There’s not much to say about a one hour car journey, but the views from the roadside between Huanglong near Songpan and Jiuzhaigou rivalled those of the JiaJinShan pass on the way to Four Maidens.
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Joann Pittman (@jkpittman) -
January 30, 2013
RT @stevewbt: Driving above the clouds http://t.co/WKxfg224 on http://t.co/5x2Piihh / These photos are amazing.
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January 30, 2013
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January 31, 2013
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January 31, 2013
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@marcexplores -
February 1, 2013
Beautiful. Looks like a great adventure! RT “@BeMyTravelMuse: In Photos: the drive to Jiuzhaigou http://t.co/PZRHEf81 via @SteveWBT”
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@travelgurugibbo -
February 9, 2013
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@bendrush -
February 11, 2013
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Hey Steve! Awesome pictures.
I’m currently living in Beijing and I would like some tips. You took a flight to Sichuan and than travel by car to Jiuzhai Valley? How did you manage to arrange that?
Tkss!
We hired an excellent driver, recommended by H’s relations in Sichuan. When we went he said he was retiring very soon, so probably isn’t available any more sadly. The best way is probably to search through the Chengdu/Chongqing (or wherever you’re flying into) expat forums and ask for recommendations.
Prices are quite high if you get a driver plus 4×4.
The alternative is just to fly into Songpan and take a taxi to the valley.