A photo shows Tibetan antelopes wandering on the Qiangtang Grassland in Nagqu, Xizang, China. /CFP

A photo shows Tibetan donkeys wandering on the Qiangtang Grassland in Nagqu, Xizang, China. /CFP

Photos show a Tibetan fox wandering on the Qiangtang Grassland in Nagqu, Xizang, China. /CFP

The Qiangtang Grassland in Nagqu, China's Xizang Autonomous Region has an average elevation of over 4,500 meters. Situated between the Kunlun Mountains, Tanggula Mountains and Gangdise Mountains, it serves as a haven for a diverse range of fauna and floral species. It's also the largest natural grassland in Xizang, boasting a captivating landscape that encompasses vast herds of Tibetan antelopes, Tibetan foxes, and Tibetan wild donkeys, among other high-altitude wildlife.

The region features a range of terrains including deserts, grasslands, lakes and mountains, forming breathtakingly beautiful scenery.