On August 3rd, in the Qiangtang uninhabited area of Nagqu, Tibet, a tourist named Mr. Ma and his family captured a rare sight during their journey - a mountain draped in a rainbow.

Unlike the usual arching rainbows seen suspended in the sky, this one appeared low and stretched horizontally across the distant mountains, making it look as if a “rainbow mountain” had emerged from the barren land.

Mr. Ma reported that the stunning phenomenon lasted around 20 minutes. As the area is uninhabited with very few passing vehicles, fewer than 10 people witnessed it in person.

The Qiangtang uninhabited area is located in China’s Tibet Autonomous Region, covering 298,000 square kilometres with an average altitude of 5,000 metres.

Known as the “forbidden zone of life,” it is famous for its extreme environment and rich biodiversity. The vast wilderness, unique landforms, and ever-changing weather together create awe-inspiring natural scenes.

8月3日，西藏那曲的羌塘无人区，游客马先生和家人在旅途中，拍下山体被彩虹笼罩的奇特景象。彩虹不是横跨在半空，而是程低矮的姿势横跨在远处的山体上，彷佛远处荒原上出现一座“彩虹山”。

马先生介绍，这一奇景持续了约20分钟，由于地处无人区，过路车辆极少，亲眼目睹者不超过10人。

羌塘无人区位于中国西藏自治区，面积达29.8万平方公里，平均海拔5000米，以极端的环境和丰富的生物资源著称，被誉为“生命的禁区”。这里广袤的荒原、奇特的地貌、变幻莫测的气候，共同编织了一幅幅令人叹为观止的画卷。

男子旅途中拍下山体被彩虹笼罩的奇景