April is the best time to visit Namjagbarwa Peak in Tibet

July,28 2016 BY Master Catherine Jigme 0 COMMENTS

Reputed to be Paradise in the Clouds, the Namjagbarwa Peak in Nyingchi Prefecture of east Tibet is appraised as the most beautiful mountain in China by a number of scientists, explorers and climbers. April is the best time to visit Namjagbarwa Peak in Tibet. April is also a wonderful time to make an Everest Base Camp Tour for tourists can get a clear view of the highest peak.

In Tibetan, Namjagbarwa means a "long lance piercing into the sky." The sky-scraping Namjagbarwa Peak, with its majestic appearance, precipitous shape and unpredictable climate, has been an ambitious aim of mountain-climbing organizations from various countries, and was only conquered recently by a Sino-Japanese climbing team in 1992.

With an existence of over 700 million years and the first piece of land in the Himalayan region to emerge from the sea, Namjagbarwa is the 15th highest peak in the world having an altitude of 7782 meters above the sea level. It stands the interior of the bend of the Yarlung Tsangpo River. In face of Indian Ocean, the peak reflects an obvious vertical landform. Tropical rain forest in its valley and above the snow line, it is a snow world.

The most mysterious thing is that at each end of the Himalayas two peaks stand on the mysterious tectonic knots: at the eastern end stands Namjagbarwa (7,782 meters), the world‘s 15th highest peak, and at the western end Nanga Parbat (8,125 meters), the world‘s ninth highest peak.

From the foot of Namjagbarwa, upwards to the 7,782 meters summit, is the following sequence of ecological systems: tropical low mountain evergreen or semi-evergreen monsoon rain forests; sub-tropical mountain evergreen and semi-evergreen broadleaf forests; warm temperate mid-mountain evergreen conifer forests; sub-frigid alpine bushes and grassy marshland; and sub-frigid alpine ice source and frigid ultra-alpine ice and snow.

Except April, October and November are also great time to visit the Namjagbarwa. There is no admission fee to visit this beautiful peak in Tibet.

About the Author - Master Catherine Jigme

With exceptional passion and outstanding leadership, Mrs. Catherine has dedicated herself to Tibet inbound tourism and China tour for 15 years. As one of the handful females who see great potential of Chinese inbound tourism, Catherine has made great contribution to promoting Tibet tourism and enhancing the employment of Tibetans and prosperity of local Tibetan community.

Over the years, she travelled overseas with Tibet Tourism Bureau many times to promote Tibet tourism. Currently, Catherine works as the marketing director of Tibet Vista, an opinion leader behind the whole team of Tibet Vista.

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