Jiuzhaigou National Park Guide

Jiuzhaigou Natinal Park is full of picturesque scenery of green lakes, waterfalls, snow-capped mountains, forests and wild animal and plant reserves. The city was admitted by UNESO into the World Natural Heritages in 1992, the World Biosphere Reserve in 1997, and is also certified as sustainable by Green Globe 21. The name of the city originated from nine Tibetan villages scattered throughout the valley. Jiuzhaigou covers a total area of 280 square miles, endowed with snow-capped mountains, layered waterfalls, pristine lakes, and lush forests, with elevation ranging from 6,000 to 16,000 feet. The city is one of the few places where you can see the giant panda in its natural habitat and the golden monkey.

Jiuzhaigou Natinal Park is all about seeing.The colours of its lakes, trees and mountains are breathtaking and defy adequate description. The altitude changes within the valley to create continual variations of flora, which give each lake and waterfall a unique quality. Jiuzhaigou has several Tibetan settlements. Scattered throughout the region are Tibetan prayer wheels and scripture banners, Jiuzhaigou offers alpine sceneries reminiscient of Banff-Jasper National Park in Canada. But the scenes seem to be more compacted. Jiuzhaigou offered a welcome relief from smog-filled Chengu. The smog over Chengdu was clearly visible coming back from Jiuzhaigou.

Some of the main attractions in the Jiuzhaigou National Park in China are: the Penjinghai Lake or "Miniature Landscape Lake", the Huohahai or "sparkling Lake", the Magic Mirror Cliff, the Long Lake, the Shuzheng Group of Lakes, the Nuorilang waterfalls, the Pearl Shoal, the Luweihai or "Reed Marshes", the Panda Lake Waterfall, the Swan Lake, the Hanging Dagger Spring, the Five Color Pool and the Wuhua Hai or "Five Flower Lake".
How to travel in Jiuzhaigou National Park, here are some guide information. The detail is following:
Address: Zhangzha Town ,Jiuzhaigou County, Sichuan
Admission Fee: CNY 80
Opening hours: 07:00 a.m-18:00 p.m
Contact Hotline: 86 837 7739777

• Jiuzhaigou National Park
• Huanglong Valley