Tibet Salt Fields Like a Giant Eyeshadow Palette

The salt fields in Tibet are distributed along both banks of the Lancang River. The red soil on the west bank produces red salt, while the yellow soil on the east bank produces white salt. From a high altitude, the staggered salt fields resemble a giant eyeshadow palette, breathtakingly beautiful. This ancient salt field has a history of over 1,300 years, with more than 3,200 salt fields built layer upon layer on the beaches and steep cliffs on both sides of the Lancang River, producing millions of jin of salt annually. Here, visitors can watch the entire traditional salt-making process, see unique primitive production tools, experience the hardworking and simple salt workers and the authentic folk customs, gaining a novel and relaxing experience. Come to the Tibet salt fields and feel the wonders of nature and unique cultural charm!