Ritu Cliff Painting Review

Bangong Lake is also known as the red wave of the mismu Angla, which means "long neck swan" in Tibetan. It has the highest altitude bird island in the world. It is located about 12 kilometers northwest of Ritu County in Ali District. It is an international lake at the border between Ritu County and Kashmir in China. It is east-west, about 155 kilometers long. The north-south width is about 15 kilometers. The lake is 424 meters above sea level, 57 meters deep, and the basin area is 28,714 square kilometers. Bangong Lake is an inland lake, the lake is salty in the east and west, and it is located in Ritu County for fresh water, and the western border with Kashmir is salty water.

It is well preserved, all carved with sharp tools, the patterns are mainly grazing, hunting, and some symbols that are not understood. There is only a small part of Xinzang Road near Bangong Lake. I heard from the nearby road maintenance workers that the Alanggou is the most widely distributed.

Ritu County, Ali District, Tibet, beautiful scenery!

Hito-rock paintings are intangible cultural heritage! I saw on that stone tablet paintings of animals, water birds, artifacts, grazing, eagles, dogs, sheep, wild boar, moon and plants! These works truly show the life of the Bangonghu generation of herdsmen!

The Japanese earth rock painting is the most representative rock painting group in Ali region. It is presumed that the rock painting group was created between the sixth century BC and the third century BC. The composition of the rock painting is simple, simple, childish, realistic, and the content is very wide. It is mainly animal, hunting, grazing, riding and shooting, dance, and ancestral sacrifice. These rock paintings are from the 5th century BC. Most of the rock paintings are lines similar to Tibetan text.