Sichuan-Tibet North Line
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2023-02-22 14:58:28
Sichuan-Tibet North Line
Sichuan-Tibet North Line
Components of Sichuan-Tibet Highway
It is an integral part of the Sichuan-Tibet Highway. The Sichuan-Tibet North Line and the Sichuan-Tibet South Line jointly form the Sichuan-Tibet Highway. The southern Sichuan-Tibet line is also part of the National Highway 318.
Basic information compilation
Schematic Diagram of National Highway 318 North Sichuan-Tibet Line
Map of the northern route of Sichuan and Tibet
The Sichuan-Tibet North Line starts from Chengdu, passes through Ya'an and directly enters Ganzi Prefecture, passes through Luhuo, Ganzi and Dege, passes through Gangga Jinsha River Bridge and enters Tibet, then passes through Jiangda and Changdu to reach Bangda, the intersection point of the north-south line, and then passes through Bomi and Bayi to Lhasa, with a total distance of 2413 kilometers. This line is called "Little North Line" by tourist explorers. The other north line is from Chengdu to Lhasa, which is an important part of the National Highway 317. The South Line and the North Line are connected by the National Highway 214 in Changdu and Bangda. The north line joins the Qinghai-Tibet Highway at Naqu along National Highway 317, and can also reach Lhasa. It is also an integral part of the Qinghai-Tibet Highway. The length of the northern Sichuan-Tibet line from Chengdu to Lhasa is 2412 kilometers. This line was called the "Great Northern Line" by later tourist explorers，Sichuan-Tibet North Line
Components of Sichuan-Tibet Highway
It is an integral part of the Sichuan-Tibet Highway. The Sichuan-Tibet North Line and the Sichuan-Tibet South Line jointly form the Sichuan-Tibet Highway. The southern Sichuan-Tibet line is also part of the National Highway 318.
Basic information compilation
Schematic Diagram of National Highway 318 North Sichuan-Tibet Line
Map of the northern route of Sichuan and Tibet
The Sichuan-Tibet North Line starts from Chengdu, passes through Ya'an and directly enters Ganzi Prefecture, passes through Luhuo, Ganzi and Dege, passes through Gangga Jinsha River Bridge and enters Tibet, then passes through Jiangda and Changdu to reach Bangda, the intersection point of the north-south line, and then passes through Bomi and Bayi to Lhasa, with a total distance of 2413 kilometers. This line is called "Little North Line" by tourist explorers. The other north line is from Chengdu to Lhasa, which is an important part of the National Highway 317. The South Line and the North Line are connected by the National Highway 214 in Changdu and Bangda. The north line joins the Qinghai-Tibet Highway at Naqu along National Highway 317, and can also reach Lhasa. It is also an integral part of the Qinghai-Tibet Highway. The length of the northern Sichuan-Tibet line from Chengdu to Lhasa is 2412 kilometers. This line was called the "Great Northern Line" by later tourist explorers. Sichuan-Tibet North Line
Components of Sichuan-Tibet Highway
It is an integral part of the Sichuan-Tibet Highway. The Sichuan-Tibet North Line and the Sichuan-Tibet South Line jointly form the Sichuan-Tibet Highway. The southern Sichuan-Tibet line is also part of the National Highway 318.
Basic information compilation
Schematic Diagram of National Highway 318 North Sichuan-Tibet Line
Map of the northern route of Sichuan and Tibet
The Sichuan-Tibet North Line starts from Chengdu, passes through Ya'an and directly enters Ganzi Prefecture, passes through Luhuo, Ganzi and Dege, passes through Gangga Jinsha River Bridge and enters Tibet, then passes through Jiangda and Changdu to reach Bangda, the intersection point of the north-south line, and then passes through Bomi and Bayi to Lhasa, with a total distance of 2413 kilometers. This line is called "Little North Line" by tourist explorers. The other north line is from Chengdu to Lhasa, which is an important part of the National Highway 317. The South Line and the North Line are connected by the National Highway 214 in Changdu and Bangda. The north line joins the Qinghai-Tibet Highway at Naqu along National Highway 317, and can also reach Lhasa. It is also an integral part of the Qinghai-Tibet Highway. The length of the northern Sichuan-Tibet line from Chengdu to Lhasa is 2412 kilometers. This line was called the "Great Northern Line" by later tourist explorers. sports fitness .
geographical environment
The "Great Northern Line" starts from Chengdu, passes through Dujiangyan, passes through Miyaro Nature Reserve, passes through Wenchuan, and arrives at Malkang. After entering Ganzi Prefecture, enter Tibet via Luhuo, Ganzi, Dege, Gangga Jinsha River Bridge, and then pass through Jiangda, Changdu, Leiwuqi, Baqing, Suoxian, and Naqu to Lhasa. Compared with the southern route, the northern route passes mostly pastoral areas (such as Naqu area), with higher altitude, less population and more primitive and magnificent scenery.
Compared with the section from Xinduqiao to Batang on the southern line, the line from Xinduqiao to Dege on the northern Sichuan-Tibet line is basically along the Xianshui River and Yalong River, with grassland, canyon, river, river and other landforms, not as high and gentle as the southern line. The scenery and culture of the Tagong Grassland are excellent. The folk houses of Daofu, Luhuo and other places rank first in Juekang District and even the whole Tibetan area. The river valley of Ganzi County is an excellent agricultural area in the Kang District, with numerous temples. The natural scenery of Manigange, Xinluhai and Queer Mountain is beautiful, and Dege is the cultural center of the whole Tibetan area. The highest point along the way is Queer Mountain, which is 6168 meters above sea level. The scenery is beautiful, and the ice peaks and snow mountains are as beautiful as fairies in the clouds. Shiqu has the most beautiful grassland in Kang District. If you enter Yushu Prefecture of Qinghai from Shiqu, you can reach Xining, the capital of Qinghai Province, or Qinghai Lake through Maduo and Hot Spring. Along the way, plateau lakes, snowy mountains and hot springs are densely distributed, and few tourists have set foot in it. It is the best route recommended by cross-country explorers.
The best time to enter and leave Tibet along the Sichuan-Tibet line is May and mid-August to October. The rainy season in the west is from May to August. Due to frequent mudslides and landslides on the Sichuan-Tibet line, the travel schedule should be relatively generous. In addition to enjoying the particularly beautiful and attractive scenery of the Sichuan-Tibet line in the rainy season, it also requires the courage and determination to walk through the landslide area.
scenic spot
Luding Bridge, Paoma Mountain, Xindu Bridge, Shouling Temple, Wuming Buddhist Academy, Ganzi Temple, Xinluhai, Queer Mountain, Dege Buddhist Scripture Academy, Jinsha River, Lancang River, Qiangbalin Temple.
In general, the northern Sichuan-Tibet route has a religious flavor and is a good tourist route to understand Tibetan culture.
