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10 hours

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Apa yang termasuk?
    • Private vehicle with pickup/dropoff
    • Customized itinerary
    • English-speaking private guide (option)
    • French/German/Italian/Spanish/Russian guide (extra fee)
    • Malay/Indonesian/Thai/Vietnamese/Khmer guide (extra fee)
    Pengecualian
      • Jade Dragon Snow Mountain Admission & Cableways Tickets
      • Tips and gratuities
      • Meals and Beverages
      • Personal Expenses
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        ACCESSIBILITY & TOUR OPTIONS 

        Aether Tours offers customizable routes based on accessibility and fitness levels:

        • Most Accessible Areas (For All Travelers, Including Seniors & Families)
          • Blue Moon Valley (Lanyuegu) – Stunning turquoise lakes, flat walkways, and easy access via sightseeing bus.
          • Impression Lijiang Show – Zhang Yimou’s open-air performance at 3,100m altitude, seated viewing area.
          • Spruce Meadow (Yunshanping) – Accessible via a moderate cable car ride and a short boardwalk with breathtaking views.
          • Sightseeing Train Ride – A convenient option for exploring the lower scenic areas without excessive walking.


        • Moderate Accessibility (For Active Travelers & Light Hikers)
          • Glacier Park (4,680m altitude) – Requires a high-altitude cable car ride and walking up stairs at high elevations. Not recommended for those with heart, lung, or mobility issues.
          • Yak Meadow (3,600m altitude) – Less crowded, with easy walking trails and mild altitude challenges.


        • Not Wheelchair-Friendly Areas
          • Glacier Park Stairways – Requires significant uphill walking at high altitude.
          • Certain Hiking Trails – Uneven terrain and steep paths.

        BEST TIME TO VISIT

        • Spring (March–May) – Blooming flowers, pleasant weather.
        • Autumn (September–November) – Clear skies, golden landscapes.
        • Summer (June–August) – Beautiful but crowded & rainy, with occasional landslides.
        • Winter (December–February) – Stunning snowy scenery but very cold at higher altitudes.

        ALTITUDE & HEALTH CONSIDERATIONS

        • Snow mountain is located at a high altitude (up to 4,680 meters). Visitors may experience high altitude sickness; consult your doctor if you have any health concerns.
        • Not recommended for travelers with heart, lung, or severe asthma conditions.
        • Oxygen tanks available for rent at the scenic area entrance.
        • Take it slow – Allow time to adjust before engaging in strenuous activity.
        • Acclimatization in Kunming/Dali is recommended before the trip. This allows your body to adjust to a higher altitude gradually.
        • Moderate physical fitness is required.

        CROWD LEVELS & BEST VISITING TIMES

        • Early morning (before 9:00 AM) – Fewer crowds, better photos, and clearer skies.
        • Weekdays are quieter – Avoid weekends and Chinese public holidays (especially Golden Week in October and Lunar New Year).
        • Peak times (10:00 AM – 3:00 PM) – Expect long waits for cable cars and sightseeing buses.

        DINING & FOOD AVAILABILITY

        • Limited food options inside the scenic area – Mostly small snack stands and simple Chinese restaurants.
        • Best to eat breakfast before the tour and bring snacks for the day.
        • Yak Hotpot in Lijiang – A must-try local specialty for lunch or dinner after the tour.
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          CLOTHING & WEATHER PROTECTION

          • Layered Clothing - Temperatures vary from cool at the base to freezing at Glacier Park (4,680m).
          • Warm Winter Jacket - Even in summer, the high-altitude areas are cold.
          • Windproof & Waterproof Jacket - Essential for wind chill and sudden rain.
          • Gloves, Hat, Scarf - Necessary for Glacier Park, especially in winter.
          • Comfortable Hiking Shoes - Some areas have uneven terrain; sneakers or hiking boots are best.
          • Sunglasses - UV rays are intense, especially with snow glare at high altitudes.
          • Sunscreen (SPF 50+) - Prevents sunburn in high-altitude areas.

          Seasonal Tips:

          • Winter (Dec-Feb) -  Extra layers, thermal wear, and hand warmers.
          • Summer (June-Aug) - Light rain jacket and sun protection (UV rays are strong at high altitudes).

          HEALTH & SAFETY ITEMS

          • Water Bottle - Staying hydrated helps prevent altitude sickness.
          • Snacks (nuts, protein bars, chocolate) - Food options inside the scenic area are limited.
          • Lip Balm & Moisturizer - Dry mountain air can cause chapped lips and skin.
          • Hand Sanitizer & Tissues - Public restrooms may not have soap or toilet paper.
          • First Aid
            • Personal medication, including altitude sickness pills, if prescribed.
            • Small first-aid kit with bandages and pain relief tablets.