How to travel to Kunlun Mountains

As one of the oldest mysterious mountains in China, Kunlun Mountain is a resort of natural and cultural heritage, especially in parts of Tibet, Qinghai and Xinjiang, known for its "source of three rivers" and "father of glaciers" Its reputation attracts travelers. Although exploring its remote and inhospitable areas requires ample time and budget, the regular tourist routes are just as exciting.

The conventional route starts from Manas County in Xinjiang and goes west along the T304 Highway, passing through the Bayinbulak Grassland and ending at the Kunlun Mountains in Xinjiang. The total length is 3,000 kilometers, with magnificent scenery along the way. Starting from Linzhi, Tibet, the B694 highway leads to the Brahmaputra Grand Canyon, where you can experience the magnificent blend of deep canyons and high peaks.

Even if time is limited, attractions worth seeing include the Golodroma Holy Lake, Mount Yuzhu, and the Kunlun Mountain Observatory, which is an ideal place to watch astronomical wonders. Summer (June-September) is the best travel season, but you need to pay attention to the high altitude and low oxygen environment. It is recommended to choose a tour group or a regular company to arrange vehicles and tour guides to ensure safety.

When in Kunlun Mountain, be sure to protect yourself from cold, sun and environmental protection, taste local specialties such as grilled lamb and mutton skewers, and experience the profound religious culture and unique customs. In general, Kunlun Mountain is a good place to explore ancient mysteries and experience nature and culture. It should not be missed.