Ali Uninhabited Region
The Ali Uninhabited Region is a vast, remote wilderness in Tibet's Ngari prefecture at an average altitude above 4,500 meters. This pristine landscape of grasslands, Gobi desert, salt lakes, and snow-capped mountains shelters rare wildlife including Tibetan antelope, wild donkeys, and snow leopards. Almost entirely devoid of permanent human settlement, it remains one of the most untouched ecosystems on Earth, ideal for experienced adventurers and wildlife photographers.
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