As of November 2020, Changdu has jurisdiction over Jiangda County, Gongjue County, Tiewuqi County, Dingqing County, Chaya County, Basu County, Zuogong County, Mangkang County, Luolong County, Bianba County and Karo District.
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1. Caro District
Karo District, is a district under the jurisdiction of the Qamdo District of the Tibet Autonomous Region, located in eastern Tibet, and Qamdo means "at the mouth of the confluence of water" in Tibetan.
Since the end of the Qing Dynasty, karo District has been the political, economic, cultural and transportation center of Qamdo, known as the "Gateway to Eastern Tibet".
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2. Chaya County
Chaya County, which belongs to the Tibet Autonomous Region, is located in the eastern part of the Tibet Autonomous Region and the southern part of Changdu City, with a total area of 8413 square kilometers.
Chaya County is rich in natural resources, the main minerals are iron ore, copper ore, lead ore, coal mine, etc., tourist attractions mainly include Jitang Youxi Hot Spring, Yanduo Temple, Xiangdui Xiangkang Hall, Wangbu Moya statue and so on.
3. Zuogong County
Zuogong County is a county under the jurisdiction of the city of Changdu in the Tibet Autonomous Region, located in the southeast of the Tibet Autonomous Region and the southeast of the city of Changdu, with a total area of 11,700 square kilometers. Zuogong Tibetan means "ploughing" (ploughing) oxback".
4. Muang Kang County
Mangkang County is located in the southeast of the Tibet Autonomous Region, the easternmost part of the city of Changdu, at the confluence of Sichuan, Yunnan and Tibet provinces. Mangkang, which means "shanmiao area" in Tibetan, has a total area of 11,431 square kilometers.
5. Lolon County
Luolong County is a county under the jurisdiction of the city of Changdu in the Tibet Autonomous Region, located in the northeast of the Tibet Autonomous Region and southwest of the city of Changdu, with an area of 8,108 square kilometers. Luolong County is one of the commodity grain base counties in the Tibet Autonomous Region. The economy is mainly based on agriculture and animal husbandry, and various economies attach equal importance to it.
6. Bianba County
Bianba County, which belongs to the city of Changdu in the Tibet Autonomous Region, is located in the northeast of Tibet and has an area of 8881 square kilometers. Bianba County is mainly based on agriculture, with both animal husbandry and forestry.
7. Jiangda County
Jiangda County belongs to the city of Changdu in the Tibet Autonomous Region, located in the north of the Tibet Autonomous Region and the eastern part of the city of Changdu, with a total area of 13164.09 square kilometers.
Jiangda, named after the mouth of The Pugou Pass, belongs to the ethnic minority area with the Tibetan ethnic group as the main body, is the combination of the three provinces (districts) of Sichuan, Qinghai and Tibet, and is also the gateway to eastern Tibet, where the world-famous Sichuan-Tibet Highway 317 National Highway passes.
8. Gongjue County
Gongjue County is located in the eastern part of the Tibet Autonomous Region, the eastern part of Changdu City, across the river from Sichuan Province, with a total area of 6323.11 square kilometers. Gongjue Tibetan means "Gong" living Buddha settled in the "Jue" place.
9. Dingqing County
Dingqing County belongs to the city of Changdu in the Tibet Autonomous Region, located in the northeast of Tibet and the western part of the city of Changdu, with a total area of 11,562 square kilometers.
Dingqing County's ethnic handicraft industry is relatively developed, mainly producing weaving, pottery, carpets, tritium, Tibetan clothing, boots, harnesses, silverware and so on.
10. Yatsu County
Basu County belongs to the city of Changdu in the Tibet Autonomous Region, located in the east of the Tibet Autonomous Region and the southeast of the city of Changdu, with an area of 12,564.28 square kilometers. There is the Hengduan Mountains in the southwest of Basu County and the Nu River in the northeast.
11. Class Uqi County
Wuqi County belongs to the city of Changdu in the Tibet Autonomous Region, located in the northeast of the Tibet Autonomous Region, with a total area of 6355.48 square kilometers. Within the territory of the county, there are scenic spots such as Wuqi County, Yiri Hot Spring, Old Secret Zen Temple, Bengle Cave, and Dequ Pozhang Sacred Mountain.