Tuotuo River Review

The Luo River is the source of the Yangtze River, originating from the Gladandong Glacier, located in Tanggula Mountain Town, Haixi Prefecture, Qinghai, self-driving Qinghai-Tibet Highway to cross the first bridge of the Yangtze River, at an altitude of 4,700, and the scenery is good.

The Luo River is the source of the Yangtze River. Snow mountains along the second bank of the river, glaciers can be seen everywhere. The scenery is beautiful. The vegetation is sparse. The natural conditions are bad and the sunshine is too strong. You must pay attention to sun protection and high reaction when you go there. 400 kilometers from Golmud. You can take the train at Anduo Station of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway. Then take the bus to transfer.

The scene is huge, the momentum is magnificent, it is worth a visit!

The Luohe is located in Tanggula Mountain Town, Nanyu Golmud City, Qinghai Province, south of the Cocoa Xili Mountains. It from the Ganggendi glacier of the Gladandong Snow Mountain, is a small stream of some glaciers and ice buckets, when the water surface is only 3 meters wide, only 20 centimeters deep, and then flows north over a distance of more than 9 kilometers, under the Badong Mountain, the glacier of the GaChadi such as the Gangshan Snow Mountain is gathered. Melting water, after a valley about 15 kilometers long, continued north, divided into two small rivers 4 meters wide and 6 meters wide, there are many cobweb-like water in the valley on both sides of the river, here is the upper source of the river. At the exit of this valley, the valley suddenly cut down, forming a steep canyon about 5 kilometers long, up to more than 20 meters. After the intersection of many rivers, the river has formed a wide channel and the river is intertwined.

When the Weihe River originated from the Ganggendi glacier in the Gladandong Snow Mountain, it was a small stream formed by some glaciers and ice buckets, and then flowed north, and the glacier melted water was gathered under the Badong Mountain. There were many cobweb-like water in the valleys on both sides of the river.

Leaving Tibet, the source of the Yangtze River, but Tanggula Mountain Town is too dirty... It is all rotten roads, and the car must pay attention to the chassis.