Guoluo Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Autonomous prefecture in China
Golog Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture is a region of ecological diversity.
The prefecture was established in 1955, following the incorporation into the People's Republic of China.
The area is known for its rich Tibetan culture and traditions.
Traveling to Golog requires careful planning due to its remote location.
Golog is famed for its high-altitude grasslands and yak herding.
Location: Qinghai
Inception: 1955
Capital city: Maqên County
Population: 155300
Website: guoluo.gov.cn
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Golog Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture is a region of ecological diversity.
The Bayan Har Mountains are a major mountain range in the northeastern part of the Tibetan Plateau.
Amne Machin is a prominent mountain range known for its towering peaks and stunning landscapes.
Kirti Gompa is a prominent religious institution and a hub of Tibetan Buddhism.
Nangzhik Gompa, also known as Nangshig Monastery, is a prominent spiritual center.
Thrangu Monastery is an important educational and spiritual center in Kham.
Sershul Monastery, known as a major institution of the Gelug school in Tibetan Buddhism.
Rakya Monastery is a prominent Tibetan Buddhist monastery.
Jyekundo Monastery, a significant religious site for Tibetan Buddhism.
The Dzogchen Monastery is a prominent Tibetan Buddhist monastery in Dêgê.
