Namjagbarwa Peak: Located at the intersection of the Himalayas, Nyenchen Tanglha Mountains and Hengduan Mountains, it is the highest mountain in the Nyingchi region of Tibet, China, with an altitude of 7782 meters. It is located at the eastern end of the Himalayas (the altitude of the Himalayas starting from Kashmir in the west is 8125 Minanga-Parbat Peak, east to Namjagbarwa Peak at the great bend of the Brahmaputra River, with a total length of 2,400 kilometers).

It is the holy land of the Yongzhongben Sect, the oldest Buddhist religion in Tibet, and is known as the "Father of the Mountains in Tibet". At the same time, the adjacent Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon turned a horseshoe-shaped bend around him, and then extended out toward the Indian Ocean. Namjagbarwa Peak also has another name: "Muzhuobar Mountain". Its huge triangular peak is covered with snow and clouds all year round, and never reveals its true face easily, so it is also called the "Shameful Girl Peak". There are many interpretations of Namjagbarwa in Tibet, one is "thunder and lightning burning like fire", the other is "spear piercing the sky", and the other is "stone falling from Tianshan Mountain". The latter name comes from " In the "Battle of Menling" in "The Biography of King Gesar", Namjagbarwa Peak is described as looking like "a spear piercing the sky".