Kayang Village, Xining City, Qinghai Province, China

Kayang Village is located in the southwest of Lanlongkou Town, Huangzhong County, Xining City, Qinghai Province. There are huge mountains and deep valleys around the village. Transport in the area used to be very inconvenient and the economy was backward. The village had 265 households with 926 people including 44 impoverished households with 131 people. Since 2015, Xining Xiangqu Agricultural Science and Technology Co., Ltd. has been working for the overall development and construction of Kayang scenic area. Years of hard work has turned Kayang Village into a scenic area with chirping birds and flowers everywhere, new roads connecting with the village and new houses with hanging lanterns. The per capita annual income of Kayang Village increased to 12,480 RMB in 2017 from 2,850 RMB in 2015 . In December 2016, Kayang Village became the first village in Qinghai Province to be lifted out of poverty and get rich, earning the titles of "national demo village for poverty alleviation through rural tourism" and "China's beautiful countryside".

Photos

  • 图片55_副本.pngWood house in the forest
  • 图片56_副本.pngSheep-catching competition at the Harvest Festival photo by Huo Chengju
  • W020201015491465063850.pngBeautiful view at Kayang
  • 图片58_副本.pngSkill training for targeted poverty relief Photo by Huo Chengju
  • 图片59_副本.pngPanorama of Xiangqu Kayang Outdoor Tourism and Holiday Resort
  • 图片60_副本.pngNew look after shaking off poverty Photo by Huo Chengju
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Scenic Spots in Surrounding Areas

  • 16、青海卡阳村.jpg Qinghai Province 1.Qinghai Kekexili National Nature Reserve 2.Qinghai Lake 3.Kumbum Monastery or Ta’er Temple
  • 青海可可西里国家级自然保护区.jpg Qinghai Kekexili National Nature Reserve, located in western Yushu Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture in Qinghai Province, is a nature reserve with well-preserved pristine ecological environment and one of the largest nature reserves with the highest altitude and the richest in wildlife resources in China. It is the 51th World Heritage Site in China listed.
  • 青海湖.jpg Qinghai Lake, known as Cuowenbu (meaning "blue sea") in Tibetan, is located in Qinhai Province on northeastern Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. It is the largest inland lake in China, formed by the collapse of faults between Datong and Riyue mountains of the Qilian mountain range and Qinghai South Mountain.
  • 塔尔寺.jpg Kumbum Monastery or Ta’er Temple, one of the six monasteries of theGelug school of Tibetan Buddhism in China, is the birthplace of MasterZongkapa, revered as the second greatest Buddha in the world. Ta’er Temple, so named because the pagoda (ta in Chinese) was built before it became a temple, has a history of more than 640 years. It features lifelike butter flower sculptures, colorful murals and barbola embroidery, known as the “three unique artworks of Ta’er Temple”.

Kayang Village, Xining City, Qinghai Province, China

Kayang Village is located in the southwest of Lanlongkou Town, Huangzhong County, Xining City, Qinghai Province. There are huge mountains and deep valleys around the village. Transport in the area used to be very inconvenient and the economy was backward. The village had 265 households with 926 people including 44 impoverished households with 131 people. Since 2015, Xining Xiangqu Agricultural Science and Technology Co., Ltd. has been working for the overall development and construction of Kayang scenic area. Years of hard work has turned Kayang Village into a scenic area with chirping birds and flowers everywhere, new roads connecting with the village and new houses with hanging lanterns. The per capita annual income of Kayang Village increased to 12,480 RMB in 2017 from 2,850 RMB in 2015 . In December 2016, Kayang Village became the first village in Qinghai Province to be lifted out of poverty and get rich, earning the titles of "national demo village for poverty alleviation through rural tourism" and "China's beautiful countryside".

Photos

图片55_副本.png Wood house in the forest
图片56_副本.png Sheep-catching competition at the Harvest Festival photo by Huo Chengju
W020201015491465063850.png Beautiful view at Kayang
图片58_副本.png Skill training for targeted poverty relief Photo by Huo Chengju
图片59_副本.png Panorama of Xiangqu Kayang Outdoor Tourism and Holiday Resort
图片60_副本.png New look after shaking off poverty Photo by Huo Chengju

Scenic Spots in Surrounding Areas

16、青海卡阳村.jpg Qinghai Province 1.Qinghai Kekexili National Nature Reserve 2.Qinghai Lake 3.Kumbum Monastery or Ta’er Temple
青海可可西里国家级自然保护区.jpg Qinghai Kekexili National Nature Reserve, located in western Yushu Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture in Qinghai Province, is a nature reserve with well-preserved pristine ecological environment and one of the largest nature reserves with the highest altitude and the richest in wildlife resources in China. It is the 51th World Heritage Site in China listed.
青海湖.jpg Qinghai Lake, known as Cuowenbu (meaning "blue sea") in Tibetan, is located in Qinhai Province on northeastern Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. It is the largest inland lake in China, formed by the collapse of faults between Datong and Riyue mountains of the Qilian mountain range and Qinghai South Mountain.
塔尔寺.jpg Kumbum Monastery or Ta’er Temple, one of the six monasteries of theGelug school of Tibetan Buddhism in China, is the birthplace of MasterZongkapa, revered as the second greatest Buddha in the world. Ta’er Temple, so named because the pagoda (ta in Chinese) was built before it became a temple, has a history of more than 640 years. It features lifelike butter flower sculptures, colorful murals and barbola embroidery, known as the “three unique artworks of Ta’er Temple”.