They set off early in the morning. Although they spent over two hours finding the hot spring and having Liu Li tag along, it was still quite early, not even noon.
In April, Batang's climate isn't very warm yet. Despite its altitude being much lower than places deep within Tibet—about 2500 meters—it's still significantly higher compared to plains.
However, the cooler climate actually makes soaking in the hot spring more comfortable.
This altitude isn't considered very high, well within the range most people can endure.
The surroundings here are extremely tranquil, with the hot spring being somewhat hidden away and challenging to reach. Even local natives who frequent the area seldom find it here, giving it a sense of wild, primal nature from inside out.
The warm spring waters are rich in minerals and trace elements; soaking for a while, Li Younan feels extremely comfortable, although sweat beads are still forming on his forehead.
