Driving in China on Xinjiang Tibet Highway - Kudi to Mazha | 4K HDR

Driving on the highest highway of the world - The Xinjiang-Tibet Highway, also known as the G219 China National Highway, part.1 of driving from Kudi to 30 Miles Barracks - Kudi to Mazha. (4K HDR Dolby Vision) Xinjiang-Tibet Highway, traditionally refers to National Highway 219 (while the central section of National Highway 216 is called the second line of Xinjiang-Tibet Highway), it starts from the zero-kilometer stele in Yecheng County, Kashgar, Xinjiang in the north, and ends in Lazi County, Shigatse, Tibet in the south. The 2,140-kilometer stele in Wuxiang is where the China-Nepal Highway section of National Highway 318 intersects, also known as Yela Highway. You can go to Lhasa instead of going from Urumqi to Lhasa, which is an important route to Tibet. The average altitude of this highway is more than 4500 meters, and the annual average temperature is -9°C. Along the way, there are 5 mountains above 5,000 meters, 16 icebergs (or mountain passes), and 44 glaciers. It is the highest difficult