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Travel restrictions have almost entirely been lifted in the region, and Snowy Mtn Cafe in Xiahe re-opened in July with menu full of our old favorites, as well as a few new dishes. (Our Langmusi restaurant will be open in the Spring of 2010)
As of October 9th, 2009, Xiahe and Langmusi are back open for tourists. If anything changes, I will try to post the information here on this site!
See our articles below for alternative travel ideas. I personally find many of these areas to be more interesting than the usual visits to the Xiahe and Langmusi.
Feel free to contact me anytime for more info or check out my blog (http://snowymtn.blogspot.com). You'll need to use a proxy if you're in China.
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If you visit Xiahe, China (Labrang) and want to experience the best that this region has to offer, make sure to visit Snowy Mountain Cafe.
Not only do we serve quality Western and Local food, but we can provide you with the best travel info in town!
We are located on the 2nd floor of the building just to the left of the Overseas Tibetan Hotel.
If you can locate the Overseas Tibetan Hotel, then you should easily see our sign.
Feel free to write me with any travel questions that you might have.
I will do my best to respond to you as soon as possible.
Cheers,
Eugene
(0)1399-309-1241 (Cell)
We have spent tons of time and energy looking for the most beautiful, exciting, and least-visited places in this part of China.
The following travel articles are available for personal use only here at SnowyMtnCafe.com:
Dalijia Peak (3rd Picture - taken in the early evening in mid-winter)
Nangqen County (in Yushu Prefecture) (Top Right Picture - looking south from Nangqen Township in November)
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