Introduction
Nagqu in northern Tibet. The name “Nagqu” comes from the river Nagqu the upper river Nujiang. In the past, as the river Heihe (Black River). Today, Nagqu “generally known as Nagqu Prefecture. Nagqu Prefecture and the Committee on the administration of the prefecture are in Nagqu town Nagqu.
Nagqu was one of the major political, economic, cultural and commercial centers, but also a transportation center in Tibet. It is also the center for collection and return of animal products, minerals and agricultural products and forest products. Nagqu is a unique landscape. The former Yamtung (or Zhangzhung) cultural place, the monasteries of Saint-Bon Nam-tso Lake (or Lake Nam Co) and the life of mountain shepherds are unique attractions.
The premises are often the people on the Tibetan plateau of northern Tibet from Changtang (or Qangtang) in most Nagqu. An old song: “The mysterious Changtang is wild and desolate, while you are here for the first time, it will be your beautiful country, if you know more.” 
Geography Location
Chamdo Nagqu neighbors to the east, Ngari in the west of Lhasa, Xigaze and Nyingchi in the south, and the region of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region and Qinghai Province in the north. It is for Tanggula, Nyainqentanglha and Kangdese mountains. Darga snow-capped mountains in the west and Burgyi mountain in the east of the monitoring of both countries as wild treasure Louvain. Nagqu city is a hub for northern Tibetan contacts with other parts of the region and other parts of China, on the Xining-Lhasa, Nagqu-Amdo-Shiquanhe Chamdo and roads.
With an area of 400,000 square kilometers, the area high in the west from a height of 4500 meters and low in the east. The vast region west of the central region is mostly flat, filled with many lakes and mountains, and rivers. There are high mountains to the valleys of the rivers in the east, the agriculture of the Northeast Tibet. This section is located at an altitude of 3,500 meters in 4500, and also has forest resources of grass and shrubs. At a climate, just as in the central west.
Nagqu Prefecture and elsewhere
Nagqu Prefecture has a population of 330,286, including 326,920 Tibetans (98.98%), 3258 people from 108 ethnic Han and other ethnic groups. Exercises jurisdiction over 10 departments Twin Lake and the Special Administrative Region. The 10 districts are Nagqu, Amdo, Nyainrong, Biru, Jiale, Baqen, SSO, Pangkog and Xainza Nyima.
Features
In Nagqu, large meadows Changtang unique geological and natural landscape change. The great force of nature has beautiful mountains and rivers in this region. Nam-tso lake, sea Tangra Yumco and over 1000 other like Jadeite dispersed in the Gobi desert or grassland. There are many hot springs and geothermal spots. The region also has the vast resources of flora and fauna and alpine vegetation. There are more than 20 animal species under a second to national protection. Rare animals like wild yaks, Tibetan antelope, wild ass and Tibetan are well preserved in the region.
Wonders of nature and folk traditions were distinctive tourism treasures. The people there, religious, captions colors on the mountains, lakes and rivers, which by their natural preserved. In the town of Nagqu, the famous monastery Shodain a long history. Each year, the city is the Nagqu Kyaggen race horses you draw the masses of the local population. During the festival week of horse racing, various types of sports is tractations, rock, archery and Yak-course. Song and dance from all regions of Tibet in the fun.
There are many more places to visit. Tourists are impressed by the great prairies, the Holy Lake Nam-tso, and the mysterious uninhabited area in northern Tibet. Tsangdain convent of Sog County, destroyed the palace of King Hor, the wall in the skull Duoduoga password Biru region are well worth a visit.
