Introduction to Khan Tengri Glacier: Among the more than 800 glaciers in the Tomur Peak area, the 60.8-kilometer-long Khan Tengri Glacier is the longest and most spectacular one. The Khan Tengri Glacier is one of the eight largest valley glaciers in the world. The ice surface of the glacier is covered with rocks of varying sizes. There are countless glacial lakes with unpredictable water depths, ice cracks hundreds of meters deep, and light blue Colorful ice melt caves, ice stalactites, crystal walls, ice towers, ice vertebrae, ice mushrooms, ice tables and subglacial rivers and other glacier wonderland. The weather here is changeable, and avalanches often occur. During avalanches, snow dust billows and falls, setting off snow waves tens to hundreds of meters high.
The rising snow and fog rise and spread like mushroom clouds, and the scenery is very spectacular. But this kind of snow-capped mountain wonder that happens from time to time - avalanche, is the most dangerous enemy for glacier researchers and mountaineers. The strange scenery in the thrilling environment of Tomur Peak can only be experienced by brave warriors who are not afraid of hardships and dangers. It can be said that "the infinite scenery is on the dangerous peak".