Disadvantages of Jiuzhaigou

Entering June, the weather in Sichuan province is no longer cold, we planned to go to the place that used to be the territory of Western Shu in the history of the Three Kingdoms period. From the capital Chengdu, to get to Jiuzhaigou, visitors only have the option of traveling by road because the train system is not yet completed. Traveling nearly 500 km is not easy, especially the air is thinner as we go higher, many people in the group felt dizzy, had difficulty breathing, and many people vomited because of motion sickness.

After more than 8 hours of traveling across the undulating, towering mountains, the Jiuzhaigou valley also appeared and the wonderful natural scenery dispelled the fatigue of visitors. Jiuzhaigou is a complex of lakes, rivers and streams with a very special emerald green color. In early summer, the valley slopes do not have red or yellow leaves but green trees cover everywhere. Deserving of its title as a World Natural Heritage, most visitors coming here are captivated by the majestic, poetic natural space, the rivers are so clear that at the bottom you can see schools of fish leisurely.

Although the scenery is very beautiful and worth overcoming the geographical and traffic obstacles, the biggest drawback of the destination Cua Trai Trau is the sanitation infrastructure along the way. Ms. Huynh Kim Tien, a Vietnamese tourist who recently traveled to Cuu Trai Cau, shared: "This area is mostly inhabited by Tibetans, and the transportation infrastructure is not very developed. According to regulations, every 2 hours of travel, there is a stop, but at the stops, the toilets are very dirty, smelly and outdated. If you ignore these drawbacks, Cuu Trai Cau is a worthy place to explore ."