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jiuzhaigou
July 2, 2004
after the trip to tagong i went north to jiuzhaigou national park, about twelve hours from chengdu. it's full of lakes and whirlpools and waterfalls and other contortions of water, all of which are in an amazing shade of blue that water isn't usually shaded. i think the best thing to do is just put up pictures. here they are:

           

p.s. if you're like me and are always sadistically looking for reasons to pillage and burn the offices of the lonely planet (but use the book in every new town regardless), the jiuzhaigou section will make you drool. prices, maps, phone numbers, locations of major bodies of water, and -- most insidiously -- information on the legality of staying overnight in the park, are all wrong.

Posted by senorjosh at July 2, 2004 08:51 AM | TrackBack
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Senor Josh, you've now officially been to more places in China than I have. I loved the yellow mountain and the sunrise there. Did you take the cable car or climbed the whole way up? I climbed. I am going to Tibet this August. Any tips?

Posted by: shendovski at July 12, 2004 09:07 PM

Have you seen the movie Hero? That's the first thing I thought of when I enlarged your fourth photo...the one with the pristine mirror image in the glassy water.

serenity now.

Posted by: leslie at July 15, 2004 09:27 PM

Dear Josh,
The pictures of Jiuzhaigou are so nice. I got the fourth one as my desktop. In my brain, I have so many plans to travel around China. But all of them are just plans. I admire you because you've actted many of your ideas.
I'm looking for more nice pictures and good notes about your trip.

Posted by: Meya at July 30, 2004 09:46 AM
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