Jiuzhaigou Valley九寨沟中英文景点介绍ppt

Jiuzhaigou is a world of water, which brings Jiuzhaigou its most enchanting views. Jiuzhaigou boasts many clear lakes, some of which are hidden in the valleys and some inlay the virgin forests. With a variety of shapes and sizes, these lakes look like (gleaming) mirrors projecting colorful light rings in the sunshine.
Panda Lake (熊猫海 )
features curious color patterns of blue and green. It empties into the multi-stream, multi-level Panda Waterfalls, dropping 78m in 3 steps.
Five Flower Lake (五花海)
• Five Flower Lake (五花海, Wǔhuā Hǎi) is a shallow multi-colored lake whose bottom is criss-crossed by ancient fallen tree trunks.
Nuorilang Falls (诺 日朗瀑布 ) Nuorilang Lakes (诺日朗群海 ) Sleeping Dragon Lake (卧龙海 ) Reed Lake (芦苇海 )
Nuorilang Falls (诺日朗瀑布 )
near the junction of the valleys, are 20 m high and 320 m wide. They are reportedly the widest highland waterfall in China, and one of the symbols of Jiuzhaigou.
Sleeping Dragon Lake (卧龙海 )
It is one of the lower lakes in the area. With a depth of 20 m, it is notable for the clearly visible calcareous dyke running through it, whose shape has been compared to a dragon lying on the bottom.
Five-Color Pond (五彩池 )
It is one of the smallest but most spectacular bodies of water in Jiuzhaigou lakes. Despite its very modest dimensions and depth, it has a richly colored underwater landscape with some of the
• Five-Color Pond (五彩池 ) • The Seasonal Lakes ( 季节海 )
Long Lake (长海 )
is the highest, largest and deepest lake in Jiuzhaigou, measuring 7.5 km in length and up to 103 m in depth. It reportedly has no outgoing waterways, getting its water from snowmelt and losing it from seepage. Local folklore features a monster in its depths.
It is a preserved ancient woodland .
The Primeval Forest
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Swan Lake (天鹅海)
It is a 2250 m long, 125 m wide picturesque lake named for its visiting swans and ducks
Pearl Shoal (珍珠滩)
It is a wide, gently sloping area of active calcareous tufa deposition covered in a thin sheet of flowing water. It empties into the famous Pearl Waterfalls, where the shoal drops 28 m in a 310 m wide broad curtain of water. A scene of the television adaptation of Journey to the West was filmed there.
• Jiuzhaigou is composed of three valleys arranged in a Y shape. • The Rize and Zechawa valleys flow from the south and meet at the centre of the site where they form the Shuzheng valley, flowing north to the mouth of the valley.
Grass lake (草海）
It is a shallow lake covered in intricate vegetation patterns
Arrow Bamboo Lake (箭竹海 )
covering an area of 170,000 m² is a , shallow lake with a depth of 6 m. It lies at an elevation of 2,618 m, and was a main feature site for the 2002 Chinese film Hero
• The Primeval Forest (原始森林 ) • Swan Lake (天鹅海) • Grass Lake (草海) • Arrow Bamboo Lake (箭竹海 ) • Panda Lake (熊猫海 ) • Five Flower Lake (五 花海) • Pearl Shoal (珍珠滩) • Mirror Lake (镜海 )
Jiuzhaigou Valley
——A world of fairy tale
A Chinese slang says: Never want any other water after coming back from Jiuzhaigou.
Located in Sichuan Province, the World-famous Jiuzhaigou Nature Reserve covers an area of natural beauty 35 kilometers long. In the reserve there are perennially snowtopped mountain peaks, verdant and lush forests and stretches of serene lakes. Jiuzhaigou is often compared to a haven of peace, leaving behind nothing but earthly troubles and worries.
Rize Valley(日则沟)
• The 18 km long Rize Valley (日则沟) is the south-western branch of Jiuzhaigou. It contains the largest variety of sites and is typically visited first. Going downhill from its highest point, one passes the following sites:
The Seasonal Lakes (季节海 )
They are a series of 3 lakes (Lower, Middle and Upper) along the main road, that change from empty to full during each year.
Mirror Lake (镜海 )
• It is another quiet lake casting beautiful reflections of the surroundings when the water is calm.
Zechawa Valle (则查洼沟)
• The Zechawa Gully (则查 洼沟) is the southeastern branch of Jiuzhaigou. It is approximately the same length as Rize gully (18 km ) but climbs to a higher altitude (3150 m at the Long Lake). Going downhill from its highest point, it features the following sites: – Long Lake (长海 )
Shuzheng Valley (树正沟)
The Shuzheng Valley (树正 沟) is the northern branch of Jiuzhaigou. It ends after 14.5 km at the Y-shaped intersection of the three gullies. Going downhill from the intersection to the mouth of the valley, visitors encounter the following:
Nuorilang Lakes (诺日朗群海 )
Nuorilang Lakes are stepped series of respectively 18 and 19 ribbon lakes formed by the passage of glaciers, then naturally dammed. Some of them have their own folkloric names, such as the Rhinoceros, Unknown, and Tiger lakes.
If you have time ,you can go to look this beautiful and mysterious place.