A glimpse of the sky in the lens of Tibetan adventure king

An abyss line at the bottom of the ice seam

Lao Wang explained: "We will soon reach the middle of the glacier, the largest ice waterfall, and there are many ice cracks in this area.

Due to the collapse of the main glacier and the distortion of the side of the glacier, a huge ice crack was found here. Now we're going in to have a look. What is the specific situation?

There is a mountain behind us, which is the glacier scratch stone (pointed by Lao Wang with a trekking stick). It's very smooth, and it's on our heads now. This is an avalanche (the camera is facing the ice hanging over our heads). On the left hand side, there is a snowy mountain, which often avalanches down. Now the altitude here is relatively low, and then it is not cold enough. This waterfall hasn't frozen yet, ah, this glacier! That's what he is. The snow falling from the mountain by an avalanche is accumulated and squeezed bit by bit below, which is formed after hundreds of years and thousands of years of changes. When he saw the hanging ice (Lao Wang slipped down, conveniently sat down, looked up at the ice above, and continued to explain), the snow falling from the avalanche was above and below, and it was getting tighter and tighter. That was all, this fish-scale white hard ice. Look down here. Lan Bing has been here for thousands of years. I saw this glacier for the first time, with such clear texture. God, it's just a crack from here. Hehehe! There shouldn't be many avalanches this season. Come down and explore, ok, take your time. ...