Galang National Wetland Park
嘎朗国家湿地公园
A highland lake wetland near the Bomi county seat, where wild peach blossoms bloom around the lake in spring, with the ruins of an old palace and snowy peaks reflected in the water.
Galang National Wetland Park lies along the Parlung Tsangpo about 5 km west of Zhamu Town, the Bomi county seat. Its core is Galang Lake, surrounded by marshes and meadows. On the lakeshore are the Galang Palace ruins, the former seat of the Bomi local chieftains, and Tibetan villages, all ringed by snow mountains. In spring, wild peach blossoms bloom around the lake, making it a highlight of Bomi's peach blossom season. In autumn, colorful forests are mirrored in the lake. The wetland viewing area is free or low-cost and takes about 1 to 2 hours. It is about 90 km from Lulang and makes a good stop on eastbound National Highway 318.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Bomi Peach Blossom Valley
- Gang Spruce Forest
- Guxiang Lake
- Zhamu Central County Committee Red Building
- Galongla Tunnel (Zhamo Highway)
- Gawalong Lake