Imagine a place where snow glistens 365 days a year – even under the equatorial sun. 🌞❄️ Welcome to Yulong Snow Mountain, a 75-km-long marvel in southwest China's Yunnan Province that locals call “Heaven’s White Canvas.”
Rising like a silver dragon at 5,596 meters, this sacred range isn’t just a geological wonder – it’s the spiritual heart of the Naxi people. 🏔️✨ The peaks’ ever-present snowcap defies logic, with snow lines clinging stubbornly at 4,800 meters despite the region’s subtropical vibes.
This #LaborDay, adventurers are getting a front-row seat through CGTN’s livestream, showcasing spruce forests framing the mountain’s jewel-like ridges. For travelers and culture buffs: this is Mother Nature’s crown jewel, blending raw power with cultural mystique. 📸🌿
Why it slaps: The Naxi consider these peaks guardians of their traditions – a reminder that some landscapes aren’t just views, but living stories. 🎎⛩️ Whether you’re a snow-chaser, mythology nerd, or just here for the ’Gram-worthy shots, Yulong proves winter never takes a vacation. #JadeDragonAdventure
