Namjagbarwa Peak | Nine out of ten people don't encounter it, you are the luckiest

⛰️ Namjagbarwa Peak looks like a sleeping beauty from a distance! It is often hidden in the clouds and mist, and being able to see its true face is also our greatest fortune! 📸 The best photography spots for Namjagbarwa 1. Suosong Village Viewing Platform: The village under the sunlit golden mountain is quiet and mysterious; 2. Sejila Mountain Viewing Platform: This place is exceptional for photographing Namjagbarwa Peak, as the mountain in front blocks less of the view, but there are usually more people; 3. Zhibai Village: Looking up at the 7782-meter Namjagbarwa from the village at an altitude of only 2600 meters, it is difficult to see the whole picture because the shooting angle is looking up; 4. Namjagbarwa Peak Base Camp: This is the best spot to view the peaks of Namjagbarwa and the rapids and dangerous shoals of the Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon. 🌻 The best photography seasons: December-February: The lighting is better, and there is a higher chance of capturing the sunlit golden mountain; March-April: The peach blossoms in Linzhi are in full bloom, making people linger; June-August: The highland wildflowers bloom all over the mountains, and natural phenomena like rainbows may appear after the rain; September: It is the transition time from summer to autumn in the Namjagbarwa mountain area, the weather is relatively stable, and it is the season to view the snow-capped mountains; October-November: The scenery is beautiful, the weather is stable, it may occasionally snow, the mountain forests are dyed in layers, and the colorful forests and snow-capped mountains are all in sight, suitable for watching the sunset of Namjagbarwa. 💕 When going to the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, to Linzhi, you must visit Suosong Village to see the 'Father of all Tibetan Mountains'--Namjagbarwa. 🍃🍃 👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇 👉 Altitude sickness is an unavoidable topic when entering Tibet ➊ At an altitude of about 2700 meters, altitude sickness may occur; ➋ Rapidly reaching areas above 3500 meters (such as Lhasa), up to 75% of people will experience altitude sickness; ➌ Taking the train into Tibet can help better adapt to the highland climate, and the scenery along the way is also super beautiful (and much cheaper than a plane ticket); ➍ You may not feel obvious altitude sickness upon first entering Tibet, but it often becomes more noticeable at night. ⚠️⚠️⚠️ Definitely pay attention to altitude sickness, eat more fruits and drink more water, and try not to take a bath during the first two days after arriving in Tibet.