Seda County, Ganzi Prefecture — the location of the world's largest Tibetan Buddhist college and a sacred place of religious culture. The 2-day 1-night itinerary includes paying homage to the Five Ming Buddhist College, visiting the Seda Sky Burial Platform, roaming the Golden Horse Grassland, and experiencing the profound religious culture and mysterious plateau customs of Seda County.
Buddhist culture + religious rituals + grassland scenery, experience the diverse charm of Seda
All-day religious culture experience
All-day natural scenery experience
Air-dried meat made from plateau yak meat, with delicious taste and easy preservation, is a characteristic food and travel souvenir in Seda area.
A traditional staple food of Tibetans, made from butter and highland barley flour, nutritious and easy to eat, suitable for plateau environment.
Yogurt made from yak milk, with mellow taste, moderate sweetness and sourness, rich in nutrition, is a characteristic drink in plateau areas.
A traditional wine brewed from plateau highland barley, with moderate alcohol content and mellow taste, is an important drink for Tibetans to entertain guests.