Zha Ga Na

Zha Ga Na, a place in Gannan, Tibet, known as a "heavenly paradise". I. Zha Ga Na: A Stone Box Given by God Zha Ga Na, meaning "stone box" in Tibetan, is located in Yiwa Township, Diebu County, Gannan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Gansu Province, and consists of four simple Tibetan villages: Yeri Village, Dongwa Village, Dari Village, and Daiba Village. This natural stone city seems to be hand-carved by Mother Earth, gently surrounded by the majestic Die Mountain Range, standing alone, exuding an ancient and mysterious atmosphere. In the 1920s, American explorer Joseph Rock set foot in this mysterious land and was deeply moved by its picturesque scenery. He even praised it as the birthplace of Adam and Eve. Although Rock's discovery made the beautiful scenery of China attract worldwide attention before the Chinese people, leaving some regrets, it also gave Zha Ga Na a legendary color and made it a holy place for later generations to worship. According to local legends, the Tibetan god Nigandawa loved the magnificence of Zha Ga Na and left a stone city here to place his sacred soul. II. Rock Road: Exploring the Mysterious Die Mountain Along the "Rock Road", we will pass through a series of amazing landmarks: Cuomei Peak: With an altitude of 4,920 meters, it is the highest peak of the Qinling Mountains and the first peak of the Gannan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture. Its steep ridge points directly to the sky, showing the magic of nature. It is not only the end of this crossing route, but also the last stop for us to witness the magical landform of Zha Ga Na.