Abstract: A sporo-pollen assemblage with dominant Classopollis-Cicatricosisporites has been found from a section of Cretaceous deposits in Lunggar mountain in western Xizang.The assemblage is characterized by the dominance of gymnos-permous pollen which occupied 69.2% in the total sporopollen numbers of the assemblage.Secondarily, it is rich in pteridophytic spores (30.8%) and there is not any angiospermous pollen.Within gymnospermous pollens, some primitive coniferae are absolute dominant which include Classopollis (47.0%), Callialasporites, Psophosphaera, Exesipollenites, Abietineae-pollenites and Parvissaccites etc.Besides, there are some Epedrapites and Monosulcites pollens.Pteridophytic spores are mainly Cicatricosisporites (23.3%).Others are Cyathidites and Cingnlalispor ites.It shows that continental flora, mainly gymnospermae Brachyphyllum and pteridophytic Lygodiaceae (Anemia and Mohria) existed in Lunggar mountain during the early Cretaceous stage.Also it infers that this area might belong to Indo-European region on a palaeobotany-geographical classification.Palaeo-climatecally, it was rather hot and dry and a tropic-subtropic zone could be proposed.