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Jiuzhaigou is located in northern Sichuan Province, China, and is named after nine Tibetan villages. The valley is covered with primeval forests and dotted with 108 lakes, earning it the reputation of a "fairytale world." Its main scenic spots are concentrated in the three valleys of Shuzheng, Rize, and Zechawa.
Water is the sole master of Jiuzhaigou. It has three forms: the stillness of the lakes, the movement of the waterfalls, and the liveliness of the streams.
This is the first time you'll see "Jiuzhaigou Blue." It's not a reflection of the sky, but light shining through the water itself from its depths—a blue that lies between gemstones and dreams. The water is so clear it's almost nonexistent. Driftwood, travertine, and colorful stones dozens of meters below are all clearly visible, yet because of this unreal blue, everything seems to float in a transparent dream. Hence the saying, "After seeing Jiuzhaigou, you won't want to see any other water."
The valley is also dotted with waterfalls, such as Nuorilang Waterfall and Pearl Shoal Waterfall, which are magnificent and their roar echoes through the valley. In addition, Jiuzhaigou boasts rich biological resources and is a habitat for many rare plants and animals.
The scenery varies greatly with the seasons: spring brings blooming wildflowers, summer brings lush greenery, autumn brings colorful forests, and winter brings a silver-clad world, each a picturesque scene.