Karub Ruins
卡若遗址 · Archaeological Site · Qamdo
Karub is a Neolithic settlement site whose houses, pottery and millet remains are key evidence of early farming on the plateau. A small on-site hall explains the finds.
TypeArchaeological Site
Altitude3,200 m (10,499 ft)
Visit lengthAbout 2 hours
Opening hours09:00–18:00
Overview
Quick facts about Karub Ruins
Quick answer
Karub is a Neolithic settlement site whose houses, pottery and millet remains are key evidence of early farming on the plateau. A small on-site hall explains the finds.
| Type | Archaeological Site |
|---|---|
| Altitude | 3,200 m (10,499 ft) |
| Visit length | About 2 hours |
| Opening hours | 09:00–18:00 |
How to visit
Practical advice from our Lhasa team.
- Book ahead in peak season — daily quotas fill early.
- Taxi drop-off: Site entrance drop-off zone
- Bus: Site shuttle or county bus from the nearest town
Hotels near Karub Ruins
Sorted by walking or driving distance when we have it; otherwise hotels we use in the same city.
Best time to visit
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Questions
Karub Ruins is at about 3,200 m (10,499 ft) above sea level.
The better months are usually May, June, September, October.
Yes. All foreign visitors need a Tibet Travel Permit, and some areas need extra permits. We file them for you with every booking.
About 2 hours
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