Don't go to the Baima Snow Mountain Observation Deck!
Baima Snow Mountain, a natural wonder located in Deqin County, Yunnan Province, is a must-see destination for travelers.
1. Route selection:
• Avoid taking National Highway 214 and instead choose the winding mountain road. This route offers beautiful scenery along the way, with no large vehicles, making it more suitable for sightseeing.
• Baima Snow Mountain Pass is a must-see attraction, where you can experience the magnificent scenery of Baima Snow Mountain.
2. Recommended viewing points:
• Some travelers consider the Baima Snow Mountain Observation Deck to be the worst viewing point, so it is recommended to go directly to Baima Snow Mountain Pass, where the scenery is more spectacular.
• Baima Snow Mountain Pass has a rating of 9.9, making it an excellent place to view Baima Snow Mountain.
3. Transportation:
• If you are not driving, it is recommended to book a vehicle one day in advance so that you can set off smoothly the next morning.
• Self-driving tourists can navigate directly to "Daluoshui Village" in Lugu Lake, which is about a 3-hour drive from Lijiang.
4. Accommodation suggestions:
• It is recommended to stay in Daluoshui Village, where it is convenient to eat, stay, play, and book or share rides.
5. Recommended photo spots:
• Love Pier, Sichuan Lover's Beach, Lover's Tree, Sanjia Village Niukaidi, Lige Peninsula Observation Deck, and Lige Village Pier are all great photo spots.
6. Precautions:
• The old road of Baima Snow Mountain has beautiful scenery, but it is in disrepair and has poor road conditions, posing certain risks. The journey is more than five times longer than the new road. Although the new road does not offer much scenery, it has better road conditions, a shorter journey, and is safer.
• Due to the high altitude of Baima Snow Mountain Pass, it is windy, so be sure to keep warm and prevent altitude sickness.
7. Food recommendations:
• Local specialties such as stone pot fish, Mosuo baba, butter tea, Sulima wine, roadside grilled sausages, and grilled silver fish are not to be missed.