冒险娘之旅 Part 12.2 Jiuzhaigou Valley Day 2

New advice, if you are travelling in the low season in Jiuzhaigou, you can finish all the attractions along the bus routes in a day. So for my day 2 in the park, I had pretty nothing much ado. I woke up late and grabbed a sandwich and some snacks from my hotel for a picnic in the park. Really taking it slow today, sitting down, admiring the colours, feeling the wind and hearing the rustling of the trees. Taking in all that nature can give. Life can be enjoyed in such simple yet beautiful way.

Listening to The Man Who album by Travis:



Having an apple by the Five Flower Lake.


When the gentle wind blow on the lake surface, it will create different sizes of ripple.


With the sun shining and wind blowing at the right angle, the surface of the lake will glisten like diamonds.


Fishes in the lake.


Quiet Panda lake with no panda.


Having a sandwich slowing by the rushing waterfall is quite a way of life.


Slow down your footsteps...


Back to Long Lake, my favourite spot in Jiuzhaigou. Still as beautiful in the sunny afternoon.


Long lake, beautiful from all angles


Squirrels love Long Lake as well.


100% reflection in the Tiger Lake


Making baby album in Jiuzhaigou. Not a bad idea.

In the late afternoon, not wanting to finish so easily, I took the walking trail from Tiger lake to Shu Zheng lakes. It took me an hour and I met zero human being. Woo, imagine that! I saw more insects, squirrels and birds along the way instead. I realised I was skipping along the way at some point of time. This place really brought out my happy. We do not have such magnificent waterfalls, colorful lakes, thick forests or snow-capped peaks in Singapore, so every sight will be cherished in my mind. I shall plan another trip here in the autumn season some other day perhaps.















Along Shu Zheng walking trails










Shu Zheng waterfalls








Shu Zheng mini lakes. There were 19 of them of which I only spotted 9.