When is the best time to visit Mugecuo?

Mugecuo is one of the largest alpine lakes in northwest Sichuan. It is a scenic and folk custom sightseeing area for viewing snow-capped mountains, grasslands, virgin forests, azaleas and Tibetan herdsmen’s customs. So what is the best place to visit in Mugecuo? When is the best time to travel to Mugecuo?

The best time to travel to Mugecuo

Mugecuo has its own beauty throughout the year, so it is the best time to travel. From January to March, icebergs visit the Mugecuo Snow World in Kangding. The weather is cold and the hot springs are hot. Soaking your feet is so refreshing. From April to June, Kangding Mugecuo

The azaleas are the most exciting, the snow-capped mountains are still good, the holy lake lacks mountain scenery, and the water in the medicinal pond is too hot. From June to August, Kangding Mugecuo is full of spring, and the grassland has woken up. From September to December, the Mugecuo Holy Lake in Kangding is like amber, the beaches are golden, the forests are dyed pink and white, and the emerald sea is seven colors.

Mugecuo Feng is a national AAAA-level tourist attraction, a World Natural Heritage nominated site, and a national key scenic spot. The scenic area covers an area of ??about 350 square kilometers and consists of Dujuan Gorge, Fangcaoping, Seven Color Sea, and Medicine Pool. It consists of six scenic spots: Mugecuo Spring, Mugecuo (Savage Sea) and Red Sea Grassland. There are many other alpine lakes and hot springs nearby, and the primeval forest, grassland and snow-capped mountain landscapes blend with each other.

In addition to mountain scenery such as "Crouching Tiger Viewing the Moon" and "Stone Buddha Zhenhai", you can also enjoy "Double Mist Falling into the Sea" and "Double Mists Falling into the Sea" at different times in each season. You can enjoy sand bathing and sunbathing on the Pearl Beach on the seaside, including "Muge Sunset", "Muge Morning Sun", "Muge Tide", waterfalls and flying springs, and other wonderful sights of clouds, clouds, fog and water.