Do you need tickets for the Eye of Gurney?

1. Do you want tickets for the Eye of Gnea?

Fairy scenic spot is in an undeveloped state, so tickets are not needed. Local tour guides are the same as renting horses, about 70-80 yuan/horse/day.

July and August are the best tourist season and rainy season in Nie. Choose this season, you can see the wild flowers all over the mountains like brilliant flowers, the most abundant of which is all kinds of Pedicularis. The plants are tall and colorful, like a botanical museum, but the weather is mostly rainy and sometimes foggy, so the probability of seeing Nie Zhufeng is very small.

Autumn is the golden season for hiking in Gnea, with pure sky, golden grass, green water and colorful forests full of slopes. The prosperity that has been brewing for a year is presented at this moment. The spirit of winter has a unique charm, and the holy water of that mountain will be your lifelong memory.

Experts have given two explanations about the cause of Gurney. Eyes. The first is when the vast piedmont ice water accumulation plain was formed, and there was an ice core under Gurney's eyes. After many times of frost heaving, the ice core is getting bigger and bigger. Later, the ambient temperature rose, the ice melted, and the ground sank, forming an approximately circular pit. Another possibility is related to sediment deposition. At the beginning of its formation, a large amount of sand was deposited at the position of Gu Ni Eye, and the permeability of sand would be much stronger than the surrounding silt. When the groundwater arrives here, it will leak along the sand, and at the same time, it will bring the surrounding fine sand deep underground, and over time it will form a circular negative terrain. At the same time, silt has poor permeability and high capillary, which can well keep soil moisture and preserve lake water.

Experts have given two explanations about the cause of Gurney. Eyes.

The first is when the vast piedmont ice water accumulation plain was formed, and there was an ice core under Gurney's eyes. After many times of frost heaving, the ice core is getting bigger and bigger. Later, the ambient temperature rose, the ice melted, and the ground sank, forming an approximately circular pit.

Another possibility is related to sediment deposition. At the beginning of its formation, a large amount of sand was deposited at the position of Gu Ni Eye, and the permeability of sand would be much stronger than the surrounding silt. When the groundwater arrives here, it will leak along the sand, and at the same time, it will bring the surrounding fine sand deep underground, and over time it will form a circular negative terrain. At the same time, silt has poor permeability and high capillary, which can well keep soil moisture and preserve lake water.

2. How did the Eye of Niya get in?

The first is when the vast piedmont ice water accumulation plain was formed, and there was an ice core under Gurney's eyes. After many times of frost heaving, the ice core is getting bigger and bigger. Later, the ambient temperature rose, the ice melted, and the ground sank, forming an approximately circular pit.

Another possibility is related to sediment deposition. At the beginning of its formation, a large amount of sand was deposited at the position of Gu Ni Eye, and the permeability of sand would be much stronger than the surrounding silt. When the groundwater arrives here, it will leak along the sand, and at the same time, it will bring the surrounding fine sand deep underground, and over time it will form a circular negative terrain. At the same time, silt has poor permeability and high capillary, which can well keep soil moisture and preserve lake water.

3. Can I get there by car from the Eye of Gnea?

The Eye of Gurney has water in August.

The Eye of Nie is located on Nie Mountain in Litang County, Ganzi Prefecture, Sichuan Province. Why is it called a gurney? Because it is like a tear on the surface of the earth. Located on the Sichuan-Tibet line, Nieshan is a very suitable place for road trip. Nie's eyes are a pond with a diameter of only tens of meters. Around this pond, there are aquatic plants, just like the pupils of eyes, which can be seen thoroughly.

Experts have given two explanations about the cause of Gurney. Eyes. The first is when the vast piedmont ice water accumulation plain was formed, and there was an ice core under Gurney's eyes. After many times of frost heaving, the ice core is getting bigger and bigger. Later, the ambient temperature rose, the ice melted, and the ground sank, forming an approximately circular pit. Another possibility is related to sediment deposition. At the beginning of its formation, a large amount of sand was deposited at the position of Gu Ni Eye, and the permeability of sand would be much stronger than the surrounding silt. When the groundwater arrives here, it will leak along the sand, and at the same time, it will bring the surrounding fine sand deep underground, and over time it will form a circular negative terrain. At the same time, silt has poor permeability and high capillary, which can well keep soil moisture and preserve lake water.

4. Does 4.Gnea Eye charge?

SEye the Elf is just a puddle, surrounded by snow-capped mountains and grass slopes, bearing the melting water and natural rainfall of the snow-capped mountains and forming a pond in a low-lying place. From a distance, it looks like an eye, pitching between heaven and earth. Located in Gene Town, Litang County, Ganzi Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province.