Area
Namcha Barwa
Plate Collision Peak
Sacred peakMountain wildernessRiver gorgesTibetan cultureExtreme altitude
Best Time to Visit:July-September for most accessible conditions.
Asia/Shanghai
CNY
Tibetan, Mandarin
About Namcha Barwa
Namcha Barwa is one of Tibet's most dramatic peaks in southeastern Tibet near the Brahmaputra River gorge. The mountain features extreme altitude and remote wilderness. The mountain is sacred in Tibetan Buddhism and represents natural drama.
Highlights
1
Sacred mountain peak and Tibetan significance
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Extreme high-altitude scenery
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Brahmaputra River gorge nearby
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Pristine wilderness landscape
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Mountain pilgrimage heritage
Climate & Best Time to Visit
Alpine plateau climate with extreme cold winters (-20 to -10°C), cool summers (5-15°C), high rainfall.
Getting There
Namcha Barwa area is accessible from Lhasa and Tibet cities with car and local guides (20+ hours). Extreme remoteness.
Practical Tips
Heavy warm clothing for extreme altitude and cold
Sunscreen and UV protection for intense exposure
Extensive acclimatization required
Travel permits and experienced guides essential
Health coverage critical for extreme remote location
Quick Facts
Best Time to Visit
July-September for most accessible conditions.
Timezone
Asia/Shanghai
Currency
CNY
Language
Tibetan, Mandarin