Jiuzhaigou Travel Guide When is the best time to go to Jiuzhaigou?

Jiuzhaigou is a very famous tourist destination. It has no cold winds in winter, cool summers, and a very pleasant climate. It also has unique Tibetan customs. Many friends are wondering when is the best time to travel? I I think tourism is a trip that can be taken at any time. As long as you want to go, it’s never too late. Different seasons have different beauties. Today I will introduce to you Jiuzhaigou in winter

Jiuzhaigou in winter There will be white snow flying, and sometimes the waterfall will turn into a spectacular ice waterfall. Everything has entered a quiet world, but the running water under the ice layer still makes a tinkling sound. In the sun, the still ice waterfall will reflect the faint sound. blue. Therefore, friends who love photography and nature are not willing to go only once, or only at one time.

The snow in Jiuzhai will never be absent. Surrounded by vegetation covered in heavy snow, snowflakes were flying as far as the eye could see. Probably only snow has the power to freeze time. No matter how many thousands of years have passed, the snow in Jiuzhaigou will always be so beautiful that people can't take their eyes off it and look around frequently.

Jiuzhai in winter is a colorful wonderland. The white snow on the top of the mountain in the distance, the dark brown rocks below the snow line, the red maple leaves halfway up the mountain, the green grass and trees on the horizon, plus the colorful sea and the blue sky and white clouds in the reflection.

It is best to bring some dry food with you when visiting the scenic area, as there are relatively few canteens in the scenic area.

The officially promoted "Six Wonders of Jiuzhaigou" actually cover the most dazzling scenery in all four seasons, including the green trees and flowers in mid-spring, the lakes and green mountains in mid-summer, the mountains and forests in golden autumn, and the ice-sculpted nature in mid-winter. Green lakes, cascading waterfalls, colorful forests, snow peaks, blue ice, and Tibetan feelings are known as the "Six Wonders of Jiuzhaigou".

Pearl Beach, Five Flower Sea, Five Color Pond... Everywhere is a scenery, and every step makes people want to jump into the embrace of winter. They are always here to guard Jiuzhaigou, creating beautiful memories for every traveler. Equipment list

Jiuzhaigou has a large altitude difference and a huge temperature difference between morning and evening. Even the actual temperature at the highest altitude point will be lower than the weather forecast, especially on cloudy and rainy days, with rainfall concentrated from July to September. But no matter what time of year you go, it is recommended to bring a jacket or cold-proof clothing to cope with the changing weather in the plateau area.

There are very long plank roads in Jiuzhaigou and Huanglong, and the water vapor in the scenic area is very heavy. It is recommended to wear a pair of comfortable, waterproof and non-slip shoes. Also, sun protection must be in place and don’t underestimate ultraviolet rays. Outfit suggestions

Clothing: Wear winter clothes from October to March of the following year. A three-piece suit of clothing is best (warm sweat-wicking underwear + fleece jacket + jacket + quick-drying underwear); spring and autumn clothes are worn from July to September, but a winter coat is required. Winter clothing is also required from March to June.

Shoes: Non-slip, waterproof and warm high-bonded hiking shoes (resolutely avoid wearing high heels), you can prepare hiking shoes and sports shoes.

Sun protection: sun hat, sunglasses, sunscreen (SPF5), sun umbrella, etc. Daily necessities

Wash and skin care: toothpaste, toothbrush, facial cleanser, toner, moisturizer, sunscreen, lip balm, hand cream.

Auxiliary tools: rain gear, wind oil, mosquito repellent. Standby medicines

Rhodiola rosea can be taken appropriately before traveling to prevent altitude sickness.

When traveling, you can bring some commonly used personal medicines (such as motion sickness medicine, gastrointestinal medicine, cold medicine, analgesics, etc.).

There is no need to carry more portable oxygen bottles, 1-2 bottles are enough.

If you are afraid of motion sickness, it is best to bring motion sickness medicine. The elderly and infirm should prepare commonly used medicines (such as: berberine, quick-acting cold capsules, Liushen Pills, Weisuping, chlorpheniramine, Chengyuning, toothache pills, Rendan, band-aids, nitroglycerin tablets, etc.), and worry Those suffering from hypoxia can also be equipped with small oxygen bottles (this item can be purchased in Chengdu). What to do about altitude sickness

When traveling to a plateau, most people will have more or less altitude sickness, especially those who are new to the plateau. This is very normal. As long as you are healthy, you can quickly adapt to the plateau climate, so you don't have to worry about it. However, people with high blood pressure, heart disease, blood diseases, vascular diseases, asthma, and other diseases that are not adapted to altitude should be cautious about entering the plateau.

The main symptoms of altitude sickness are headache, chest tightness, shortness of breath, vomiting, nausea, insomnia, etc. Generally speaking, the above symptoms will gradually reduce and disappear after 1-2 days. Keep warm and avoid common respiratory diseases such as colds and fevers before departure; conserve enough energy. The following methods can alleviate altitude sickness:

1. Moderate consumption of butter tea, dairy products and beef and mutton can enhance the ability to adapt to the plateau climate.

2. Prevent dryness and replenish water to increase the body's resistance.

3. Avoid running and strenuous exercise. Less running, less bathing, and deep breathing. If you feel a headache, walk more slowly. If you feel uncomfortable, you can take some oxygen.

4. Rhodiola rosea can also relieve symptoms and can be taken 2 days before entering the plateau area. Must-read TIPS before traveling

Smoking is prohibited in the scenic area. If you are found to be smoking, you will be fined 500 yuan. The only smoking area in the scenic area is at the Nuorilang Service Center.

You can buy unique local Qiang embroidery, Maowen apples and Tibetan handicrafts, such as Tibetan rings, Tibetan knives, Buddhist beads, etc. A specialty of alpine regions, yak meat is also a local specialty that many tourists compete to buy. It is also rich in precious medicinal materials such as caladium, cordyceps, and musk. Zanthoxylum bungeanum, bracken, fungus, etc. are also worth buying.

However, if you cannot distinguish the authenticity and quality of the product, it is recommended not to buy or buy less, improve your identification ability, and compare prices. It is strictly prohibited to feed small animals in the scenic area. Taboos in Tibetan areas

Tibetans are taboo against others touching their heads with their hands

Do not cross religious objects or braziers

When encountering pagodas, Mani piles or temples, etc. Facilities must be circled clockwise. Tibetans do not eat donkey meat, horse meat, dog meat, and fish in some areas.

When taking photos of monks, you need to ask for their consent. When taking photos in the temple, please do not interfere with the normal activities in the temple.