Jiuzhaigou Valley in Tazang

Jiuzhaigou Valley (中文: 九寨沟风景名胜区) is a tourist attraction, one of the National parks in Tazang, China. It is located: 630 km from Mien-chou, 690 km from Tianshuijun, 860 km from Chengdu.

Information

Location

, N33°13'3", E103°54'37". Get directions

Contact

Telephone: +86 837 773 9777

Open hours

Fri 7:00 AM–10:00 AM
Sat 7:00 AM–Noon
Sun 7:00 AM–Noon
Mon 7:00 AM–11:00 AM
Tue 6:00 AM–10:00 AM
Wed 6:00 AM–10:00 AM

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Listed in the following categories:

National parks, Waterfalls, World Heritage Sites, Protected areas, Biosphere reserves

Tips & Hints

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Sandro Bognolo

1 March 2016

Beautiful. In wintertime be aware about: weather forecast, bus timings (around 2 Rize valley service is ending), planks between locations are closed so only way is the main road.

Natalia K

11 December 2013

In my opinion, the most beautiful park in China, Sadly, also the most tourist-packed. Plan your trip carefully and use these tips to avoid crowds: http://bit.ly/J48921

Nam Nắn Nót

24 October 2013

Jiuzhaigou Valley 九寨沟 literally "Valley of Nine Villages" a nature reserve and national park located in the north of Sichuan,China, many multi-level waterfalls, colorful lakes, and snow-capped peaks

Laura Cesana

28 August 2014

Beautiful natural park with lightblue lakes and wide waterfalls. For foreign pepole is difficoult to understand everything because they do not speak english.

Gianmarco Meroni

30 August 2014

The most crowded park I ever seen. Chinese people form an human snakes that flow like a river. If you are not chinese be prepared to do a lot of selfies with them.