Nyenpo Yutsé
To the southeast of inner Golok stands the isolated Nyenpo Yutsé range, which is part of the Bayen Khala Rakmo. The massif embraces more than fourteen towering (all higher than 5,000 m) craggy, snow-covered peaks, among them the highest is 5,369m. This sacred place is celebrated both for its splendor and its imposing appearance, which makes it possibly one of the most beautiful places in all of the northern Tibetan Plateau.
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