The Burang County Seat, western Tibet's Ngari Prefecture, is located in the Peacoak Valley between Namabi and Ngani peaks. The valley is dotted with large oases like jade inlaid, presenting a picturesque county seat featuring a number of white houses. (Photo Source 51tibettour.com)

A Tibetan boy jumps onto a yak to enjoy the pleasure on the animal's back. (Photo Source: 51tibettour.com)

Piles of Mani stones (stone plates, rocks or pebbles, inscribed with the mantra of six syllabled -- oom mani padme hum) can be seen on the hillside. A prayer wheel plugged into a Mani pile rolls with the wind, as if a story about a worshiper's good wish were being told. (Photo Source: 51tibettour.com)

Renowned for its holy mountains and lakes such as Mt. Kangrinboqe and Lake Mapham Yutso., the county has attracted pilgrims from all over the country. (Photo Source: 51tibettour.com)

A boy plays a ball on a newly-built asphalt road and following him are a crowd of herders going back home at dusk. (Photo Source: 51tibettour.com)