Located in the Tibet Autonomous Region of China, the Zhada Earth Forest is a unique destination that blends natural wonders, geological formations, and cultural landscapes. Often referred to as the “Moon Surface on Earth,” this extraordinary terrain is renowned for its surreal scenery and otherworldly beauty. Situated in Zhada County, Ngari Prefecture—about 1,500 kilometers from Lhasa—this earth forest was formed millions of years ago through Himalayan tectonic activity and long-term weathering. Erosion by wind and water has shaped the soil into formations resembling ancient castles, wild beasts, and more—sparking endless imagination among visitors.