Very comfortable and enjoyable

I don't know when the "golden mountains in the sunshine" became so popular. It's as if you've wasted your time if you don't see them, and you'll be "avoiding the best." Aren't all those beautiful landscapes and happy moods more important than the golden mountains in the sunshine? Perhaps other itineraries are too short to appreciate it, but in my opinion, the golden mountains in the sunshine are the least important part of the Songtsam itinerary. The Nanga Parbat Mountain Lodge is the best viewing platform. You can sit by the window, watch the clouds rise and fall, eat apples, and chat. You can stroll in the back mountains and catch a glimpse of Nanga Parbat. You can get caught in a drizzle while painting Mani stones, and then suddenly the rain stops and a rainbow appears, which is very touching! I know the result is important, but the process, regardless of the result, is a practice. Those who live by the mountains, those who circumambulate the mountains for their faith, or the Tibetan people who live a plain life. These roads, which are more difficult for me than climbing to the sky, are the roads they walk every day. After the experience, when I see those mountains again, I will still ask Quncuo if I can climb up there in this way or that way. My wilderness survival skills have definitely improved.