Ranwu Lake National Forest Park is located in Ranwu Town, Basu County, Nyingchi City, with Chayu in the south and Bomi in the west. It is about 90 kilometers away from Basu County and has an average elevation of about 3,930 meters. It belongs to the plateau temperate semi-arid monsoon. The climate is full of sunshine, and the dry and rainy seasons are distinct. Ranwu Lake is composed of two connected lakes. It is a long, narrow and beaded alpine lake. The lake is about 28 kilometers long and has a total area of ​​27.3 square kilometers. It is the largest lake in eastern Tibet. Ranwu Lake is the source of the Palong Zangbo River of the Yarlung Zangbo River and the origin of the Palong Grand Canyon. The Gangri Gabu Mountain in the south of Ranwu Lake is 6626 meters above sea level. The snow on the top of the mountain does not melt all the year round, providing a supply Abundant water sources. It is said that more than 200 years ago, in the current Ranwu Lake, a large collapse commonly known as `Baishan` occurred in the tourist area. The huge rock piles blocked Palongzang and formed a huge plateau weir lake, which is today`s Ranwu. Lake. Ranwu Lake scenic spot is divided into three scenic spots, namely the upper, middle and lower reaches, which are respectively composed of Yangcuo Lake, Bangcuo Lake and Leng`anjiabu Lake in a cascade connection. Although the three lakes are in the same line, each has its own merits.

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