Back from Jiuzhaigou on May 29th – seriously, don't treat people like fools...

I've already been to Jiuzhaigou and taken all the bullets for you! Some always say the dry season isn't suitable for visiting Jiuzhaigou, but who said that? As someone who's been there, I must say avoiding crowds makes the experience absolutely magical! You can quietly admire Jiuzhaigou's scenery—it feels like having an entire fairyland to yourself~ When you actually stand on this land and gaze at the mountains and lakes, they sparkle like sapphires scattered across the earth 💎, dazzling and breathtaking. Every photo you take is bound to dominate your social feed. Here’s your dry season Jiuzhaigou guide—just follow it for a smooth and enjoyable trip! ☁ Weather & Outfits for May–June 🔹 Weather: Temperatures range from 5~25°C, with chilly mornings and evenings. It’s also the rainy season, so the weather can change suddenly—umbrella or raincoat 🌂 is a must unless you want to get soaked. 🔹 Outfits: Opt for a windbreaker or lightweight down jacket for warmth and practicality. Layer with spring/summer T-shirts, pair with long pants, and wear anti-slip sneakers for comfort and safety. Don’t forget sunglasses 🕶 and a sun hat for strong UV protection. For the ladies, pretty dresses or skirts are great, but consider leggings or long pants underneath for warmth and style. Bright-colored outfits make photos pop! ❣ Must-Visit Spots in Jiuzhaigou ✨ Must-see: - **Arrow Bamboo Lake (Must-visit ✔)**: Stunning views with snow-capped mountains and bamboo perfectly reflected on the lake—a natural masterpiece. - **Panda Lake (Must-visit ✔)**: If you’re lucky, you might spot playful otters here! - **Five-Flower Lake (Must-visit ✔)**: The colorful waters are a photographer’s paradise—every shot is a masterpiece. - **Pearl Shoal Waterfall (Must-visit ✔)**: Filming location for *Journey to the West*—standing here feels like stepping into the epic journey. - **Long Lake (Must-visit ✔)**: The vast serenity instantly washes away all worries. - **Rhinoceros Lake (Must-visit ✔)**: The mesmerizing Tiffany-blue waters are deep and mystical. - **Shuzheng Lakes (Must-visit ✔)**: A series of interconnected lakes—climb the viewing platform for a breathtaking panorama. - **Reed Lake (Must-visit ✔)**: Vibrant green reeds swaying in the wind, full of life and energy. ❌ Skip These: - **Primeval Forest (Skip ❌)**: A tiring 3km hike—not worth it if time/energy is limited. - **Mirror Lake (Skip ❌)**: Wind ruins the mirror-like reflections—hard to photograph well. - **Nuorilang Waterfall (Skip ❌)**: Low water volume in dry season diminishes its grandeur. - **Sparkling Lake (Skip ❌)**: Similarly unimpressive due to low water levels. - **Double Dragon Lake (Skip ❌)**: Requires a 2km hike to Reed Lake—too inconvenient. ⭕ Quick Stops: - **Five-Color Pond (Quick look ⭕)**: Minimal water in dry season—just a brief glance. - **Tiger Lake (Quick look ⭕)**: Slightly bluer than Rhinoceros Lake, but not a must-see.