Introduction to Chayu: Chayu County is located in southeastern Tibet, bordering Deqin County of Yunnan Province and Zuogong County in Qamdo Prefecture of Tibet to the east, Myanmar and India to the south, Medog County to the west, and Zuogong and Bazhou to the north. Su and Bomi counties are adjacent. Chayu, with its mild climate and beautiful scenery, makes people feel that it is not just Jiangnan, but better than Jiangnan. This feeling is really rarely experienced in Tibet. Therefore, the reputation of "Snowy Little Jiangnan" lives up to its reputation. Chayu is a multi-ethnic settlement area. There are ten ethnic groups in the county, including Tibetan, Han, Naxi, Dulong, Miao, Hui, Memba, Lhoba, Lisu and Nu, as well as an unidentified ethnic group - the Seng people. It presents a mix of small settlements and large mixed settlements. Due to the distribution characteristics of staggered residences, in the historical process of the development of border defense, various ethnic groups have formed a closer kinship relationship between you and me, and you are among me. The cultures of various ethnic groups are integrated with each other, making the ethnic customs simple and the cultural landscape rich. Chayu is rich in natural resources. It has dozens of large and medium-sized rivers, mainly the Chayu River and Nujiang River, tributaries of the Yarlung Zangbo River. The rivers have a large gap and have huge value for water energy development and utilization. At the same time, Zayu Forest covers an area of 60%, with more than 300 wild tree species including yew, spruce, sandalwood, camphor, Yunnan pine, masson pine, etc., among which more than 10 are national precious tree species; underforest resources include matsutake mushrooms , fungus, gastrodia elata, cordyceps, etc.; wild animals mainly include tigers, leopards, bears, red pandas, musk deer, parrots, black-necked cranes, etc., among which more than 100 species are nationally protected animals.
Chayu Transportation: Chayu County is 537 kilometers away from Bayi Town, where the region is located, 397 kilometers away from Bangda Airport, 960 kilometers away from Lhasa, and the border is 588.64 kilometers long. At present, the Dongga Highway leading to Chayu can go from Jigong to the west through Bayi Town and directly to Lhasa, and to the north it can connect to Qamdo, Chengdu and other places. There is one district road in Chayu County, which is about 208 kilometers long. At the same time, Chayu is the only way for National Highway 318 to pass.