Qilinxia Scenic Area

The Qilin Gorge Scenic Area is located in Dingjie County, Shigatse Prefecture, Tibet, on the northern foothills of the Himalayas. The karst landforms formed by hundreds of millions of years of glacial meltwater erosion and cutting within the Qilin Gorge Scenic Area attract numerous tourists. As a scenic area with unique geological wonders and magnificent natural scenery, it offers visitors an ideal opportunity to explore the mysteries of nature.

The Qilin Gorge Scenic Area is renowned for its steep rock walls and peculiar rock formations. The rocks within the scenic area reach to the sky, and the rock walls stand majestically, integrating depth, wonder, suspension, seclusion, and danger, fully embodying the enchanting magic of nature. The numerous towering sand and earth pillars in the gorge, each with its own characteristics, are both similar and different, and are breathtaking when viewed from a distance. Visitors can appreciate the diverse shapes and color changes of the rocks and feel the uncanny craftsmanship of nature. Time here transforms into concrete shapes, with vast changes over eons, a single glance spanning ten thousand years. Standing on the viewing platform of the scenic area, one can also catch a glimpse of the world's third highest peak, Kangchenjunga (elevation 8586 meters), and the wide vista is also a perfect spot for photography enthusiasts to capture magnificent landscapes.

Whether you are a nature lover, an outdoor sports enthusiast, or a traveler seeking tranquility, the Qilin Gorge Scenic Area offers every visitor a perfect journey to explore nature and relax. It is not only a tourist attraction but also a natural geological museum that inspires ecological reflection.