Highlights of Shuzheng Valley

Zhuzheng Area is a north main division of Jiuzhaigou Area. This valley, 14 miles long, can be China Travel considered as the perfect example of Jiuzhaigou, which is marked with more than 40 ponds, falls and impolite generators and cedar connects. Going from top to bottom in the valley, the guest can see such destinations as Heye Town, Bonsai tree Shoal, Reed Pond, Nuorilang Drops, Nuorilang Lakes, Resting Monster Pond and so on.

Highlights of Shuzheng Valley

Heye Village

Heye Town is the first village you will experience in Best Luxury China Tours Shuzheng Area. As the biggest Tibetan village among the nine towns of Jiuzhaigou, Heye Town is well-known for its conventional Tibet-style structures and pastoral perspective. Behind the Heye Town appears a higher maple shrub at the age of 100's of years. This maple shrub is installed with numerous Khatags so that it is called Guest-Greeting Pine.

Nuorilang Falls

Shuzheng Area Nuorilang Drops, near the 4 way stop of the valleys, is 24.5 metres great and 270 metres wide. Nuorilang, in Tibetan terminology, means God which represents size and elegance. The year-round fountain recognizes its best circulation in Luxury China Group Travel delayed summer time and fall. Experiencing the fountain, a touring level was designed to help you get the spectacular perspective of the fountain.

There is a support middle for visitors, about 300 metres away from the fountain. The support middle offers well-qualified food with affordable price and good atmosphere. It is also the only cafe in Jiuzhangou picturesque area.

Nuorilang Lakes

Rising 2,592 metres above the sea level, Nuorilang Lakes contains sequence of specific Luxury China Tours 2014 18 ponds established by the paragraphs of snow. Along with of the ponds changes with the modifying of four periods. In summer time and springtime, the ponds take on the shade of red. In fall, the ponds became multi-colored due to plants growing around the ponds. In the winter months season, the ponds are protected with ices which make the ponds look like a sequence of gold dishes.