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`Once you see Huangshan, you won't see other mountains, and once you see the waters of Jiuzhaigou, you won't see other waters.' Jiuzhaigou is named after the '9 villages where the Tibetans live' along the valley. The densely surrounded primeval forests and colorful lakes will take travelers' breath away...! Not only that, it is said that the trees have been preserved without rotting while submerged in water for a long time. We will also visit Huanglong, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and World Biosphere Reserve. The terraced terrain of small lakes is reminiscent of Pamukkale in Turkey...! Let's see the mysterious and fantastic lakes created by limestone water with all sorts of minerals dissolved in it and the unique karst topography. Meet the Tibetans and the Qiang A little further down from Jiuzhaigou, you will find the Qiang, another minority ethnic group. As the oldest of the 56 ethnic groups in China, they preserve their own traditions and live... They are said to show traditional performances especially for travelers. What kind of performances will be held? And we go to Gapgeojangchae, also known as the 'Valley of Beauty'. As its nickname suggests, it was selected as the most beautiful village in China in 2005... The gorgeous Tibetan houses, which resemble our Dancheong, are spread out along the mountainside, which is especially beautiful. How do the Tibetans live in this beautiful place? The rocks are covered in red... What on earth is happening here? It looks like someone painted it red, but it's not even the dirt, but the rocks are covered in red. What on earth is happening here? The valley made of red rocks is called Hongseoktan... The endless Hongseoktan looks even more dreamy in the thick fog. #Jiuzhaigou #Tibetans #Scenery