Rising in the Gyaimanezong Glacier on the north side of the Himalayas, Yarlung Tsangpo is an international water system, flowing about 2,900 kilometers from southern margin of Tibet Plateau, via India and finally into the Indian Ocean at the Bengal Bay. Along the route, vegetation and landscape varies greatly as the fall descents, making up one of the highest and challenging river across the world. Attraction Intro: Yarlung Tsangpo River

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Yarlung Tsangpo is the largest river in Tibet with broad river valley and slight inclination of river bed.

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