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👫 Suitable for: Photography/Hiking enthusiasts | Budget: ¥3,500-4,500 per person ⛺ Highlights: Grasslands, snow-capped mountains, sunrise over the Golden Mountain, Tibetan photography 📆 [Itinerary]: Day 1: Depart from Chengdu - Check in at the Tianquan Service Area - Cross Zheduo Mountain - Dine at Kangding Liuliucheng - Camp and watch the sunset at Gung Village - Accommodate in Xinduqiao Day 2: Xinduqiao - Jiagenba Hanging Gardens/Tinong Secret Land - Lenggacuo (wait for sunset and admire Gongga's reflection) - Camp at Lenggacuo/Shangmuju Village B&B (camping may be optional depending on weather conditions) Tips: Lenggacuo: Route A is approximately 5 kilometers round-trip to the lake, with an elevation gain of approximately 500 meters. Those with some plateau experience can hike, taking about 2 hours one way. Horseback riding is also available, costing ¥200 one way. Route B is easier to drive, but after arriving at the visitor center, you'll transfer to a van, ride a motorcycle, and finally hike a few hundred meters to the lake. The cost is ¥200. Day 3: Shangmuju/Lenggacuo – Sunrise at Zimei Pass – Moon Lake – Photo op at Tagong Grassland – Accommodation in Danba County Day 4: Danba – Siguniang Shuangqiaogou Scenic Area (with forest rafting) – Accommodation in Siguniang Town Day 5: Siguniang Town – Maobiliang (View of the entire Siguniang Mountain) – Passing Balang Mountain – Dujiangyan – Night view of Nanqiao – Chengdu City 🏨[Accommodation Guide]: Accommodation requirements will be slightly more stringent on the second day, so please book a local B&B in advance. 🚌[Transportation Guide]: A high-riding off-road vehicle is recommended. 🧡[Tips]: [Altitude Sickness Tips] 1. Before entering the plateau, consult experienced individuals to be aware of precautions and avoid unnecessary stress. 2. Before entering the plateau, avoid smoking or drinking alcohol to prevent upper respiratory infections. Avoid overexertion and rest well. Take appropriate amounts of American ginseng and other foods to enhance your body's resistance to hypoxia. If you have a respiratory infection, wait until it resolves before entering the plateau. 3. A positive mental state is the panacea for overcoming and conquering altitude sickness. Numerous cases have proven that maintaining an open-minded and optimistic attitude and building strong self-confidence can mitigate the physical discomfort caused by altitude sickness. Conversely, excessive worry, overthinking, and becoming overly nervous at the slightest discomfort can increase the brain's oxygen consumption, exacerbating physical discomfort and prolonging recovery time. 4. If you have never been to the plateau, be sure to undergo a thorough physical examination before entering. Those with severe anemia or hypertension should avoid entering the plateau blindly. 5. Because the journey to the plateau takes a long time, accommodations are poor, and physical exertion is substantial, in addition to the above items, you should also prepare water or beverages and palatable, easily digestible food to replenish the body's fluids and calories.