Tibet Tour from Shangri-La in Four Seasons

The Shangri-La means "sun and moon in the heart". It is so mysterious and attractive to many travelers, just as Tibet. If you have Tibet tour from Shangri-La in different seasons, you will view different scenery and have different experiences.

Tibet Tour from Shangri–La in Spring

The end of spring (from May to June) is the best time to enjoy the azalea, yak and alpine meadow of Shangri-La. You can image the scene that blooming azalea over mountains under the clear blue sky and warm sunshine will be how vigorous and beautiful.

Tibet Tour from Shangri-La in Summer

During the period from July to August, the various flowers in the Potala National Park are in full bloom. The park decorated by various flowers will give people the feelings of vitality and vigor. The fog and clouds around the snow covered peaks are like the white Hada around the neck of Gods. The gaps of mountains are covered by verdant and flourishing tress. The thick and strong original woods, just like straight sharp swords, penetrate into sky.

Tibet Tour from Shangri-La in Autumn

The period from September to October is the best time to enjoy the blooming euphorbia flower and amazing autumn scenery of Shangri-La. The yellow euphorbia flowers, red androsacis, purple erigeron chrysanthemum, white pasqueflowers and blue radix gentianae make this plateau present out rich autumn atomosphere.

Tibet Tour from Shangri-La in Winter

The winter after October is the ideal season to enjoy the Meli Snow Mountain. The best time to view the Meli Snow Mountain is after the end of October when the weather is fine and air is pure. Due to the high transparency, the main peak is often visible. But it also depends on luck. In general, it is easier to view the Meli Snow Mountain in the morning when the sun just rises up.

The climate of Meli Snow Mountain is changeable. The chance of viewing the Kawa Boge Peak is rare. The best time to view the Kawa Boge Peak is from 8 o'clock to 9 o'clock when you may see a strip of clouds under the snow covered peak. It is named "Kawa Boge presents Hada" by local Tibetans. With the sun rising up, the strip of clouds will gradually rise up. In the noon, the strip of clouds will float over the peak. That's named "Kawa Boge hold umbrella". This scene is rarely seen. It is said by Tibetans that only the right people have this opportunity.