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🚠 Direct access to the 4680m Glacier Park
Take Asia's highest cable car to the top of a millennia-old glacier, where the sea of clouds is within reach.
👥 Mini group of 6-8 people
Say goodbye to crowded buses and enjoy personalized guide service.
🌐 Multilingual translation (Chinese/English/Japanese/Korean)
No matter where you come from, you can understand the story of the snow-capped mountains.
💙 Blue Moon Valley - A Wonderland for Photos
Tiffany Blue Lake + Snow Mountain Reflection = A Must-Share on Social Media
🎭 "Impression Lijiang" live performance
Directed by Zhang Yimou, with the sky as the backdrop and the mountains as the scenery, you have to see it to understand the Naxi culture.
🧥 Fully equipped, no fear of altitude sickness
Free cold-weather clothing and oxygen cylinders provided, making it easy to climb the snow-capped mountains.
✅ All-inclusive price
Tickets, cable car, lunch, transportation, and insurance are all included; it's a pure tour, meaning a pure tour.
Glacier Park is located on the northeast slope of Shanzidou, the main peak of Yulong Snow Mountain, and is a natural wonder sculpted by glaciers over millions of years. Take the 2914-meter-long cable car, with a vertical drop of 1150 meters, the highest passenger cableway in Asia, from 3356 meters to the glacier's heart at 4506 meters. Stepping off the cable car, the millennia-old glacier is within reach, its icy tongue cascading down from the snow-capped peaks, shimmering with a deep blue light under the sun. Climb the wooden boardwalk to the 4680-meter viewing platform, where a sea of clouds surges below, and in the distance, a continuous range of snow-capped peaks—every glance a breathtaking and unforgettable sight.
Ganhaizi, located at the foot of Jade Dragon Snow Mountain at an altitude of approximately 3,100 meters, is the closest alpine meadow to the mountain. It was once a lake formed by melting glaciers; after drying up, it left behind a wide, flat grassland, hence the name "Ganhaizi" (meaning "sweet lake"). Standing at Ganhaizi, the thirteen peaks of Jade Dragon Snow Mountain stretch out in a row, unobstructed before your eyes. The main peak, Shanzidou, reaches 5,596 meters, perpetually covered in snow, and is majestic and imposing. In spring and summer, wildflowers bloom on the meadow, and yaks graze leisurely; in autumn and winter, the snow line descends, creating a striking contrast between the snow-capped mountains and the golden meadows. This is the best vantage point for capturing panoramic views of Jade Dragon Snow Mountain and is a must-see before taking the large cable car, marking the beginning of your snow mountain journey.
Blue Moon Valley, nestled at the foot of Jade Dragon Snow Mountain, gets its name from the dreamy Tiffany blue of its lakes. The water, fed by melting glaciers, is rich in copper ions, giving it an unreal blue-green hue under sunlight, resembling a blue crescent moon embedded in the valley, hence the name "Blue Moon Valley." On sunny days, the lake's surface is like a mirror, reflecting the snow-capped mountains and forests; on rainy days, the water appears white due to mineral inclusions, leading locals to call it "White Water River."
Blue Moon Valley comprises four lakes: Jade Liquid Lake, Mirror Lake, Blue Moon Lake, and Listening to the Waves Lake, layered and arranged in a picturesque manner. Jade Liquid Lake boasts the bluest water, while Mirror Lake offers the most beautiful reflections, making them ideal spots for taking photos. The lake water is crystal clear, allowing you to see the dead wood and calcified deposits at the bottom, much like Jiuzhaigou, hence its nickname "Little Jiuzhaigou". Strolling along the boardwalk, you can hear the babbling water and see the snow-capped mountains reflected in your eyes; every snapshot is a postcard-worthy scene.