Core Insights - Gala Village in Nyingchi, Tibet, has transformed its ecological beauty into economic value through a development model led by party branches and local farmers, achieving a total rural economic income of 14.02 million yuan in 2024, with a per capita disposable income of 41,200 yuan [1][4]. Economic Development - The village has a total of 33 households and 149 residents, with 590.9 acres of arable land and 10,169 acres of pasture [4]. - The income from the Peach Blossom Source has increased from 50,000 yuan in 2013 to over 3.7 million yuan in 2024, marking a 74-fold growth over 11 years, with a single-day ticket revenue peak of 200,000 yuan [5]. Infrastructure and Investment - Since the 10th Party Congress of the Tibet Autonomous Region, over 30 million yuan has been invested in projects such as the restoration of wild peach trees, upgrades to the Peach Blossom Source scenic area, and the construction of the "Unity Ode" research and study center [4]. Community and Cultural Integration - The village has developed a "Tourism +" model, integrating tourism with local agriculture and livestock, creating a supportive industry cluster that includes a transportation team, a fruit-picking garden, and a visitor reception center [5]. - A profit-sharing mechanism involving land transfer, labor employment, and collective dividends has been established, allowing villagers to share in the development benefits [5].