Live: Cloud-kissed Namcha Barwa, 'a long lance piercing the sky' in Xizang – Ep. 4

Namcha Barwa stands as the majestic eastern anchor of the Himalayas, towering at 7,782 meters above sea level. Known as the "Shy Maiden Peak" for its snow-cloaked triangular peak often veiled in clouds, and meaning "a long lance piercing the sky" in Xizang, this awe-inspiring giant rises grandly at the junction of the Himalayas, Nyenchen Tanglha and Hengduan Mountains.
As we mark the 75th anniversary of China's #Xizang Autonomous Region's peaceful liberation, CGTN invites you to discover Namcha Barwa, a peak shrouded in clouds year-round, where "nine out of ten visitors fail to catch a glimpse of its true face." Beyond its natural grandeur, there are also the quiet villages at the foot of the mountain and the people there living a happy life, bringing the region a successful transformation over the past 75 years.