How is the road condition to Zhagana? Can I go by car?

The road to Zhagana is indeed not good and very bumpy, but it is still worth going for the beautiful scenery. This is the second time I have gone there. The first time it rained, the road was even bumpier. It was slippery. I went this time. Starting from Langmusi, the first half was okay, but not the later part. I encountered two construction projects and it was allowed on one side. Nowadays, people are very capable in driving. Just calm down and it will be over in a while. , especially a tunnel, is relatively congested. However, the construction team has someone to direct the vehicles... It only takes 20 minutes at most ~ I just came back... the scenery is pretty good... 3

As from 2011 For those who have been to Zhagana seven or eight times since the beginning of this year, and have been there only once last week, my answer should be of most reference value. You can go there with confidence in a car.

The dozens of kilometers from Hongxing Township in Zoige (direction to Langmusi) to Zhagana are under road upgrading and reconstruction construction. It is recommended to stop the construction after get off work at noon or pass after get off work in the evening. The road from Diebu at the junction of Sichuan and Gansu to Zhagana Scenic Area is in good condition. Although it is a car, it is strongly recommended to follow the county road (x412) in the village through Daiba Village and go straight for more than 20 kilometers to Xiawuka Observation Deck (timber inspection station) and then return. This is the road that crosses to Zhuoni The scenery on the scenic road is several times more beautiful than in Shicheng, but you don’t need to go through it, just turn back to Xiawuka, and cars can go there.

Pictures 1 and 5 are Xiawuka Observation Deck

Speaking of Zhagana, when we went to Gannan after the National Day in 2018, our goal was to go to Zhagana. However, the road to Zhagana has been under construction (I just read other friends’ replies that the road is still not repaired). The weather was not bad the day before, but it was already past 5 o’clock when we arrived in Zhagana. The conductor's attitude was particularly bad. We gave him 100 yuan and asked him to find change himself. WeChat and Alipay didn't accept the money. Anyway, it was very unpleasant. As a result, it rained that night. By the next morning, it was too dangerous to drive on the muddy road, especially when driving to the top viewing point. It was slippery all the way. Be careful. Due to the rainy weather and the encounter the day before, The arrival was not pleasant, we drove to the highest point and then came down, so we left Zhagana hastily. Cars were able to pass it last year, and I think it will be no problem this year. The road condition is mainly due to the poor construction of the road to Zhagana.

We just came back and couldn’t walk from Langmusi to Zhagana because the road was too bad.

Today, 2018 08 18, I came from Langmusi at 8:30 in the morning and wanted to take a detour from Huahu. However, I still took the road construction section and walked for 3 hours. It was not easy to walk and the sky was dusty. I had to use double flash, but I came here< /p>

Take the path to Huahu. The road is in good condition, but a bit narrow.

You can come from the direction of Lazikou, or you can come from the path of Huahu! The road condition from Langmusi to Zhagana is so bad! I just came from Huahu the day before yesterday and was going back from Lazikou!

You can go. I went there in June last year, from Zhouqu County to Ruoergai County, passing through Zhagana on the way. Most of the roads are good. Road construction started soon after reaching Zhagana, and it was bumpy. It's awesome, but it doesn't affect traffic. My 1.5 Bora didn't have any support even once, and I didn't have any trouble except that the wheels were covered in mud!

The road from Rum Temple to Zhagana is not easy to walk. The road from Lazikou to Zhagana is very good. It’s better to go after mid-May, as the leaves and grass are not green now.

You can go, but there are more than 60 kilometers of roads under construction. Cars can pass slowly. It is estimated that it will take three to four hours. I just walked through it on August 14.