The Best of Traveling in China: Jiuzhaigou in Eastern Tibet

The best part of traveling in China is undoubtedly Jiuzhaigou in Eastern Tibet. For most foreigners, tickets can only be purchased through Trip.com, and Jiuzhaigou might be the same. They say you shouldn't discuss the color of water without visiting Jiuzhaigou. I've traveled to many places in China, but Jiuzhaigou remains the best. Even if you stay for two days, you'll feel like you could stay longer. The Eastern Tibetan atmosphere in Jiuzhaigou village was wonderful, and I took a train to visit a nearby ancient town, which made me feel like I was back in Tibet. I miss the butter tea. Huanglong wasn't as impressive as Jiuzhaigou, but since the weather conditions for visiting are limited, you should go if possible. However, it's at a high altitude, so if you're not physically fit or the weather isn't favorable, you can skip it—there's no need to push yourself. The weather in Jiuzhaigou is very different; in October, it snowed, and I almost froze to death. It was cloudy, so the scenery wasn't as stunning. The hiking trail offers a long view of the terrain as you descend, making it great for extended appreciation. If I hadn't gone, I would have regretted it for a long time. With the train now available, traveling to Jiuzhaigou has become more convenient and will likely improve further in the future. Flights are also an option. The crowds seem more manageable now, as ticket sales are regulated, unlike the overwhelming crowds in the past. Ah, I want to go back again.