Disconnected from the world for 3 hours | Got the trekking in Laigu Glacier, Tibet

| Got the trekking in Laigu Glacier, Tibet.🏔️ Speaking from the heart: I'm a 23-year-old woman with no regular exercise and good health The whole trek took about 3 hours I was a bit altitude sick and rode a horse when I left the scenic area It takes at most 10 minutes to walk from the entrance of the scenic area to the ice lake Whether to ride a horse or not depends on personal physical strength. If you have altitude sickness, it is recommended to ride a horse Ice claws are not necessary, and it is not recommended to go to dangerous places But if you don't have anti-slip climbing shoes, it is recommended to bring ice claws Make sure to eat and dress warmly before entering the scenic area, and go to the toilet Try not to use the toilet in the wild in the scenic area, and don't litter at will Respect and be alert to nature, admit your insignificance Otherwise, you may lose contact with the world at any minute · It is only recommended to go to Laigu when the lake freezes in January-February each year There is no need to go at other times Check the local weather forecast before you go, and don't go in extreme weather It is also not recommended to go when the temperature is very high in winter, as melting ice is very dangerous · For friends who have less trekking experience and want to see the glacier Laigu is the best choice, you can easily walk to the front of the glacier Because there are not many places in the world where you can experience it at such a close distance Although it is commercialized now and the tickets are a bit expensive But overall it is worth going