Can I drive to Ranwu Lake in July now?

I just rode from Ranwu to , each with a car.

Ranwu-Chayu, asphalt road.

Tea Fish-Tea Hua Rong-Bingzhongluo, whole journey dirt road, stone road.

The whole journey is ok, but cars are not recommended to cross. There are almost no smooth roads, big pits and small pits, and water-crossing roads. Ordinary SUV is not a big problem, and you don't need any four-wheel drive, but one thing: your technology can't be too bad. Because there are no cars in many places, you can only back up when you meet a big car, sometimes on the edge of a cliff or on a bumpy road. There are no guardrails in many places near the cliff, and many places with guardrails are smashed by falling rocks.

One more important thing, where are you going after the census is passed? The first road from Gongshan to Fugong collapsed.

Emergency repair, the second, take the German father-in-law to pass through Gaoligong Mountain, and Weixi to Lanping landslide. Now I take the third, take Yingpan to Baoshan. ...

If we arrive in Baoshan tomorrow, we can get on the expressway.

If the landlord has any other questions, you can ask me and try to answer them. I hope it helps.

Let me answer: It happened that from June 30th to July 60th, 1 year, I rode across iced tea in two stages. The details are as follows, for the reference of riders: the border from Bingzhongluo to Yunnan and Tibet has been fully oiled and the road is smooth. When entering Tibet, the whole road was paved with gravel, but after being widened and rebuilt last year, most of them can travel in both directions. The jaws of death are not as dangerous as they used to be. It's just that there are no lights in the tunnel. It's dark. Among them, it is crushed into a deep rut ditch by trucks, and general urban cross-country can only ride on the deep rut ditch. If you accidentally slip into the rut ditch, it will be difficult to get out of trouble. Dozens of meters of water damaged the road surface when crossing the Nujiang Bridge, and the water in the potholes was deep, so it was difficult for the city to cross the road cautiously. The mountain is high and the road is dangerous, with steep cliffs on one side and Nujiang River on the other; When climbing a mountain, keep turning and bending over. There are many landslides and falling rocks along the road. Especially the quicksand, although it has been dealt with, the risk still exists. Unfortunately, a car passed by here and was hit by a flying stone on the front windshield. Fortunately, the man was not hurt. It's best to go in the morning as far as possible, and it's easy to fly in the afternoon. After crossing the Peacock Pass, there is a landslide, which is being handled by the construction team, but it will not affect the passage. In short, the roads are clear and passable at present. But in rainy days, it is best to consider carefully, and landslides may occur anytime and anywhere. At present, the road of iced tea is smooth, but the risks are still there, and the scenery is beautiful. It is recommended that at least two cars go together and take care of each other; It is best to be careful about off-road vehicles and above in the city; Avoid rainy days to avoid accidents; Drive carefully and don't be careless.

I also plan to take the C-Cha-Cha line in the summer vacation, but in recent days, it seems that the section from Huarong to Chayu County is under road construction and closed to traffic, so I have to take a long detour.

I just got back and need an SUV. It's all gravel roads with many pits and ponds, and it's 440km to Ranwu Lake Scenic Area.

But ... now is the best season.

No problem, but the water in Bird Lake is very muddy this season!

Yes, responsibly speaking, all vehicles can pass, including QQ, but the speed difference will be great. Cars have to be ground for a long time. After all, it is an unpaved road. Also, remember to control the speed of the gravel road, which is easy to slip. The off-road vehicle can drive for four years, which is much more stable. Forget full-time four-wheel drive. In addition, luck is important in rainy season. Due to the special geographical characteristics of Hengduan Mountain area, landslides and falling rocks will occur at any time, and in severe cases, roads will be blocked for a long time. The road conditions from Chayu to Ranwu are very good, and the asphalt pavement is very good, which can almost drive very fast.

In May this year, after crossing the ice fork, the road was OK. I can go if the car is in good condition. In fact, the hardest thing to do is to go from Bingzhongluo to Liuku. If it is not a hard-core off-road vehicle, it is best not to go. The road from Bingzhongluo to Deqin is said to be very easy.

I just left Ranwu and originally wanted to visit Yunnan for the third time. Because of the rain, I checked the weather forecast. It will rain for many days in the future, and it will continue to rain in Yunnan. You can only change to 3 18 to go home. I've traveled more than half of China, and I can only wait until it clears up.

Now you can know more about the local weather before you leave, and pay attention to the rainy season (rainy day)

Ranwu Lake: Ranwu Lake is called in Tibetan (misread as Tibetan Lake), located in the southwest corner of basu county, Changdu District, about 90 kilometers away from Baima Town, the county seat. The cause is a dammed lake formed by landslides or mudslides blocking rivers. In southeastern Tibet, where geological movements are active, there are many dammed lakes formed in this way. Many travelers traveling along the Sichuan-Tibet line know Ranwu Lake because it is close to the Sichuan-Tibet Highway.

Ranwu Lake has Gangrigabu Snow Mountain in the southwest, Azagongla Glacier in the south and Boshula Ridge in the northeast. The melting water of snow and ice around the snow-capped mountains constitutes the main water supply source of Ranwu Lake. It is the main source of the famous Palong Zangbo River.