Reach for the sky, see the world

• Best time to travel: • Autumn (September to November): This is the most beautiful season in Jiuzhai Valley, where colorful leaves complement the azure lakes, making you feel like you're in a fairy tale world. • Recommended attractions: • Five Flower Lake: An iconic attraction in Jiuzhai Valley, with crystal-clear water and vibrant colors, it's a paradise for photographers. • Long Lake: The largest and deepest lake in Jiuzhai Valley, with deep blue water surrounded by snow-capped mountains, it offers magnificent scenery. • Nuorilang Waterfall: The widest calcium waterfall in China, with a roaring sound and majestic momentum. • Precautions: • Altitude sickness: Jiuzhai Valley is located in a plateau area, and some visitors may experience altitude sickness. It is recommended to take anti-altitude sickness medicine in advance and pay attention to rest. • Sun protection: Jiuzhai Valley has strong sunlight and ultraviolet rays, so be sure to take sun protection measures, such as bringing sunscreen, a sun hat, and sunglasses. • Clothing suggestions: Jiuzhai Valley has a large temperature difference between day and night, so it is recommended to bring warm clothes and comfortable hiking shoes. • Food recommendations: • Tibetan Hot Pot: Featuring yak meat and mutton, along with various vegetables and mushrooms, the delicious soup base makes it a great choice for experiencing Tibetan flavors. • Butter tea: A traditional Tibetan drink, it is fragrant and delicious, and can alleviate the discomfort of altitude sickness. • Accommodation suggestions: • Near the valley entrance: Convenient transportation and diverse choices, ranging from budget-friendly hotels to high-end guesthouses.