Things to do in Aba Prefecture

I spent the whole day in Jiuzhaigou today, and the overall experience was truly wonderful. It's the kind of place you'd want to visit again and again; such scenic spots are rare. Entry is by time slot from 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM, and the crowd control system is excellent. You can enter directly by scanning your ID card at the second-floor ticket gate. If you don't have your ID card, there's a dedicated lane for quick processing, so it's efficient and doesn't cause any delays. Each sightseeing bus has a guide who reminds passengers not to use backpacks to reserve seats, ensuring everyone has an equal seat. Safety reminders are given repeatedly throughout the journey, and before getting off, they remind passengers to check their phones, wallets, and other valuables. During the 20-odd minute ride, the guide tells stories about the attractions and local legends, and the short cultural and creative films about Jiuzhaigou played on the bus are also very well made. At Rilang Central Station, tour routes are randomly assigned; we were assigned to the left route to Changhai Lake, going directly to the top to see the lake. Each major attraction has two tour routes, allowing you to explore at your own pace or quickly take your time. Staff are available at the intersections to guide you. The restrooms in the scenic area were very clean, and the voice prompts were particularly thoughtful. Some restrooms were entirely equipped with toilets, and the disposable seat covers were changed after each use. If you're not used to that, the announcements will tell you where the squat toilets are. The area has significant elevation changes, and many trails have numerous steep steps; there were warning signs about the steps everywhere, demonstrating meticulous attention to safety. I also have two small concerns: could there be more power banks in the rest areas? And the queue for hot water for instant noodles at the Rilang Center was quite long; maintaining order would be even better. Overall, the park management, sightseeing bus service, and other facilities were all very well done, making it well worth a visit. I would definitely like to come back again.

Definitely a park not to be missed. Huanglong should be done before visiting the Jiuzhai national park given its smaller scale. The scenery is breathtaking just like its bigger cousin though!

The scenery in the scenic area is absolutely stunning; walking through it is incredibly therapeutic. The environment is well-maintained, with clear signage and complete facilities such as restrooms and rest areas. The staff are warm and polite, and the overall pace of the visit is comfortable. You can enjoy the natural scenery and experience the local culture. I didn't regret coming, and I would definitely come back again!

It's definitely worth a visit. The sacred snow-capped mountains reflect the magic of the Tibetan Plateau, illuminating the beautiful Aba Prefecture in my heart. The majesty of Mount Siguniang leaves behind a magical Tibetan paradise!

Scenery so beautiful so mesmerizing! Do not skip siguniangshan🫶🏻

The Wolong Shenshuping Giant Panda Park is truly worth a special trip! Surrounded by mountains and bamboo forests, the pristine environment is much quieter than city bases. The pandas have ample space to roam and appear relaxed and at ease. You can see many round, chubby pandas leisurely munching on bamboo shoots, climbing trees, and rolling around – it's incredibly heartwarming. The park is well-maintained, with clear informational signage, allowing you to see these national treasures and learn about giant panda conservation. Although it's a bit far, the lack of crowds and comfortable experience make it a must-visit for panda lovers!

🏔️ Breathtaking & 100% Worth the Trip!The journey takes a 60-min bus ride and a 15-min cable car, but the summit views are spectacularly beautiful! The best part is it requires very little walking, and every angle is perfect for photos.⚠️ Pro Tips:1. Move SLOWLY: Do not run! The high altitude will tire you out quickly.2. Must-bring items: Oxygen canisters, heat packs, and anti-slip shoe spikes.Highly recommend seeing this winter wonderland with your own eyes!

Online ticketing is very convenient for the attractions along the Sichuan-Gannan Grand Loop! After taking the escalator up to the mountaintop for the view, I recommend walking down the wooden boardwalk for the rest of the journey. However, the parking lot for the escalator is quite far from the entrance! There's no shuttle bus either! Ultimately, we had to split up: one person went down the stairs to get the car, and the other walked down the boardwalk. The experience was just so-so!

The scenery is truly beautiful. The weather was great the day I went, so the scenery was absolutely gorgeous. The lake, the flower-filled lake, and the ecological environment are simply amazing. There's a commercial street right outside with all sorts of food options, which is very convenient.

The scenic area is vast and beautiful, with unique mountains and rocks creating a stunning landscape. Climbing to the top offers a panoramic view of the surrounding mountains, a truly magnificent sight. It's definitely worth a visit. The only drawback is the unreasonable crowd control system within the scenic area, resulting in excessively long waiting times.