I set out from Wenzhou to Tibet to see the snow-capped mountains.

Train, Qinghai-Tibet line, Zhejiang sleeper to Lhasa is about 800 one way, two days and two nights. If there are snow-capped mountains, you can see them in Linzhi, Shigatse and Naqu. On the way to Tibet, the train will also pass through Tanggula Pass and some snow-capped mountains.

In fact, many scenic spots in Tibet's snow-capped mountains are in Ali area, but the conditions there are more difficult. In recent years, talents have entered a little more, and it takes more than 10 days to take a trip to Ali Ring Road.

The conventional scenic spot, the Grand Canyon in Linzhi area, has the observation deck of Nanga Bawa Peak, which is one of the most beautiful snow peaks in Tibet, but to be honest, the probability of seeing it there is really small. If you believe in fate, you can try.

And Mount Everest, the highest mountain in the world. You can see it at Everest base camp. If you don't live there, just go there to see it, then the probability of seeing it is not great. However, if you are willing to stay for one night, the trip will be easier. If you spend more time there, the probability of seeing Mount Everest should be above 70% to 80%.

Lake Namco, with snow-capped mountains as the background.

In addition, when you shuttle between Lhasa, Shigatse and Linzhi, you can see many snow-capped mountains on the road.

But the snow-capped mountains are generally overlooking, and few people walk on them. Want to experience the snow-capped mountains, there is a cableway up the mountain in Yulong Snow Mountain, Lijiang, Yunnan (note that there are large and small cableways up the mountain, and the small cableway only goes up to the observation deck), and the height can reach 4680 meters. You can go and see it. I want to see the snow wait until it gets cold, but the ropeway stops because of bad weather.