The Skull Wall of Duolong County

The Duodaka Skull Wall is located in Chaqiu Township, Duolong County, Nagqu City, Tibet Autonomous Region, 370 kilometers from Nagqu. Along the way, there are 13 temples, and on the banks of the Nujiang River lies one of Tibet’s five most famous stupas, the Palha Stupa. It is one of the truly unique human wonders.

The Duodaka Skull Wall in Duolong County

The Duodaka Skull Wall is built from the skulls of nearly 1,000 individuals, covering an area of about 30 square meters. It is a unique spectacle in the world and can be considered truly remarkable. It also serves as an excellent site for studying human funeral culture. The temples along the route feature distinctive styles in architecture, murals, sculptures, and thangkas. The natural environment is beautiful, the climate is pleasant, and the local Denka Reba dance is bold and unrestrained, representing the essence of Tibetan song and dance. The craftsmanship of costume and mask making is truly astounding.

The Duodaka Skull Wall in Duolong County

Ticket Price: Free;

Opening Hours: All day; Travel Guide https://www.CAoYuAntIanLU.Org

Scenic Area Address: Chaqiu Township, Duolong County, Nagqu City, Tibet Autonomous Region.

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