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Imagine a snow-capped peak so majestic it looks like it leapt straight out of a fantasy novel. That’s Yulong Snow Mountain in southwest China’s Yunnan Province—a natural wonder that’s *always* camera-ready.
Stretching 75 km and topping out at 5,596 meters, this icy giant wears its year-round snow like a glittering crown. The Naxi people, who’ve called this region home for centuries, see the mountain’s jagged ridges as a celestial silver dragon—hence its poetic name: Yulong, or ‘Jade Dragon.’
Pro tip for adventurers: The snow line starts around 4,800 meters, so pack your oxygen if you’re hiking! Whether you’re here for jaw-dropping views or cultural connections, this dragon-shaped marvel delivers. Ready to add this to your bucket list?
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That’s Yulong Snow Mountain in southwest China’s Yunnan Province—a natural wonder that’s *always* camera-ready. 
The Naxi people, who’ve called this region home for centuries, see the mountain’s jagged ridges as a celestial silver dragon—hence its poetic name: Yulong, or ‘Jade Dragon.’ 
Whether you’re here for jaw-dropping views 
or cultural connections, this dragon-shaped marvel delivers. Ready to add this to your bucket list? 
