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Ancient Living Relic of Tibet

The 3000-Year-Old Cypress

The 3,000-year-old cypress tree in Nyingchi is China’s oldest cypress. It stands 50 meters tall, with a trunk diameter of 6 meters.

Location
Pagyi Village, Nyingchi
Height
50 Meters
Trunk Diameter
6 Meters
Age
3000+ Years

Overview

Near Pagyi Village in Nyingchi—Tibet’s “Switzerland”—grows China’s tallest and oldest cypress tree, more than 3000-year-old living relic. Standing 50 meters high with a 6-meter diameter, it’s so massive that 21 people holding hands can just encircle its trunk!

Cypress Grove

Thousands of smaller cypresses cluster around this ancient giant, forming a serene grove. Government-supervised experts tend to them gently, ensuring their undisturbed growth.

They’ve confirmed the tree belongs to the Yarlung Tsangpo cypress family, tying it to Tibet’s long natural heritage.

Experience

Wandering the grove, you’ll feel the quiet magic of standing beside a tree that’s witnessed centuries of Tibetan life, whether it’s locals pausing to admire it or travelers snapping photos.

This ancient cypress isn’t just nature’s wonder; it’s a warm, tangible piece of Tibet’s soul, perfect for slowing down and savoring the region’s gentle beauty.

Plan Your Visit

For detailed information about The 3000-Year-Old Cypress and Tibet tours, feel free to contact us at info@tibetroofofworld.com . Our expert team will help create a memorable Tibet travel experience based on your interests and preferences.

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