Dagu Glacier.

The weather was great that day, with blue skies and white clouds over the glacier. We arrived at around noon and spent four hours there. It was really amazing to see it. If you haven't been to a glacier before, I think you should go. It's very different from ordinary snow-capped mountains and ice lakes. Although I was a little worried after reading the guide that there were no ice caves and you couldn't get close, it was still worth it when we got there. There was a lot of ice melting when we arrived. You can't get close to the large ice walls. We even walked to the back of a large ice wall, but we couldn't get close. There was a warning line around it, so we could only watch from a distance. If you don't rent crampons, you should try to walk on the snow, as the ice is very slippery. Be careful when walking and don't walk on small hills that no one has walked on. We tried to take a shortcut and walked up a small hill. The snow was so thick that we couldn't see that it was hollow underneath. One of us fell in and fell over. It was quite dangerous, so be careful when you're playing. On the way back, we walked to a small iceberg near the shore. You can get close to it and climb up to play. We played there for a long time and took a lot of photos. So you can go to the ice walls that you can get close to. You don't have to go to the large ice walls.