Jiuzhaigou Valley

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Jiuzhaigou is world-famous for its vividly colored lakes, multi-tiered waterfalls, and forested alpine valleys. Widely regarded as one of China's most breathtaking natural wonders, it is also one of the country's most iconic bucket-list destinations.

World's biggest giant panda research base. It offers a rare chance to see pandas up close while also introducing visitors to China's broader panda conservation efforts.

One of China's most remarkable archaeological museums, famous for its mysterious bronze masks, ritual objects, and ancient Shu civilization treasures. It reveals a striking and unexpected side of early Chinese history beyond the better-known imperial dynasties.

A spectacular mountain destination often called the Alps of the East, known for its sharp snow peaks, broad valleys, and striking alpine landscapes. It combines grandeur, elegance, and a strong sense of remoteness, making it one of western Sichuan's most memorable scenic areas.

Best known for its golden travertine pools, snow mountain backdrop, and high-altitude limestone terraces. Huanglong offers a surreal landscape of mineral-rich turquoise and gold-colored waters unlike anywhere else in China.

A dramatic mountain valley known for snow peaks, forests, streams, and strong seasonal scenery. It is especially appealing for travelers seeking a more immersive alpine experience with fewer crowds and a deeper sense of western Sichuan's wilderness.

A quieter alpine valley in western Sichuan known for clear lakes, forested slopes, and mountain scenery. It offers a more peaceful and less crowded natural experience, often seen as a hidden prelude to Jiuzhaigou.