The Tibetan macaques in Nangqian, Qinghai are popular. Why don't you come and see them?

Recently, Xinhua News Agency published an article titled "Wild Tibetan macaques live in plateau forests", which has been viewed 1.02 million times and attracted the attention of netizens across the country. Qinghai Online's official Weibo account published an article titled "Want to see monkeys? Come to Nangqiangaer Grand Canyon, where Tibetan macaques live in groups", which immediately attracted the attention of Qinghai netizens.

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Photography: Fan Peikun

If you want to see monkeys in Xining, you can go to the zoo. If you want to see wild monkeys, just go to Nangqian!

I went there once a few years ago, but I just took a look at them from a distance and they ran away. I didn't expect there are so many of them now, and they can interact with tourists. It seems necessary to go there again.

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Photography: Fan Peikun

Nangqian County, Yushu Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Qinghai Province is an important ecological barrier in the Three Rivers Source region. At the Baizha Forest Farm in Nangqian County, which is nearly 4,000 meters above sea level, groups of Tibetan macaques choose to live here. They shuttle through the forest, looking naive and adorable.

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Tibetan macaques live in groups, usually in groups of dozens or hundreds, led by a monkey king, in the forest. They like to climb vines and trees, and like to find cliffs and caves. Their range of activities is very large. When the monkeys act collectively, there will be a "sentinel" standing on a high place to keep watch. If any abnormal situation is found, a signal will be sent to call the monkeys to move quickly. If the situation is urgent, the macaques will quickly disappear without a trace with their skilled skills in climbing cliffs and crossing dangerous places.

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Photography: Fan Peikun and Liu Zexing

Tibetan macaques are a national second-level key protected wild animal, and their main distribution areas in my country are northwest Yunnan and southeast Tibet. The Tibetan macaque population continues to grow and multiply in Baizha Forest Farm in Nangqian County, reflecting the continuous improvement of the local ecology.

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Photography: Yanagisawa Oki and Fan Peikun

In recent years, with the construction of eco-tourism destinations, Nangqian County has become the first choice for tourists to experience eco-tourism. Mountains and canyons, alpine grasslands, rivers and streams, beer pavilions... provide tourists with a tourism environment with fresh air and pleasant scenery. Tourists come here to travel, watch wild animals, experience the fun of eco-tourism, seek the true meaning of nature, and seek the health enlightenment that nature has bestowed on people.

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Source: Nangqian released Xinhua News Agency New Media

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