Lugu Lake Grass Sea | A Place That Needs No Filter

Lugu Lake Grass Sea is located on the east side of Lugu Lake. It is a sub-lake of Lugu Lake, and is called "Rukazaxi" in the Mosuo language. This grass sea covers an area of about 1,500 mu, with dense reeds and winding waterways. The Mosuo people living by Lugu Lake often come here to collect aquatic plants, fish, and collect pigweed. According to legend, a long time ago, Lugu Lake was a freshwater lake on the plateau, like a gem inlaid in the southwest of our country. The Mosuo people lived by the lake, herding cattle and sheep, living a self-sufficient life, working at sunrise and resting at sunset, living a comfortable life. Now, the grass sea is a landmark attraction of Lugu Lake, and many tourists come to check in. You can take a pig trough boat and shuttle between the aquatic plants to experience the tranquility and beauty. When the sun sets in the evening, the golden sunlight shines on the lake, and the grass sea is as beautiful as a painting, making you reluctant to leave.