Ngari Prefecture in southwest China's Xizang Autonomous Region boasts a vast and magnificent land with a long history of ancient culture.

At least 4,000 years ago, the tolerant culture of Xiangxiong, which originated in Ngari, deeply influenced much of Asia. After that, the Guge Dynasty was constructed on the site of Xiangxiong Ancient Country.

Time flies, today's Ngari is like a pearl on the roof of the world shining and dancing, attracting the eyes of the world.

Now let's follow the lens of a local photographer to see the unique charm of Ngari.

Blood vessel of the earth

The town of Zada surrounded by soil forest

Guge, the king's palace on the cliff 

Guge's starry sky

Skyfall Tower at Tolin Temple

The magical Zada soil forest, paintings on the earth

The magical Zada soil forest, paintings on the earth

The magical Zada soil forest, paintings on the earth

The magical Zada soil forest, paintings on the earth

The magical Zada soil forest, paintings on the earth

The magical Zada soil forest, paintings on the earth

Happiness and inheritance

Walking toward from Xiangxiong

Children in Xuan costume 

Xuan Dance of Diya

Peacock costume in Burang

A photographer in light and shadow

Figures under sunset

Farming

A herdswoman in Ge'gyai

To the new era

Nyima Dorgye: Member of Xizang Photographers Association, contracted photographer of Xinhua News Agency Xizang Branch, contracted photographer of Vision China, student of Xizang Ngari Xiangxiong Memory Lecture Hall, member of Ngari Photographers Association, Aviation major (First Class pilot) of China Air Transport Association, one of the founders of Zhuimeng Guge Photography Club.