Potatso National Park: An Underrated Hidden Gem

Potatso National Park: An Underrated Hidden Gem Potatso National Park, an underestimated hidden paradise in the Yunnan-Guizhou-Sichuan region and the western Sichuan hiking circles. Many say it's not worth visiting, but in truth, it's simply misunderstood. The beauty of Potatso is the kind that requires patience and quiet appreciation. Napahai Lake, with its tranquility and vastness, is a place that can heal the soul at first glance. As for Potatso, though in certain seasons—like when I visited—the flowers were sparse and the grasslands seemed ordinary, its charm lies in the subtle details. Shudu Lake and Bitahai Lake are the essence of Potatso. I originally wanted to wander along forest trails, breathing in nature's essence, but ended up walking on the boardwalks instead. Though a bit disappointing, the scenery along the wooden paths still captivated me. The lake shimmered under the sunlight, and the distant mountains loomed faintly, like a breathtaking painting. In truth, Potatso's beauty isn't just in its landscapes but also in its serenity and purity. Here, you can momentarily forget the noise of the world and immerse yourself in nature's embrace. Next time I visit, I’ll make sure to go when the secluded trails are open, to uncover the secrets hidden deep in the forest. If you're also curious about Potatso, why not go and see for yourself? You might discover that it’s far from "ordinary" as others claim—but rather a treasure trove full of surprises.