Yangrong · Had Tibetan Village

Yangrong · Had Tibetan Village

Yangrong · Had Tibetan Village is a national AAA-level tourist attraction.

Yangrong · Had Tibetan Village is located in the heart of the "Larch Forest," a premium scenic spot in the Eighty-Li Colorful Forest Area of Shashi Duo Township, Heishui County, Aba Prefecture, Sichuan Province. It lies east of National Highway 347, 18 kilometers from the county seat of Heishui. Locally called "Dongbaga," a Tibetan transliteration, and known in Tibet as "Xiangxiong," meaning "the land where deities reside." Surrounded by mountains on three sides and facing water on one, with murmuring streams and a pristine ecological environment, it resembles a paradise on earth. Known as the "natural oxygen bar" and "colorful forest," it offers all travelers what they desire—relaxation, lung cleansing, sunshine, sightseeing, water activities, horseback riding, Guozhuang dancing, butter tea, tsampa kneading, and Tibetan cuisine... Come to Yangrong · Had and set off for happiness!

Location: Yangrong · Had Tibetan Village is situated in the heart of the "Larch Forest," a premium scenic spot in the Eighty-Li Colorful Forest Area of Shashi Duo Township, Heishui County, Aba Prefecture, Sichuan Province. It lies east of National Highway 347, 18 kilometers from the county seat of Heishui. It borders the vast Hongyuan Grassland to the north and faces the majestic Dagu Glacier to the east. Located on the tourism loop of "Jiuzhaigou–Huanglong–Grassland–Glacier," it is an undeveloped ecological tourism gem. The area boasts lush vegetation, abundant sunshine, and a beautiful ecological environment, making it an ideal destination for rural tourism and vacationing.

Climate: The region features a plateau climate with distinct dry and rainy seasons, ample sunshine, small annual temperature variations but large daily fluctuations. There is no intense summer heat, and winters are not severely cold, with an average annual temperature of 9.5°C.

Resources: In the overall planning of Yangrong Had, five streets have been designated for different functions—one for bars and tea houses, one for dining, one for selling tourist goods, and the remaining two for accommodation. Each household has 5–6 guest rooms. Once fully operational, the village can accommodate approximately 500 visitors per day. During its trial run in mid-October 2015, about 80 guests could be received daily. Here, guests can join locals in dancing Guozhuang, singing Tibetan songs, tasting barley wine, and experiencing the rich folk culture of Heishui. They can also enjoy locally raised phoenix-tailed chicken, Tibetan pork, and honey from ABA Chinese bees.

Contact: 0837-8826666

Official Website: http://www.heishui.cn/ (Heishui County Tourism Bureau)

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Travel Products: Known as the "natural oxygen bar" and "colorful forest," Yangrong · Had offers a pristine ecological environment that feels like a paradise. Here, you can experience and participate in six major types of tourism products: 1. Eco-wellness: Nestled within the Yaxia National Forest Park, Yangrong · Had allows you to enjoy forest bathing, sunbathing, and lung-cleansing oxygen therapy—experiences hard to find in big cities. 2. Sports & Leisure (Participatory): Activities such as retracing the Long March route, horseback riding, chicken-catching and egg-collecting, and adopting Tibetan pigs offer urban dwellers a chance to reconnect with nature, unwind, and free their minds. 3. Culinary Culture: Amid growing concerns over food additives, pesticides, GMOs, and food safety, Yangrong · Had emphasizes eco-friendly, locally sourced ingredients with Tibetan cuisine as the main focus and Chinese dishes as a complement. Professional chefs have developed an ecological culinary culture that caters to all senses—"color, aroma, taste, presentation, and nutrition"—making it a great destination for health-conscious travelers. 4. Religious Enlightenment: Purify your body and mind through activities such as incense burning, hanging prayer flags, painting thangkas, carving mani stones, praying, meditation, and contemplation. Find peace and serenity within. 5. Folk Experience: Engage in Tibetan cultural experiences, including customized farming activities, pressing sorghum stalks, wall climbing, and group dancing. 6. Conference Hosting: The village features a modern conference room seating 100 people, fully equipped with LED screens, projectors, Wi-Fi, and more. It is suitable for hosting various business (government) meetings and academic exchanges.