Bomi 🌏 🌱

#earthdayjourney We visited the stunning Ranwu Lake, where snow-capped mountains reflect perfectly on the turquoise water. It felt like time slowed down here. The area is still relatively untouched, and the community is making efforts to preserve its natural purity—plastic waste is discouraged, and tourism is kept at a sustainable pace. We walked along the shore, breathing in fresh alpine air and listening to birds echo through the valley. I would highly recommend this peaceful lake as a grounding Earth Day escape. 🏔️💙 📍 Ranwu Lake, Bomi County, Tibet Autonomous Region We explored Midui Glacier, one of the most accessible glaciers in Tibet. The walk to the glacier was like a journey through Earth’s story—lush forests, rushing rivers, and finally, a towering wall of ice. Local guides shared how climate change is slowly reshaping the glacier, and how sustainable practices like controlled access and eco-trails are helping reduce the human footprint. I would recommend this stop to anyone who wants to witness the raw beauty—and fragility—of our planet. 🧊🌱 📍 Midui Glacier, Bomi County, Tibet Autonomous Region We visited Peach Blossom Valley during the spring bloom, and the scenery was absolutely magical—pink blossoms stretched across the valley floor with snow peaks in the background. It was like walking through a living painting. What touched us was how the local farmers and ecotourism groups protect this beauty—no mass tourism, no heavy infrastructure, just simple, seasonal wonder. I would recommend visiting during Earth Day season to see how nature celebrates in full color. 🌸⛰️ 📍 Peach Blossom Valley, Bomi County, Tibet Autonomous Region