3.1
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14.2 mi
DISTANCE
2,035 ft
GAINED
2.7 %
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markvandelaer
These are photos from Tiger Leaping Gorge till Shangri-La. There is more than 1 climb. After Baishutai there are 3 more climbs, the last one going probably higher than 3500 m since there are yaks. A long descends brings you to Shangri-La at an altitude of 3200 m. (Tour 2008 from Jinghong to Shangri-La).
Photo 1: Leaving Tiger Leaping Gorge.
Photo 2: On the way to Baishutai, background Haba Snow Mountains.
Photo 3: Yaks along the road.
Photo 4: The last and highest climb before descending to Shangri-La.
Photo 5: Dancing at the old square in Shangri-La.
