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Sapushen Mountain is reopened now!

🔥Since November 1st, 2023, Sapushen Mountain Scenic Area has been closed. Now, after half a year, it’s finally reopened!✨️ But I suggest staying away ❌️ because it’s too breathtaking 🥰, potentially overshadowing other sights. Tip: Currently, only SUVs or off-road vehicles can reach the outer lake, Samuco, for sightseeing. Inner lake areas are off-limits to vehicles.
🌿Sapushen Mountain combines snow-capped peaks🏔, holy lakes, glaciers, and stunning sunrises. In summer, it offers vast grasslands, flower fields, and tranquil yaks🐮.
🚗Transport Tip: Due to rough roads, SUVs or off-road vehicles are recommended. Sedans might manage with skilled drivers but aren’t my top suggestion.

Sapushen Mountain is reopened now!
🚩Three-day Itinerary:
Day 1: Lhasa—Nyenchen Tanglha Mountains—Nagqu—Skeleton Wall—First Bend of Nu River—Palatanta—Buzhuo
Day 2: Buzhuo—Sapu Glacier—Buzhuo—Nagqu
Day 3: Nagqu—Nagenla Pass—Northern Tibetan Plateau—Namco—Lhasa
⚠️Precautions:
1️⃣Acclimate to the high altitude in Lhasa first (about 4600 meters).
2️⃣Bring thick, windproof clothing for the cold mornings and evenings.
3️⃣Protect yourself from strong UV rays with sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses.
4️⃣Bumpy roads with potholes are common; an off-road vehicle is recommended.
5️⃣Bring snacks and dry rations as local amenities are limited.

Sapushen Mountain is reopened now! Sapushen Mountain is reopened now! Sapushen Mountain is reopened now!

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