On June 17, 2023, SINOMADA departed from Changsha Huanghua Airport and flew directly to Lijiang. We visited Jade Dragon Snow Mountain----the well-known snow mountain of Lijiang Nation's martyrdom culture, took the glacier ropeway to reach the ropeway station at an altitude of 4,501 meters, and hiked to the observation deck at an altitude of 4,680 meters, with the whole of Lijiang in full view. This view seems to be everyone's dream place, and we had a wonderful time here.

On a clear day, the water is blue, and the valley is crescent-shaped. From a distance it looks like a round of blue moon set at the foot of the Jade Snow Mountain, so it is called the Blue Moon Valley. Our troops topped the snowy mountain, after visiting the Blue Moon Valley.
Some people say that Lijiang Old Town is the most romantic place. Wake up early in the morning and open the window to see the sunshine. Evening dusk and sunset can be seen far away from the Jade Dragon Snow Mountain, flowers are blooming all year round here, they grow on the roadside, wall and riverside. In the evening, we traveled to Lijiang Old Town to feel the atmosphere of the old city.
      
After finishing our trip to Lijiang, we boarded the bus to Shangri-La to start a new chapter.
First stop: Tiger Leaping Gorge, located between the Jade Dragon Snow Mountain in Lijiang and the Haba Snow Mountain in Shangri-La, where it is said that a fierce tiger descends from the mountain and can cross in the air with a slight lift of the foot on the reef in the river.

Second stop: Pudacuo National Park. There are alpine lakes, water, grass, flowers bloom in the wetlands, dense primary forests, Bita Sea, the two beautiful freshwater lakes known as the Pearl of the Plateau.

Third stop: Dukezong Ancient City, is China's best preserved, largest Tibetan residential group, "Dukezong". A Tibetan pronunciation that contains two meanings, one is "built on the stone castle", and the other is "moonlight city".

Final stop: Songtsam Forest Monastery is known as the "small Potala Palace", the collective experience of Tibetan Buddhist culture and essence.
 
In this full itinerary, we visited the snowy mountains together, but also in the grassland horseback riding, tasted the Tibetan King Tusi feast, watched the Naxi play a jumping show, and participated in the bonfire party! 
Time flies, a few days of trips came to the end, but we returned to work with a relaxed and bubbly mood.