Nibacun

Niba is an old village, kept very perfect, almost unspoilt, just in the maintenance of the original appearance on the basis of some small changes, the original pattern did not change much.

Niba Village is a famous century-old Tibetan village in Zhuoni County. Most of the villagers live on the mountain, mostly in wooden houses. Looking at it, it is stacked and scattered. The village sits north and south, and the tributary of the Luo River is flowing in the village. The original semi-farm and semi-pastoral lifestyle is still preserved here, and the residents in the village are doing sunrise and sunset. And there are many centenarians here, the oldest person in the village has lived to 114 years old, I believe that not only Joni's natural and pure living environment extends life, the purity of the mood brought by the Tibetan Buddhist faith is another longevity gene. Niba Village rises from the mountains and lives by water. The mountains on both sides of the village are full of dense forests, and grass beaches of varying sizes are distributed on the open ground. The houses in the village are similar in construction form. The residences in the village are very dense and the walls are connected. The village of Niba, where the whole people believe in Tibetan Buddhism, retains a strong religious atmosphere. A white tower by the river is a place where the village people carry out religious activities. The surrounding area of the tower is a marnie bucket arranged into a corridor, some large marnie buckets are carried on the ropes of various wool, the other end of the rope is tied on the pillar, pull the rope, the marnie bucket will turn up, and pull a few ropes, and will turn several marnie buckets at the same time. This is for the Tibetan elderly, these wool ropes can let them sit on the ground and pull the rope to complete the wish of the turn. Here, faith is deeply rooted in the hearts of every villager, and reflected in every detail of life, every day will be fixed to the turn of the passage to turn the passage. Niba Village tour Tips: 1. There is a shuttle bus from Joni County to Niba Village. It is open daily. It is privately contracted through Gongba Temple and Malu Town. You need to go to the station to ask about the time and place of boarding. 2. If you want to experience Tibetan life in depth, it is recommended to stay in Niba Village for one night and fully feel the scenery and lifestyle of Niba Village. The houses on the mountain of the village are relatively simple and the conditions under the mountain are better. You can make Tibetan meals with the owner. The accommodation is calculated by person and the price is discussed with the owner. The safest way to insure is to call the secretary of the village branch of Niba village to lead the way to the Tibetans' homes. If necessary, you can leave a message in this travel note to ask for the contact information of the secretary of the village branch of Niba village. 3. Niba Village does not produce vegetables. You can buy vegetables at Zhuoni's market and bring them there. The noodle soup, leeks and Tibetan dumplings made by Tibetan housewives are delicious. Castle pork is a local specialty, but it takes a long time to make, and you need to book in advance if you eat it. 4． Niba Village is also a virgin place that has not developed tourism. It should have a respectful and courteous attitude to go here, respect the habits of local villagers' production and life and religious activities, and not to chase villagers, especially the elderly, to take pictures.

Niba Village is located in Niba Township, 80 kilometers away from Zhuoni County, about 40 kilometers of rotten roads, uneven potholes, and ordinary cars are difficult to walk. An ancient and strange Tibetan village, retaining the original state of life, the pastoral scenery is beautiful, and it is a pure Tibetan settlement area dominated by animal husbandry.

Belonging to Gannan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Zhuoni County, Niba Township. "Niba" is a Tibetan translation, meaning "Yangpo". Niba Village sits north to south, built on the mountain, the clear Cheba River passes through the village, and the front rows of the village show a flag shaking in the Shuofeng. Looking at Niba Village from afar, the houses in the village are similar in style, scattered, scaled and antique. From low to high, layers are superimposed, and the households are connected, and they are combined into a tight and spectacular defense. At a glance at the strong structure and proud position, it is understood that it is the need to prevent theft and resist the invasion in the war years. Especially under the blue sky and white clouds, the roof of every household is covered with barren poles as dense as a spider web, crisscrossing, and adding a sacred and mysterious color to the cottage. [2] The village can be seen everywhere, with twists and turns, layer by layer, these plank roads fixed on one side of the mountain, and relying on countless logs on the other side, not only solve the traffic problem of people and animals on the hillside, but also expand the effective living area of the Tibetan village. People are used to drying grain on these wooden frames. The small villages are densely populated with walls connected by houses. These Tibetan houses are made of thick soil, with only two to three-eyed skylights in the middle, and they look khaki yellow from the outside and monotonous. In fact, the earth wall is only an outer wall, which plays a role of insulating and strong. The inside of the house is tall and spacious, all wood, warehouses, toilets, pigstys are also all made of large pieces of wood, and the room decoration shows Tibetan style. This kind of house without wood and soil inside is both warm and breathable, and is not common in other Tibetan areas.

Niba Village is in the depths of the mountain ditch, a century-old traditional Tibetan village. The most memorable thing is the Buddhist temple in the village. There are endless people who have just finished their work and still have steamed buns. There are people who have turned their backs and turned their heads. More are elderly people. The locals tell us that many elderly people have not left the village in their lifetime. As long as they have time, they will come to the barrel of the prayer and the long head. Most of them live long, probably because they have no thoughts.

The folk customs are simple, the scenery is first-class, it is worth a good visit

There is not enough time, I turned around in a hurry, I feel okay, I have a chance to come again.