On April 1, the Lalu Wetland National Nature Reserve in Lhasa, Tibet, was officially opened. The general public and tourists can enter and visit for free from 10:00-20:00 every Tuesday to Sunday.
Lalu Wetland in Tibetan means "Dangraqinpo", which means a large swath of reeds, and has the reputation of "lungs of Lhasa".
The reserve is rich in animal and plant resources. Redshanks, brown-headed gulls, larks, coots, skylarks, pochard and black-necked cranes are common among birds.
(Ran Wenjuan Gongga Laisong produced by Wu Rui)
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