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무조건 가봐야하는 필수 명소 순위 6위

Gongga, 7756 meters above sea level. No matter where you board or not, the mountains are there.

There are always a few moments in a person's life that are worth collecting for a lifetime. There are always a few moments to hit the heart of the heart, and this is the case when you see the Gongga Snow Mountain, where the snow-capped peaks of the clouds stand under the blue sky and white clouds. Shocking, the feeling of touching the sea of clouds on the top of the cloud... said that the desire and reality are only one step away, and we have finally reached this goal by stepping over this step. It is your persistence and touched this mountain. From Hailuogou to Fantasia to Xinduqiao, we finally gave us this surprise at Zimeikou. That cold windy afternoon, I stood in front of the king of Lushan. I have seen a lot of snow-capped mountains. I thought I would face it calmly, but I was wrong. When I saw the magnificent snow-capped mountains and people When I was suffocating, I was deeply impressed! 4550 meters of Zimeikou, the continuous snow peaks lined up in front of the word, the highest main peak is like the king's general arrogant peaks, it is far from heaven, standing in the clouds, but overlooking the world, calm and warm, blue sky Under the white clouds, the king of Mount Lushan showed its beautiful outline very much. I came from afar, just for the appointment on your side. In front of the magnificent mountain, we are so small, make the most sincere wish, the camera shutter can be heard hundreds of meters away in the quiet valley. Sound, don't turn around, you know that you have been...

The first place on the Sichuan-Tibet line to see the snow-capped mountains: Luding. Where you need to turn over Erlang Mountain for a whole day, the Yakang Expressway can be reached in just 2.5 hours. Our distance from Gongga Mountain is a step closer, and the peach blossoms of the snow-capped mountains are also open. You don't have to go to the distant Linzhi, you can see the peach blossoms under the snow-capped mountains on weekends.