Lalu Wetland Nature Reserve Review

Lalu Wetland is located in the northwest of Lhasa city. It is known as the "Lhasa Lung". It is a free open wetland park. Unfortunately, it is not open now and cannot appreciate her natural beauty. But along the dry canal, I also saw the beautiful scenery of wild ducks playing in the water and willow Yiyi, and a beautiful Dai Sheng bird was photographed.

Lalu Wetland Nature Reserve, the entrance is not very easy to find, anyway, you can see it along the river bank. The scenery is beautiful, but unfortunately it is summer, the reeds are too lush, covering the waters below, otherwise the reflection of blue sky and white clouds should be more beautiful.

The pond on the north side of the Robrinka and Potala Palace can be photographed when the light is good

Natural wetland park, fresh air, rich trees, green waters and green mountains! cattle

This is a place known as the lungs of Tibet. It is rare to have such a large green wetland on the plateau. The air is quite fresh. You can go to Lhasa to feel the feeling of Lalu Wetland first. The oxygen here is also quite sufficient, which makes people feel refreshed, but you can't enter the protected area at will. On the westmost side of the North Second Ring Road, there is a road leading to the depths of the Lalu Wetland, where you can enjoy the Lalu Wetland.

Lalu Wetland in the northwest corner of Lhasa, there are several entrances to enter the wetland, there are currently three open entrances: the south entrance is at the intersection of Deji North Road and Dangre West Road; the east entrance is next to the Potala Palace Workers' Life Base in the middle section of Qumi Road; The north entrance is located at the sand sinking pool in Balku, Majia Qutong Road, North Outer Ring Road, Lhasa City.