I went down to the pasture, and someone asked me if I saw the ice cave.

Travel guide for Nise La Gu Pass: Hiking route • Start from Upper Yubeng Village, pass through the sea buckthorn forest and Xiaonongqu River, reach Nise River Pasture, and finally reach Nise La Gu Pass. The whole journey is about 8.3 km, with an elevation gain of about 1,500 m. Equipment list • Windbreaker, quick-drying clothes and pants, non-slip and breathable hiking shoes, shoe covers, knee pads, trekking poles, climbing gloves, headlamp, ice sleeves, magic scarf, sun hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, crampons, snow covers, power bank, first aid medicine, etc. Notes • Pay attention to the weather, download offline maps, and avoid having no network during the hike. • Nise Line is a niche route, and you may not meet many people on the day of the hike. It is recommended to travel with a companion. • Generally, people return after reaching the cabin on Nise Line. There are no supply points along the way, so bring enough food and drink before you go. • Protect nature, do not litter, and carry a trash bag with you. Hiking summary • Leave the inn at 8:00 am. The starting section is the same as the Ice Lake route. After passing Xiaonongqu River, turn left to Nise Line. There is a fork in the road at Nise River Pasture, with the left side leading to Nise La Gu Pass and the right side leading to the ice cave. Return to the inn at 5:00 pm. Nearby attractions • There is an ice cave near Nise La Gu Pass, but it is not easy to find. It is recommended to find the location before departure. • There are no supply points along Nise Line, so bring enough food and drink before you go. Other tips • The road to Nise La Gu Pass is covered with ice and snow in winter, so you need to wear crampons. • Compared with other routes in Yubeng, Nise Line is a niche route, and you may not meet many people on the day of the hike. I hope this guide can help you better plan your trip to Nise La Gu Pass and enjoy the fun of hiking.