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Nujiang (Salween) River Source
那曲怒江源头
Tibet, Naqu·29.6367°N, 92.0494°E Ticket Price
Peak season CNY 80, off-season CNY 50
About Nujiang (Salween) River Source
Popular for kayaking, hiking, and photography, this river and waterfall scenic area in Naqu is a natural wonder.
Highlights
• The glacier headwaters of the Nujiang (Salween) in the Tanggula foothills: pristine rivers, wetlands and yak pastures.
Suggested Route
Reach the source area by 4x4 from Naqu/Amdo, walk the wetland and a river-origin viewpoint; allow a full day.
Food & Lodging
Naqu/Amdo towns offer Tibetan food and basic hotels.
Facilities
Minimal; remote with no facilities, self-sufficient travel required.
Travel Tips
Wear layers as mountain weather can change quickly. Photography is best in golden hour.
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Opening Hours
Open all day (ticket office 08:00-16:30)
Getting There
In Nagqu Prefecture (e.g. Biru/Amdo), remote; no metro; nearest airport: Nagqu (~100 km); rugged access.
Reservation
Reservation policy unclear; advise booking ahead via official platform.
Ticket Price
Peak season CNY 80, off-season CNY 50