LHW → LXA

Kunlun Mountain Range

Fly parallel to the snow-capped spine of the 'Father of Mountains,' showcasing eternal glaciers and jagged 6,000m+ peaks.

Hoh Xil Wilderness

Look down upon the vast, uninhabited brown and gold plains of the Qiangtang, a UNESCO world heritage site known as 'No Man's Land'.

Namtso Lake

One of Tibet's most sacred and beautiful saltwater lakes, appearing as a brilliant turquoise jewel against the Nyenchen Tanglha mountains.

Tanggula Pass

Cross the high-altitude divide where the air is thin and the terrain is dominated by massive ice caps and frozen rivers.

Mount Geladandong

On clear days, see the highest peak in the Tanggula Mountains and the source of the Yangtze River.

Loess Plateau Terraces

Observe the intricate agricultural terracing and yellow silt hills characteristic of the Lanzhou region shortly after takeoff.

Bayan Har Mountains

Cross over the rugged peaks that form the watershed between the Yellow and Yangtze River systems.

Yarlung Tsangpo River

Spectacular views of the braided river channels and massive sand dunes as the plane follows the valley into Lhasa.

Lhasa Valley Settlements

Glimpse traditional Tibetan villages and monasteries nestled in the high-altitude valleys during the final approach.