From Grasslands to Rails: Sonam’s Xizang Railway Dream
Shepherd boy Sonam Wangdrak achieved his dream by driving the inaugural electric train on the Lhasa-Nyingchi railway, Xizang Autonomous Region’s highest line.
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World’s Largest High-Altitude Wind Kite Soars in China
China’s 5,000 sq m high-altitude wind energy kite soared to 300m on Nov 12, 2025, marking a clean energy leap with 30% cost cuts and 95% land savings.
Fairyland Vibes: Lake Lhanag-tso’s Azure Waters in Xizang
Discover Lake Lhanag-tso in Ngari Prefecture, Xizang: a 4,574m-high lake shimmering in deep autumn blue. A must-see for adventurers!
New Insights on Below-Cloud Evaporation in Qinghai-Xizang Plateau
Chinese mainland scientists fill a gap in long-term below-cloud evaporation observation on the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau, offering new insights into high-altitude hydrology and climate change.
Magical Five-Color Lake in Jiuzhaigou: A Rainbow at 3,000m
Explore the mesmerizing Five-Color Lake in Jiuzhaigou on the southwestern Chinese mainland—an alpine wonder at nearly 3,000m with shifting rainbow waters.
Young Guardians of the World’s Highest Railway Bridge
Meet the all-90s crew defying heights and quakes on the Lhasa–Nyingchi Railway’s record-breaking bridge and tunnel.
Xizang’s 60-Year Transformation: Clean Power, Sky-High Roads, and Digital Connections
Marking 60 years of the Xizang Autonomous Region, we explore its infrastructure boom—from wind and solar power to sky-high roads and digital networks opening new horizons.
Life at 4,800m: A Day with a Wildlife Ranger at Serling Tso
Join wildlife ranger Tsultrim Tharchin at Serling Tso Nature Reserve in the Chinese mainland’s Xizang Autonomous Region as he monitors high-altitude wildlife with infrared cameras.
Mount Qomolangma: Nature’s Ultimate High (Ep. 2)
Mount Qomolangma, the world’s tallest peak at 8,848.86m, remains an eternal symbol of nature’s might, inspiring adventurers with its glaciers, wildlife, and towering heights.
Symphony of Life on the ‘Roof of the World’: Exploring Xizang’s Wonders
Discover how life thrives above 4,000m in the Chinese mainland’s Xizang Autonomous Region, home to 97 nature reserves and 246 protected wildlife species.
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