Sequoia National Park Guide | The Nation's Christmas Tree

🌲 Discovering Sequoia National Park Sequoia National Park is located in southern California, home to the world's largest trees, General Sherman, standing at 80 meters tall and living for over 3000 years! Imagine, while our ancestors were in the Bronze Age 3000 years ago, this giant tree was already towering here! Isn't that super impressive? 😲 This place is definitely a paradise for friends who love hiking, camping, and exploring! ☁️ Tips for Visiting in Autumn and Winter 1️⃣ If you come in November or December, there is almost no snow, but the temperature will be very low! Remember to dress warmly! 🧣🧤 2️⃣ The mountain roads here are winding, so you need to have good driving skills! Beginners, please be extra careful! 🚗 3️⃣ Vehicle choice: Four-wheel drive vehicles have no problem. For two-wheel drive vehicles, the park requires snow chains to be prepared in the car. 4️⃣ About snow chains: There are places to rent snow chains in the nearby town of Three Rivers, but the price is not cheap, 50 dollars a day! It is recommended that friends rent or buy a set in advance elsewhere to save money and hassle! 💰 🏃 Must-Visit Attractions Sequoia National Park is divided into the southeastern Gerneral Sherman Tree area and the northwestern Kings Canyon area. Southeast attractions recommended: - General Sherman Tree: A must-visit! There are also many great trails around to explore and see other unique giant sequoias. - Crescent Meadow - Moro Rock: Highly recommended! It is suggested to go before sunset for a breathtakingly beautiful sunset. - Tunnel Log & Tunnel Rock: Popular photo spots, don't miss out! Northwest attractions highlights: - General Grant Tree: Named 'The Nation's Christmas Tree' by Congress, the second-largest sequoia. - Big Stump: A uniquely characteristic large tree stump.