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Bus, China Railway High-speed
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4 Stars Hotels,Tent
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4,120 metres
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Lijiang
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April–May (stable weather) or September–October (clear skies, golden foliage),Winter (Nov–Mar): Crisp visibility but subzero temperatures above 4,000m.
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Eco-Tour, Hiking
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All meals during the trek
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English, Chinese
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4/5 - Strenuous
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6-18
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12
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65
Overview
Core Highlights
1. Sacred Peaks & Glaciers
-Trek beneath Meili’s legendary Thirteen Peaks (6,740m), revered as deities in Tibetan Buddhism.
-Walk along snowlines to witness the Pojun Glacier’s blue-ice formations (4,120m), a rare vantage point absent from standard tourist routes.
-Capture sunrise over the “Golden Dragon” icefalls—photographic moments unmatched in mainland Asia.
- Wilderness Immersion
-Camp in high-altitude meadows (3,550–4,100m) with unobstructed views of the Milky Way.
-Traverse untouched landscapes: ancient forests, glacial lakes, and moraines sculpted by millennia of ice movement.
3. Thoughtful Logistics
-Lightweight Trekking: Packhorses transport camping gear; hikers carry only day essentials.
-Safety Systems: Certified mountain guides, emergency oxygen, and first-aid kits accompany all groups.
-Camp Comfort: Spacious communal tents with dining setups, insulated sleeping pads, and hot meals prepared by support staff.
Practical Essentials
Best Time to Visit
-Optimal: April–May (stable weather) or September–October (clear skies, golden foliage).
-Winter (Nov–Mar): Crisp visibility but subzero temperatures above 4,000m.
Fitness Level
-Moderate-to-challenging: 5–7 hours daily hiking with 800–1,200m elevation changes. Suitable for those with prior trekking experience.
Cultural Notes
-Respect local beliefs: Circumambulate mani stones clockwise; avoid pointing feet toward sacred objects.
-Photography: Ask permission before photographing Tibetan villagers or monasteries.
Ethical Commitment
-Zero Commercial Stops: No forced shopping or scripted cultural performances.
-Leave No Trace: Biodegradable products used; all waste carried out.
Inclusions
-Professional English-speaking guide + Tibetan cultural interpreter
-All camping gear (tents, sleeping bags, dining setup)
-Meals: Hearty camp meals + picnic lunches (special diets accommodated)
-Safety kit: Oxygen bottles, trekking poles, emergency blankets
-Airport transfers for groups ≥3
Ideal For:
-Photographers chasing glacial panoramas
-Adventure seekers craving Himalayan wilderness
-Culturally curious travelers drawn to Tibetan traditions
This journey distills Yunnan’s wild essence—where prayer flags flutter against ice-clad peaks, and every step traces paths once walked by pilgrims.
Special Notes:
Accommodation:
-Standard room (twin-sharing) is included in the quoted price. For hiking tours, tent accommodation is based on 2 persons per tent.
-To upgrade to a single room/tent, please contact our customer service via email for a customized quotation.
-All hotels are locally rated 4-star or equivalent. Upgrades to 5-star hotels are available upon request via email.
Meals:
-Full-board meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner) are included, except on arrival/airport transfer day (no meals) and departure day (breakfast only).Breakfast: Bread, rice porridge, eggs, and bacon.Lunch/Dinner: Local Yunnan cuisine. One standard Western-style dinner will be arranged during the trip.
Highlights
- A Note on Seasonal Pricing: The price shown is for off-season travel. A peak season supplement applies for travel during Jul 10-Aug 20, Sep 26-Oct 6, and the Chinese New Year period (dates vary annually). Please contact us for a personalized quote for these dates.
- Customized anniversary celebrations for couples, teams, or groups can be arranged. Email us for details and pricing.
- English-speaking guides are provided by default. For other languages, please contact us via email.
- To upgrade to a single room, please contact our customer service via email for a customized quotation.
- For Muslim guests or dietary restrictions/allergies, please email us to adjust meals.
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