Laigu Glacier Is The Collective Name Of A Group Of Glaciers In Tibet Royalty-Free Stock Photo

Laigu Glacier is the collective name of a group of glaciers, located in the territory of Ranwu Town, Basu County, Qamdo Region, Tibet, close to Ranwu Lake, is the source of Palung Zangbo, ice and snow melt water flows into Ranwu Lake, the lakeside is dense primeval forest, and there are many primitive Tibetan villages, including Meixi, Yalong, Ruojiao, Dongga, Xiongjia and Niuma Glacier, the glacier group Yalong Glacier is the most spectacular. The Yalong Glacier is 12 kilometers long, extending from the main peak of Gangrigab Mountain at an altitude of 6,606 meters to Gangrigab Lake at an altitude of 4 kilometers [1] Climatically, it is located in the main channel of the India Ocean monsoon to the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, with sufficient precipitation, which is conducive to the development of glaciers and belongs to marine glaciers.