Travel tips for Niangre Folk Customs Park

Scenic spot introduction:

Niangre Folk Customs Park is located in Niangre Valley, the northern suburb of Lhasa, Tibet, about 6 kilometers from the city center. Niang is a surname of a local family, and Niangre means "the people of the Niang family are warm and hospitable." Today, Niangre still retains the most traditional folk culture of Tibet, such as tsampa, highland barley, water mill, Tibetan food, Tibetan Opera The air in Niangre Valley is fresh, the environment is elegant, the Tibetan villages are scattered in an orderly manner, the folk customs are simple, and the Tibetan style is strong.

Attractions distribution:

The Niangre Folk Customs Park covers an area of 50,000 square meters and is divided into five areas, namely residential area, food culture area, Linka entertainment area, ethnic handicrafts exhibition area, and cultural boutique display area. In addition, the park also has famous landscapes such as Sera Monastery (one of the three famous temples in Tibet), Pabenggang Monastery, the birthplace of Tibetan language, and the recently discovered Qugong Ruins with a history of more than 4,000 years.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 3A scenic spot

Scenic spot features:

Folk customs park, historical and cultural tour, leisure and vacation, folk park