Introduction to Bajie Gubelin: In the Bajie Township Valley downstream of the Yarlung Zangbo River and Niyang River, there are hundreds of precious thousand-year-old cypresses called "Guixin Xiuba" by Tibetans. Therefore, it is listed as a giant cypress in Tibet. protected area. Perhaps a thousand years is too long a concept for the present, so every moment walking through the ancient Berlin in Tibet at an altitude of more than 3,000 meters embodies a magical and calm atmosphere. These lush ancient cypresses cover an area of more than 130 acres. Their dense distribution and good growth have subverted many people's impression of Tibet's barren land. The average tree height of these ancient cypress trees is 44 meters, and the diameter at breast height is about 1 meter. Among them, the "King of Giant Cypresses in the World" located in the center of the Gübelin is more than 50 meters high, with a canopy projection area of more than an acre, and a nearly 6-meter thick trunk that even a few people cannot wrap around. The locals call this 2,500-year-old cypress the "tree god" and protect and worship it. According to legend, this giant cypress that traveled through history silently is the tree of life of Xinraomi Baoqi, the founder of Bon religion. Therefore, this giant cypress is rightly regarded as a holy place. The colorful wind and horse flags wrapped around the "tree god", This is the best evidence. The Mani piles that can be seen everywhere in the woods and the believers who come from afar to worship here confirm another kind of pious place.
Transportation to Gubelin: Jubelin is located next to the highway in Linzhi County, with convenient transportation. You can get there directly by taking the Chang'an minivan from Linzhi County. When returning, you need to wait on the roadside for the van returning from Linzhi County. You can also hike along the Niyang River to Gubelin, which takes about an hour.