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47 thoughts on “Jiuzhaigou: A Journey to the Mythical Valley”

  1. Wow the nature is absolutely stunning here! I did not even know about the existence of this place, so beautiful! When I go to China, I will check it out 😘

    1. Indeed, it is totally contrast to the image of a polluted Beijing. The air here is fresh and the water is so clear you can even see the bottoms of the lakes πŸ™‚

    1. Thanks, for visiting πŸ™‚ I reminded that there was no wind at all. The only objects, which are moving, are us – the tourists. It looks just like a painting.

  2. Somehow I don’t remember China as being so pretty, or human-free! πŸ˜‰ Definitely postcard perfect in your shots though. Do you mind if I ask what camera you use?

    1. Haha it is never human-free in China, even in this national park. Actually, I was surrounded by a legion of tourists while making this photo. For my camera, I am using the Fuji X30. Relatively small camera, it can fits even in my coat, but the quality is quite ok πŸ™‚

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  4. Your photos are beautiful. I like how balanced the colours are and how they complement each other. Very vivid – it makes me want to visit so I can see it through my own eyes.

    1. Those apps are real lifesavers! I had studied Chinese before, but it was still a huge challenge for me to get around. I could speak some basic sentence, but I forgot most of the Chinese characters πŸ™‚

    1. Actually I was pushed away πŸ™‚ You don’t see it in the photos but there were a massive crowd surrounding me. They don’t mind pushing other people to get a selfie spot.

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