Introduction to Midui Glacier: Midui Glacier shines with snow all year round, and the scenery is magical and charming. It is located at the junction of Nyenchen Tanglha Mountain and Bossula Ridge in southeastern Tibet. This is a typical modern monsoon temperate glacier, with a complete range of types, especially huge ice basins, numerous avalanches, 700-800 meter ice waterfalls, ice surface arc structures in the upper reaches of the ablation zone, as well as glacial lakes and farmland at the end of the glacier, Characterized by the coexistence of villages. The main peak of the glacier is 6,800 meters above sea level, the snow line is only 4,600 meters above sea level, and the terminal altitude is only 2,400 meters above sea level. The lower section of the glacier has passed through the mixed coniferous and broad-leaved forest belt, and is one of the most important marine glaciers in Tibet. Midui is a Tibetan village named after a glacier. It is located about 100 kilometers east of Bomi County, Nyingchi Prefecture, Tibet. Because the altitude here is low, warm and rainy, the village is surrounded by dense forests in addition to fertile farmland. Most of the Tibetan houses built with logs are on the second floor. Half of the second floor is a terrace. The wooden poles set up on the terrace are covered with harvested wheat and highland barley. Each house has a yard the size of a basketball court. There are not only There are tall trees, and there are a few wind and horse flags planted beside the trees. They are fluttering in the wind in the woods. You will think that you have entered a forest park.
Transportation to Midui Glacier: Midui Glacier is close to the Sichuan-Tibet Highway, and self-driving travelers can drive there. Self-guided travelers can charter a car to Midui Village and then walk for about 3 hours.