Tianfu Nature 丨 "Plateau Pearl" Lugu Lake (September 11, 2022)

Chuanguan News reporter Shao Mingliang

Lugu Lake is located at the junction of Sichuan and Yunnan, and belongs to the joint jurisdiction of Sichuan and Yunnan provinces. Lugu Lake has a natural scenery and unique humanistic style. It is known as the "Plateau Pearl".

Lugu Lake Sichuan District is located in Yanyuan County, Liangshan Prefecture. It is located on the ancient Southern Silk Road and the ancient tea horse road. The surrounding area is mainly living in the Mosuo (belonging to the Naxi), the Yi and Pumen, and the beautiful natural environment and the strange nation. The style makes it a famous tourist attraction.

It is understood that Lugu Lake is a plateau lake formed due to the falling layer. The water surface is more than 2690 meters, the average depth of the lake is 45 meters, and the deepest part is 93 meters. The blue lake is beautiful. Changes and change.

The waters of Lugu Lake are divided into two parts: "Grass Sea" and "Lianghai". On the southeast of Lugu Lake, due to the accumulation of sediment for many years, the water depth has become lighter, and there are dense reeds. Looking far away, like a sea of ​​grass, the locals call it "grass sea". "Grass Sea" is a national -level key -protected plateau ecological wetland. It enjoys the reputation of the "Plateau Aquatic Plants Exhibition Hall" and "Kidney of the Earth". 37 kinds of aquatic plants grow. Earth and rare biological Grand View Garden.

The overall area of ​​Lugu Lake Sichuan area is 314 square kilometers. With three -fifths of waters, 15,000 acres of grass sea (wetland), and 18 primitive villages living along the lake, the three major boutique lines and five landscape areas formed the scenic area tourism, showing the natural landscape and humanities of Lugu Lake The style of the landscape.

The Mosuo people who live in the Sichuan area still maintain the customs of "maternal family" and "marriage", which are called the world's only maternal tribe and human society "living fossils" by experts and scholars.