When is the best time to visit Lhagu Glacier?
The opening time is during winter, but only from mid-January to early March can access the glacier surface. There’s no need to go at other times, check the local weather forecast before going, and avoid extreme weather conditions.
Do you need tickets for Laigu Glacier?
Tickets are still required even in winter, priced at 150 yuan plus 60 yuan for a sightseeing vehicle, totaling 210 yuan.
How to take stunning photos at Laigu Glacier?
For males, wearing yellow or orange ski jackets matches well with the blue ice.
For females, suggested color schemes include white (paired with warm-toned scarves or innerwear), pink, yellow, and black.
Ideal weather conditions for photography: Clear days without snow cover > days with snow cover > snowy days.
Things to note when visiting Laigu Glacier?
Visitors prone to altitude sickness can opt for a horseback ride round trip for 100 yuan per person.
Strong sunlight combined with no snow cover can make the blue color of the ice appear more vivid.
Location and recommended routes for Laigu Glacier?
Located within the jurisdiction of Ranwu Town, Basu County, Tibet, adjacent to Ranwu Lake. Typically, the routes to Laigu Glacier all start from Lhasa heading east, with scenic spots along the route including Nyingchi, Sejila Mountain, Mount Namcha Barwa, Palm Sand Dunes, Ranwu Lake, Basomtso, and Motuo, among others.
