Do you want to know the truth with the Tibetan area?
Do you want to know to how the Tibetans live?
Come here to get the firsthand material by your own eyes!
From the trek here, you can stay with the real nomadic people, talk to them, then you can understand them for your own experience.

Langmusi is a Tibetan town straddling the border of Sichuan and Gansu Provinces in central China. It belongs to the broad grassland region of northwest Sichuan and south Gansu. There are two major cultural influences in Langmusi; one is Tibetan Buddhism, another one- and much more important - is nomadic life.

What can I see in Langmusi?

Venturing face-to-face with Amdo Tibetan nomads is an electrifying once in a lifetime experience while trekking through their age-old grasslands.

Langmusi itself is full of Tibetan culture and natural beauty. But the real draw to the area is the traditional nomadic grasslands outside of town. Trekking across the rolling green hills you can experience the nomad life by staying with real nomadic families. The nomads live off the land and their day is filled with activity. You can watch or help the Tibetan women milk yaks, make butter, and dry yak dung-which is used for fuel. You can also watch the men herd the yaks and sheep. And depending on the season you can see and be part of seasonal activities such as sheep shearing, moving to new grasslands, and mowing the grasslands, among other things.

So if you come to Langmusi for a few days of riding or trekking, you will experience so much more by immersing yourself in nomadic life.

How can I organize the trip?

First, plan on staying for 3 or 4 days in Langmusi.

Second, you can get the details about horse trekking or hiking in Langmusi on this website. Or you can contact us for details.[ Contact Us ]

When you decide, we can help organize your Langmusi trip.

- special thanks to Lisa Tae-Ran Schroeder and Deborah for editing English