Achievements Tibet in Brief Cultural Heritage Ethnic Flavors Special Products Scenic Spots Monasteries		40th anniversary of the Founding of Tibet Autonomous Region Scenic Spots Mampang Yumco Lake Mampang Yumco Lake is recognized as a holy site by various religions. Namtso Lake The Namtso Lake is held as "the heavenly lake" or "the holy lake" in northern Tibet. Yamzhog Yumco Lake Yamzhog Yumco Lake is the largest inland lake at the northern foot of the Himalayas. Qomolangma Qomolangma is the highest mountain on earth with an altitude of 8,844.43 meters. Yarlung River Scenic Area Yarlung River Scenic Area is so far the only national key scenic area in Tibet. Yarlung Zangbo Great Canyon The Yarlung Zangbo River is the largest river in Tibet and the sixth longest in China. Holy Mountain: Kangrinboqe Kangrinboqe is powerful and imposing, holding a sacred position in many religions. Qiangtang Grassland Qiangtang, which means "northern highland," refers to the north Tibetan plateau. Donggar Frescos and Rutog Rock Paintings Donggar frescos and Rutog rock paintings are treasures left by Tibetan ancestors. Zhada Clay Forest Zhada is a county under the administration of Nagri Prefecture. Barkhor Street As the oldest street in Lhasa, Barkhor is circular and still remains quite traditional. Tombs of Tibetan Kings There were altogether 35 tombs of Tibetan Kings and concubines. Norbu Lingka Norbu Lingka was once the site of the Dalai Lamas' summer palace。 Karub Ruins The Karub ruins are one of the three large primeval cultural ruins in Tibet Ruins of Guge Kingdom The ancient Guge Kingdom was a powerful kingdom with a splendid civilization. Ruins of Xiangxiong Kingdom Xiangxiong was later subdued and became part of the Tubo Kingdom. Qoigung Ruins The Qoigung ruins cover an area of 5,000 square meters. Yangbajing Yangbajing is the highest-altitude hot springs in the world,