Nestled in Xizang’s breathtaking landscapes, the village of Lulang is rewriting the script for rural revitalization. Picture this: yaks grazing on emerald slopes, free-roaming pigs with flavor-packed meat, and villagers turning ancestral wisdom into modern homestays. 🏡✨
Here, life moves to the rhythm of nature. Families sustainably harvest dairy and meat from their livestock while preserving ancient traditions. The result? A self-sufficient community thriving alongside its environment—a living blueprint for the "Happiness of Nyingchi" initiative promoting ecological and cultural harmony.
"Our animals are family," shares a local homestay owner. "They sustain us, and we protect their freedom." This symbiotic relationship has turned Lulang into a magnet for travelers seeking authentic cultural experiences and investors eyeing sustainable tourism models.
With rural revitalization gaining momentum across China, Lulang stands out as a case study in balancing progress with heritage—proving that modernity doesn’t have to erase tradition. 🌱💼
