Dangre Yongcuo | The lake also has a "dopamine outfit"

The lake also has a "dopamine outfit". Dangre Yongcuo is the fourth largest lake in Tibet, running from north to south, surrounded by mountains on three sides. It once nurtured the ancient Xiangxiong civilization and is regarded as a sacred place by the followers of the oldest Bon religion in Tibet. Every year, many believers come here to circumambulate the lake. Due to the weather, I didn't stay at Dangre Yongcuo for a long time, but in a short time, I was full of curiosity about this lake. The color of the lake is not a single blue, but also pink and yellow. The three colors appear on the lake at the same time, which looks beautiful and fresh, and makes people feel incredible. I am curious about how pink and yellow are produced and how they are integrated with each other. When I was doubtful, a flock of sheep broke into the lens. Although I have encountered flocks of sheep many times, their lively and cute appearance still makes people can't help but press the shutter a few more times. 📍Location: Nima County, Naqu City, Tibet 💰Ticket: Free 🚗How to get there: You need to drive/charter a car to get there, navigate to "Dangre Yongcuo". The shooting location of the photo is at the intersection of S205 and the small road to Wenbunan Village. If you want to go to Wenbunan Village from here, it is recommended to choose a four-wheel drive vehicle, non-paved dirt road, easy to trap the car