Haba Snow Mountain.

"All you need is legs" for Haba Snow Mountain - detailed guide! Haba Snow Mountain, all you need is legs. In the absence of bad weather, the guide said the summit rate is generally around 80%. Our club had about 30 people, and about 7 or 8 of them didn't reach the summit, mostly due to non-physical reasons such as altitude sickness, hypothermia, and diarrhea. As long as your body is not very uncomfortable, you can basically insist on reaching the summit. Summit process: 1. The whole journey is on foot. We started hiking from Haba Village at 9:00 am and reached the 4,100-meter base camp at around 1:30 pm. We set off at 3:00 am the next day, reached the 4,900-meter snow line at 5:50 am, and reached the summit at around 7:50 am. We took photos and rested for 20 minutes before descending, and returned to the base camp at 10:20 am. 2. Most of the journey to the summit is at a relatively even pace. The only thing that impressed me was the scary Moon Bay before the summit. The slope is very steep, and the stone road is a bit icy, steep, and slippery. The guide tied a rope around my waist to help me climb up. 3. We descended from the base camp to Haba Village on foot. It was raining all the time, and we fell a few times. It took about 4 hours. I strongly recommend hiking back to Haba Village if your physical strength allows. It is a unique experience. You can save 300 yuan and experience a tropical rainforest and alpine meadow hike, which is well worth it.