Live Your Best Lives
If you only have one chance to come to Tibet, you must come to Kulagangri!
As more and more people travel through the Yubeng and Gongga areas
Risk control in places like Siguniang Mountain and Haba Snow Mountain has become stricter, and travel costs are getting higher and higher.
So where else can outdoorsy people go in the winter?
The Kulagangri circumambulation mountain combines snow-capped mountains, glaciers, lakes and ancient temples, and has several glaciers up to 10 kilometers long.
Half mountains and half lakes, the visual impact is comparable to Nepal's EBC, and the scenery index is off the charts!
Image source @Langya
This place is quite small, but the difficulty coefficient is not high, you can go lightly
Round trip line, you can retreat at any time if you can’t walk anymore!
It is predicted to be the next top outdoor destination, so come while there are fewer people!
Duration: 6 days and 5 nights (3 days of hiking)
Hiking distance: about 30 kilometers
Activity Difficulty: ★★★★☆☆☆
Scenery index: ★★★★★★☆
Healthy tourists aged 16-60
You can hike 10 kilometers in a single day
Have high altitude experience
*Currently only users with mainland ID cards can register
Image source @Langya
January to March/Frozen lake, dreamy blue ice season
April to June/Best time, stable and sunny weather
July-August/rainy season, the mountain peaks are often obscured by clouds, and you can see the sea of clouds, lush flowers and plants, and full of vitality
September to December/Best time to photograph snow-capped mountains
One of the three soul lakes of Guru Padmasambhava, it is said that one can see one's past and present lives from the bottom of this lake.
Baima Lincuo
Also known as the "Three Gods Lake", it reflects the majestic and majestic Kulagangri Snow Mountain Group.
Zhe Gongcuo
You can take pictures of the reflections of the Karezhan Peak and the Kulagangri Peak
Jiejiucuo Photo Source @QQ
The crescent-shaped lake is one of the three sacred lakes in Tibet.
Yamdrok Lake photo source @Xiaolei
The deep blue waters of the "Girl's Lake" are backed by snow-capped mountains.
Pumo Yongcuo Photo Source @Flying
Pumoyongcuo
There are six peaks over 7,000 meters high standing next to Kulagangri, surrounded by snow-capped peaks and icy mountains. From a distance, the peaks stand side by side like a team. They are:
The main peak is Kulagangri, with an altitude of 7,538 meters.
Kulagangriwei Peak, 7418 meters above sea level
Kulagangri III Peak, 7381 meters above sea level
Karejiang Peak I, 7221 meters above sea level
Karejiang II Peak, 7216 meters above sea level
Karejiang III Peak, 7018 meters above sea level
Located on the edge of a cliff southeast of Pumoyongcuo
Tuiwa Temple image source @Tuchong Creative
The 900-year-old Nine-Storey Prince Tower
Sakaguto Temple
Depart from Lhasa | 6 days and 5 nights
Tourists Wind·The 2nd Kulagangri Hiking Conference·Opens on December 31st
￥3680 from 98 people have registered Register nowThis trip requires a border pass in advance
Download the "Border Pass Application Form", fill in "tourism" for the reason of entry to Tibet, and fill in "Shannan Prefecture" or "Shigatse Prefecture" for the region.
Bring your ID card and the completed border pass application form to the police station for stamping. After stamping, you can apply for a border pass directly at the police station.
Bring your local residence permit or residence registration card, ID card and border pass application form to the local police station for processing.
You can also apply for a border pass if you arrive in Lhasa one day in advance. You need to bring your ID card, border pass application form and a criminal record (can be applied online)
You can apply for it at the following places
① Border Defense Building Certificate Hall
② Second floor of the third-level government service hall
