Winter Snow Viewing Spots in Western Sichuan from November to February!

The snow scenery in Western Sichuan is truly breathtaking 🏔️ More cost-effective than heading north, every snap looks like a masterpiece ✨ Keep this winter-exclusive guide handy, grab your besties, and go straight for it! ———————— Day 1️⃣: Chengdu → Naizi Valley → Bipenggou → Heishui County Depart from Chengdu, enjoy the scenery of Western Sichuan along the way with stops as you please. Arrive and explore Naizi Valley (primeval forest, streams, Tibetan villages, sea of trees). Head to and tour Bipenggou (snow mountains, lakes, forests, waterfalls). Arrive at Heishui County/Yangronghade, check into a Tibetan-style hotel. Day 2️⃣: Dagu Glacier → Return to Chengdu Head to Dagu Glacier. Take the aerial cable car to tour the glacier, snow mountains, and the glacier café. Start the journey back to Chengdu with flexible stops along the way. Arrive in Chengdu, end of the trip. ———————— 🌟 Recommended Highlights: ❶ Bipenggou · Autumn Fairy Tale Snow-capped mountains as the backdrop, colorful forests as the scenery, stroll between primeval forests and lakes, experience the unique tranquility and brilliance of Western Sichuan, as if stepping into a secret realm in a painting. ❷ Naizi Valley · Eighty-Mile Colorful Forest Gallery Drive through the "largest colorful forest area in Asia," with layers of forests dyed in colors along the way, dappled light creating a visual feast at every glance, every step a flowing landscape. ❸ Dagu Glacier · The World’s Highest Cable Car Journey Ride the cable car at 4,860 meters altitude, overlooking the endless snow mountains and sea of clouds; visit the "world’s loneliest café," enjoy a warm drink atop the ice and snow, face to face with a billion-year-old glacier, completing a physical and spiritual ascent. ⚠️ Notes: 1. Prevent altitude sickness: move slowly, avoid running or jumping. Bring headache medicine, glucose, oxygen bottles (available locally). Try not to bathe on the first night. 2. Dress properly: use three layers (inner quick-dry, middle warm, outer windproof). Sunglasses, hat, and sunscreen (SPF50+) are must-haves. Shoes should be slip-resistant. 3. Bring ID: ID card is essential; bring any discount cards if you have them. 4. Pre-trip confirmation: · Confirm the opening status of scenic spots and weather again. · Weather on the plateau is changeable; carry rain gear (raincoat preferred). · Bring some high-calorie snacks and commonly used items.