Surrounded by high mountains, Naiyü Valley, with an average elevation of 2,500 meters in southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region, is like a luxuriant fairyland with poetic serenity and refreshing beauty.

It covers a vast stretch of forest wetland, which plays a significant role in preserving biodiversity and conserving water and soil in the region.

In the Southeastern Tibet Series, we focus on the magnificent southeastern Tibet. Unlike the common Tibet we know, the southeastern area has glaciers, lakes, snow mountains, meadows, forests and wetlands. The water vapor and heat from the Indian Ocean pass through canyons until they reach the inner part of Tibet, making the southeastern area a place of warmth and greenery. Tibetan rhesus macaque, black-necked cranes together with other incredible animals and plants are living harmoniously there.

CGTN Nature: Southeastern Tibet Series | Episode 1: Lonely Glaciers

CGTN Nature: Southeastern Tibet Series | Episode 2: A Shared Home

CGTN Nature: Southeastern Tibet Series | Episode 3: Secret Land of Yi'ong

CGTN Nature: Southeastern Tibet Series | Episode 4: The Secret Wonderland

CGTN Nature: Southeastern Tibet Series | Episode 5: The Water Vapor Channel

CGTN Nature: Southeastern Tibet Series | Episode 6: Lucky Bird on the Plateau

CGTN Nature: Southeastern Tibet Series | Episode 7: Green Melody

CGTN Nature: Southeastern Tibet Series | Episode 8: Charm of Basum Co

(Cover image by CGTN Nature film crew.)

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