

Key Highlights • Gaocheng Tibetan Village Cluster: Located at an altitude of 4,014 meters, it consists of 13 Tibetan villages and over 4,000 traditional Tibetan houses, rated as a national AAAA-level scenic area. • Renkang Ancient House: Birthplace of the 7th Dalai Lama, with a history of over 400 years. The house preserves precious cultural relics and historical sites, offering a glimpse into Tibetan aristocratic culture. • Miniature Museum Group: Includes 9 themed museums such as the Kham Tibetan Wax Museum and the Life Journey of Tsangyang Gyatso, providing an immersive experience of Tibetan folk customs and intangible cultural heritage (Thangka painting, Nire weaving). • White Pagoda Park: A sacred site of Tibetan Buddhism, surrounded by prayer wheels and mani stone piles, creating a strong atmosphere for blessings and wishes. • Tibetan-style Earthen Hot Pot: Priced at 60-80 RMB per person, featuring freshly sliced yak meat paired with highland wild vegetables, with a rich and warming broth. 🗺️ Classic Recommended Routes 🔥 One-day Highlights (suitable for time-limited visitors) Visitor Center → Renkang Ancient House (Former Residence of the 7th Dalai Lama) → Kham Tibetan Wax Museum → White Pagoda Park (prayer and blessing) → Renkang Ancient Street (Tibetan costume experience/handicrafts) → Tibetan-style Earthen Hot Pot dinner → Viewing platform for night views of the Tibetan village • Highlights: • Renkang Ancient House: Soft morning light perfect for photographing the Tibetan-style carved walls and prayer flags; wearing a light-colored long skirt enhances photos. • Kham Tibetan Wax Museum: Recreates Kham Tibetan life scenes; interact and take fun photos with the "wax figures." • Renkang Ancient Street: Rent Tibetan costumes (50-100 RMB/hour) and shoot ethnic-style portraits in front of colorful doors and windows; recommended rooftop view at "Waiting for the Wind Homestay." • Viewing Platform: Use a wide-angle lens at dusk to capture panoramic views of the Tibetan village; when the lights come on, it looks like a starry sky falling. 🌿 Two-day In-depth Version (suitable for culture/photography enthusiasts) Day 1️⃣: Renkang Ancient House → Museum Group → White Pagoda Park → Tibetan Costume Experience → Tibetan-style Earthen Hot Pot → Night Photography Day 2️⃣: Changchun Qionger Monastery (15-minute hike) → Zhangde Grassland (horse riding/feeding marmots) → Buy souvenirs before departure (Thangka paintings, Tibetan incense) • Highlights: • Changchun Qionger Monastery: The largest Gelugpa monastery in the Kham region; photograph monks chanting, prayer wheels, and snow-capped mountains together; wearing red clothing adds a sacred feel. • Zhangde Grassland: Wildflowers in summer, golden meadows in autumn; ride Tibetan horses (50 RMB/hour) and interact with marmots (bring unsalted biscuits). 📸 Must-visit Photo Spots 1️⃣ Renkang Ancient House exterior walls: Tibetan-style carvings and prayer flags intertwined; best shot in the morning or evening light. 2️⃣ Renkang Ancient Street colorful doors and windows: Rent Tibetan costumes and shoot portraits against yellow walls; recommended to shoot from the stairs at "Waiting for the Wind Homestay." 3️⃣ White Pagoda Park prayer wheels: Spin the prayer wheels clockwise and capture dynamic shots with the blessing atmosphere. 4️⃣ Viewing Platform panorama: Use a wide-angle lens at dusk to photograph the village lights and starry sky, avoiding crowds. 5️⃣ Changchun Qionger Monastery prayer flag array: Wear a red long skirt and shoot stunning photos with the monastery and snow mountains as the backdrop. 💡 Practical Tips • Ticket Information: • Full-price ticket: 60 RMB per person (some areas like the museum group may charge separately). • Discounts: Half price for students and seniors over 60 with valid ID. • Opening Hours: 09:00-18:00 (may extend to 18:30 during the May Day holiday). • Transportation Guide: • External Transport: • Self-driving: Navigate to the south gate parking lot of the scenic area; parking is limited, so arrive early. • Bus: Direct bus from Litang County, first bus at 6:50 AM, about 40 minutes ride. • Internal Transport: Free sightseeing shuttle within the scenic area; walking is also possible to explore the village alleys. • Notes: • Altitude Sickness: Prepare Rhodiola in advance, avoid strenuous exercise upon arrival, and bring oxygen bottles. • Respect Customs: No hats inside temples, photography requires permission, spin prayer wheels clockwise. • Animal Interaction: Keep a 3-meter distance when feeding marmots; do not touch calves (mother cows protect their young). • Environmental Protection: Dispose of trash at designated points; do not touch prayer flags or mani stone piles.