Muli Kingdom

Muli means beautiful, vast and profound in Tibetan. It is located deep in the Hengduan Mountains in Sichuan, only one mountain away from Gemu Mountain in Lugu Lake. The highest altitude in the county is 5958 meters, and the lowest altitude is 1470 meters. The terrain is higher in the northwest and lower in the southeast. The county has an average altitude of 3,100 meters and a relative drop of 4,328 meters.

Muli, a name that is relatively unfamiliar to people, has a shocking beauty that is unknown to everyone. The scenery in Muli belongs to the plateau scenery, with blue sky and white clouds, high wind and crisp air, and pleasant climate. It is adjacent to Daocheng and Litang in the north, and Zhongdian and Lijiang in Yunnan in the west. It is a typical alpine and canyon landform. The terrain is higher in the northwest and lower in the southeast, with an average altitude of 3,100 meters. Due to the large relative temperature difference, the climate, soil, and vegetation show obvious vertical changes, as the saying goes, "a mountain has four seasons, and ten miles have different skies".

The scenery in Muli is composed of forests, rivers, mountain streams, waterfalls, lakes and snow peaks. Because Muli is little known, its scenery is wild, primitive and rebellious; the other "wildness" is that Muli contains extremely rich wild flora and fauna. In June and July, the mountains and plains in Muli are full of wild flowers of various colors. In September and October, the autumn colors in Muli are charming and eye-catching, which is an excellent tourist season. 

Since it is completely in the original state, for photography enthusiasts and backpackers, this is a new attraction line, which is better than Daocheng Yading.