Niyang Pavilion

Niyang Pavilion

Nyang Pavilion is located in front of niangrugang, Bayi Town, Nyingchi, Tibet. It is a 36.9-meter-high Tibetan Architecture and the first loft in Tibet. It is said that it was a missionary palace built by King Gongbu for xinraomiwo, the founder of local Bon religion in Tibet. Its architectural style can be regarded as one of the representative works of architecture in Nyingchi. On the pavilion, you can overlook the panorama of Bayi Town in Linzhi, see the two largest wetlands of "kuaqiao" and "Niang ru" on the Niyang River, and also look up to the sacred mountains such as abuduizhu, Biri, Weilai, Laohushan and qiongbu zenggen.

brief introduction

In the Niyang Pavilion, the Museum of intangible culture in Southeast Tibet and the first exhibition hall of Menba and Luoba culture in China are located.

In the Niyang Pavilion, there is the southeast Tibetan Culture Expo Park. The first Intangible Culture Museum in Tibet and the first Menba and Luoba culture exhibition hall in China are set up in the Niyang Pavilion.

traditional culture

The museum is divided into 14 exhibition halls, displaying the folk traditional culture of various ethnic groups in Southeast Tibet from more than 10 aspects, such as ethnic costumes, farming culture, hunting culture, religious belief, architectural art, etc. The museum collects the most representative original production tools and living utensils in the Gongbu area, and displays the unique living customs and traditional culture of several ethnic groups, such as the Gongbu Tibetan, Luoba, Menba, and Luo people.

Intangible culture

In the intangible cultural interpretation area, skilled folk artists can show the production techniques of bagaimu lock, gongbubixiu, Thangka, traditional Tibetan incense, Motuo stone pot, Yigong Tibetan knife, Luoba and Menba bamboo weaving. Tourists can learn the techniques on site and participate in them by themselves to feel the unique charm of traditional Tibetan crafts.

Address: niangrugang, Bayi Town, Linzhi, Tibet

Longitude: 94.388265609741

Latitude: 29.61831139773

Chinese PinYin : Ni Yang Ge