JiuZhaigou Valley—九寨沟
As the
saying goes: You don't want to enjoy the beauty of other mountains after you
have paid a visit to Mount Huangshan, nor do you intend to experience the
wonder of any other scenic water when you have returned from Jiuzhaigou Valley.
Jiuzhaigou,
in Chinese is 九寨沟， (literally "Nine Village
Valley") takes its
name from the nine Tibetan villages along its length. It is known for its many
multi-level waterfalls, colorful lakes, and snow-capped peaks. Its elevation
ranges from 2,000 m
to 4,500 m.Jiuzhaigou
Valley was inscribed by UNESCO as a
World Heritage Site in 1992 and a World Biosphere Reserve in 1997. It belongs
to the category V (Protected Landscape) in the IUCN system of protected area
categorization. From the time you enter the Jiuzhaigou Valley
scenic area, you’ll start a journey in where you’ll talk to the water, sing
with the birds and dance with the waterfalls. All you need to do in Jiuzhaigou
is to forget everything, just relax, relax and relax…
Rhinoceros Lake, one of the Nuorilang lakes, and the second largest in the valley
Five Colour Pond, located in Zechawa
Valley—the water level being unusually low during a dry spell
The Nuorilang Falls are 320 metres wide, The
famous Chinese movie《The Adventures of Super Monkey》was
shot here.
Panorama of Shuzheng Village,
the busiest village in the valley.
I can not
use words to express how beautiful and amazing Jiuzhaigou is, She is waiting
for you to be discovered by yourself.
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