Midui Glacier Viewpoint
▲ 3,800 mThe Midui Glacier Viewpoint at about 3,800 m faces an ice tongue tumbling straight down into the forest, with the glacial lake glowing a deep blue below — often called China's most beautiful glacier.
Follow the Parlung Tsangpo down a green glacier valley, with a side trip to Midui Glacier — one of China’s most beautiful low-altitude glaciers — into the forest town of Bomi.
A spectacular low-altitude glacier tumbling almost into the forest.
A milky glacial river the road follows through deep green valleys.
A forested valley town near 2,750 m, sometimes called Tibet’s "little Switzerland."
2 scenic check-in spots on this stage — pull over at any of them for a postcard.
The Midui Glacier Viewpoint at about 3,800 m faces an ice tongue tumbling straight down into the forest, with the glacial lake glowing a deep blue below — often called China's most beautiful glacier.
At the Parlung Tsangpo Viewpoint, the milky glacial river runs alongside the road through deep green valleys — its rushing water is the soundtrack of this whole leg toward Bomi.
One of China’s most beautiful low-altitude glaciers, tumbling at around 3,900 m almost down into the forest. Day 15 follows the Parlung Tsangpo down a green glacier valley to the forest town of Bomi.
Bomi sits near 2,750 m in a lush, forested valley — green, mild and full of trees, a softer world after the high passes. The plateau really starts to relax here.
The bare high plateau gives way to glacier valleys and deep forest — the milky Parlung Tsangpo, snow above and green below. In the game it’s a visible shift in mood from the windswept grasslands to the green deep.
Cycling 318 turns the road to Lhasa into a daily, cozy ride. Check in at the landmarks, collect a postcard from each, and fill your 318 passport.
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