Huizhou, China
Huizhou, China

CHINA

Chasing Waterfalls & Wildlife

Nestled in the northern part of Sichuan Province, Jiuzhaigou National Park is worldwide renowned for its stunning landscapes, but it’s also a haven for diverse wildlife. This UNESCO World Heritage site boasts an ecosystem that supports numerous species, including some rare and endangered ones. The park’s dense forests are home to the giant panda, although sightings are rare due to their elusive nature. More commonly observed are the golden snub-nosed monkey, which thrives in these mountainous terrains and various species of birds such as the Chinese monal, a colorful pheasant that enchants bird watchers.
The water bodies within Jiuzhaigou, from shimmering lakes to cascading waterfalls, support a variety of aquatic life, including unique alpine fish species. Exploring this natural sanctuary offers not only a visual feast of picturesque sceneries but also a profound encounter with nature’s fauna.

Recommended Accommodation: Hotel Indigo Jiuzhai
Hotel Indigo Jiuzhai overlooks a calm, tranquil natural paradise that’s stunning no matter the season. The hotel design is inspired by the neighborhood’s “Legend of the Eagle” and also features vivid colors and patterns which showcase the Tibetan and Qiang cultures. Hotel Indigo Jiuzhai is centrally located in the newest lifestyle hub of Jiuzhai County and offers convenient access to Jiu Zhai Gou Scenic Area, the Love Sea Scenic Area, Zhong Cha Gou and many other beautiful sites worth visiting. The area also preserves disappearing intangible cultural heritage and offers a variety of outdoor activities.

Huizhou, China