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Tibet Blue Ice Season | You must go to Laigu Glacier once (with guide ||| It's so beautiful that I'm speechless😭😭 Life advice: You must go to Laigu Glacier in Tibet once Experience this beautiful and healing blue In early December each year, Laigu Glacier enters the ice seal period The crystal clear dreamy blue ice castle begins to form From late December to the end of February next year This is the best viewing period here You can walk directly from the lake surface to the glacier Laigu Glacier: Tickets: 150+ sightseeing car 60 Laigu Glacier is actually a general term for a group of glaciers, which also includes Meixi Glacier, Yalong Glacier, Ruojiao Glacier, Xiongjia Glacier and Niuma Glacier. There are super shocking blue ice walls and blue ice caves here, which make people doubt that this is a real scene. Yalong Glacier is a more spectacular one that I think Tips: Only between January and February, the glacial lake will freeze a thick layer of ice, and you can walk directly from the lake surface into the glacier. Other times may be blocked and entry is not allowed, so the time to go is very important! We flew directly to Changdu. If you think the altitude here is too high, you can fly to Nyingchi or Lhasa, and then join a group/charter a car//carpool/drive there, adapt a bit The light effect of Laigu Glacier is better in the morning, and there will be a better blue glacier effect only in sunny days, so the photos will be more out of the picture The next day's accommodation is recommended to be Basu or Ranwu Town, and you can return to Bomi for accommodation on the third day Bring/rent ice claws, so that you can walk on the ice surface, hats, sunglasses, face towels, sunscreen, high-calorie snacks are essential After arriving at the gate, you need to walk/horse ride into the scenic area, about 20 minutes, horse riding is about 100/person The ultraviolet rays are very strong, the sun is stronger during the day, and a down jacket is enough Don't rush into the glacier! Be sure to pay attention to safety