Breathtaking View of 20 Meters “Great Wall of Snow”

Here is the Breathtaking view of the “great wall of snow” which is of 20 meters in height. Corridor “Yukina-Otani” in Japan “cut through” the thick wall of snow. Digging of the road will begin in April and May. this happens every year but it  is very attractive and interesting part of nature. have a look…

1. Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route – a very interesting point of interest 90 km in length. The route passes through a 3000-meter north-Alpine mountains, the so-called “Roof of Japan” connects Toyama and Shinano Omachi. You can enjoy this place from the train, bus, trolley bus, cable car.

Breathtaking View of 20 Meters "Great Wall of Snow" (1)  2. From the opening lines of the movement in 1971, Tateyama has evolved from a remote location in one of the best attractions that every year millions of tourists visit.

Breathtaking View of 20 Meters "Great Wall of Snow" (2)  3.  Murod is one of the places in the world where snow falls the most, on average, it reaches to 7 meters.

Breathtaking View of 20 Meters "Great Wall of Snow" (3)  4. Snow fully covered Otani, a 5-minute walk from the station Murod, sometimes it reach over 20 meters.

Breathtaking View of 20 Meters "Great Wall of Snow" (4)  5. The famous “snow wall” formed by the heavy snow, pasture, and 500-meter high snow corridor is open to tourists since mid-April to late May.

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  • This looks so similar to the Zojila Pass on the way to Ladakh from Himachal Pradesh, India. :))

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    with intention,
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  • Fantastic :)) its amazing it can fall that much snow in one season?!
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