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Lijiang, China Vlog - Beautiful Blue Lake On A Snowy Mountain and Ancient Village
Lijiang, China: Jade Dragon Snow Mountain & Blue Moon Valley
Welcome back to one of the most breathtaking destinations in China—Lijiang! In this part 2 vlog, I explore the majestic Jade Dragon Snow Mountain, the crystal-clear waters of Blue Moon Valley, and the ancient charm of Baisha Village.
Jade Dragon Snow Mountain – you can trek through stunning alpine...
Welcome back to one of the most breathtaking destinations in China—Lijiang! In this part 2 vlog, I explore the majestic Jade Dragon Snow Mountain, the crystal-clear waters of Blue Moon Valley, and the ancient charm of Baisha Village.Jade Dragon Snow Mountain – you can trek through stunning alpine landscapes, and take in the panoramic views of this iconic 5,596m peak. But today, we are just exploring the mid-point Blue Moon Valley.Blue Moon Valley – I can't believe this place is on earth. A dreamlike valley where turquoise glacial waters reflect the towering peaks. Come on clear winter day to see the best colours.Baisha Village – Step back in time in this ancient Naxi tribe village, explore centuries-old murals, and enjoy a slower pace of life with breathtaking mountain backdrops.Best time to visit for clear skies & fewer crowds - winter may be cold but a good to come.Everything is within one hour taxi away from Lijiang old town.If you're planning a trip to Lijiang, this vlog is for you!
Explore the breathtaking beauty of Lijiang, China! This vlog showcases the majestic Jade Dragon Snow Mountain, the stunning Blue Moon Valley with its turquoise glacial waters, and the ancient charm of Baisha Village. Witness panoramic views of the iconic 5,596m peak, wander through a dreamlike valley, and step back in time in a centuries-old Naxi tribe village. Discover breathtaking landscapes and a slower pace of life, all within easy reach of Lijiang's old town. Winter offers clear skies and fewer crowds, making it the perfect time to visit.
Welcome back to one of the most breathtaking destinations in China—Lijiang! In this part 2 vlog, I explore the majestic Jade Dragon Snow Mountain, the crystal-clear waters of Blue Moon Valley, and the ancient charm of Baisha Village.Jade Dragon Snow Mountain – you can trek through stunning alpine landscapes, and take in the panoramic views of this iconic 5,596m peak. But today, we are just exploring the mid-point Blue Moon Valley.Blue Moon Valley – I can't believe this place is on earth. A dreamlike valley where turquoise glacial waters reflect the towering peaks. Come on clear winter day to see the best colours.Baisha Village – Step back in time in this ancient Naxi tribe village, explore centuries-old murals, and enjoy a slower pace of life with breathtaking mountain backdrops.Best time to visit for clear skies & fewer crowds - winter may be cold but a good to come.Everything is within one hour taxi away from Lijiang old town.If you're planning a trip to Lijiang, this vlog is for you!
This vlog from Tianai's Learning Channel details Tianai's trip to Lijiang, focusing on the Jade Dragon Snow Mountain and its surrounding areas. The journey begins with a taxi ride from Lijiang's old town to the mountain's service center, where Tianai explains the process of purchasing entry tickets (100 yuan for Chinese citizens, requiring passports for foreigners). Practical advice is given regarding bathroom facilities and appropriate clothing for the mountain's cold climate, especially during winter.
Tianai then describes the Blue Moon Valley, a series of interconnected blue lakes whose appearance is highly weather-dependent. The vlog highlights the best time to visit for optimal viewing (winter for clear skies and fewer crowds) and cautions against drinking or touching the water due to potential parasites. Tianai provides detailed instructions on bus routes and transportation options within the valley, advising viewers to get off at the correct bus stop to avoid unnecessary extra costs.
Following the Blue Moon Valley exploration, the vlog shifts to Baisha Village, accessible by bus from the mountain. Tianai points out the distance between the bus stop and the actual village entrance, suggesting a taxi for those traveling with companions. The vlog concludes with a visit to a local cafe, where Tianai describes the coffee and cake as some of the best she's ever had, and a dumpling restaurant, where she samples various mushroom-filled dumplings, highlighting their unique flavors and value. The vlog ends with Tianai's reflections on her hotel's convenient location on the edge of Lijiang's old town, offering advice on navigating the old town's bumpy roads and accessibility. Finally, Tianai briefly mentions her upcoming plans to visit Shangri-La, concluding her Lijiang adventure.
Tianai's Learning Channel takes us on a breathtaking journey through Lijiang, China, exploring the stunning Blue Moon Valley nestled in the Jade Dragon Snow Mountain. This vlog captures the vibrant turquoise waters, the challenges of navigating the mountain's entry fees and transportation, and the unique charm of Baisha Village. From battling altitude sickness to savoring delicious local dumplings, Tianai shares insightful travel tips and personal experiences, making this a must-watch for anyone planning a Lijiang adventure.
Tianai's Lijiang vlog showcases the beauty of Blue Moon Valley and Baisha Village. Stunning scenery and delicious food create an unforgettable Chinese adventure.
Lijiang Travel Vlog: Blue Moon Valley & Baisha Village Exploration
0:40 Take a cab from Lijiang old town to the service center on Jade Dragon Snow Mountain. The cost is around 70 yuan.
1:25 The bathrooms near the car park are relatively clean, with both squat and seating toilets and toilet paper.
1:41 Bring warm clothing, especially a parka or long sleeves, as it's quite cold on the mountain, particularly in winter. A goose down jacket is recommended.
2:47 Be prepared for altitude sickness if you're not used to high altitudes. Blue Moon Valley's altitude is around 2900 meters.
3:00 If you're going to Blue Moon Valley by bus, make sure to get off at the second stop, not the first. The second stop is closer to the valley's walking path.
5:14 Do not drink or touch the water in the lakes, as there are parasites present.
5:56 When you reach the end of the lake, walk back to the beginning to catch the bus down the mountain.
6:37 If you have more than one person, take a cab from the mountain to Baisha Village to avoid a long walk from the bus stop.
11:32 The hotel's location on the edge of Old Town is ideal because it provides easy access to taxis while avoiding the challenges of navigating the bumpy roads in Old Town with luggage.
0:40 Take a cab from Lijiang old town to the service center on Jade Dragon Snow Mountain. The cost is around 70 yuan.
1:25 The bathrooms near the car park are relatively clean, with both squat and seating toilets and toilet paper.
1:41 Bring warm clothing, especially a parka or long sleeves, as it's quite cold on the mountain, particularly in winter. A goose down jacket is recommended.
2:47 Be prepared for altitude sickness if you're not used to high altitudes. Blue Moon Valley's altitude is around 2900 meters.
3:00 If you're going to Blue Moon Valley by bus, make sure to get off at the second stop, not the first. The second stop is closer to the valley's walking path.
5:14 Do not drink or touch the water in the lakes, as there are parasites present.
5:56 When you reach the end of the lake, walk back to the beginning to catch the bus down the mountain.
6:37 If you have more than one person, take a cab from the mountain to Baisha Village to avoid a long walk from the bus stop.
11:32 The hotel's location on the edge of Old Town is ideal because it provides easy access to taxis while avoiding the challenges of navigating the bumpy roads in Old Town with luggage.
0:23 Journey to Blue Moon Valley
1:23 Ticket purchase and bathroom info
2:17 Arrival at Blue Moon Valley
3:22 Description of Blue Moon Valley
5:39 Hiking and returning advice
6:09 Travel to Baisha Village
7:05 Exploring Baisha Village
9:35 Dumpling restaurant visit
11:28 Hotel location and final thoughts
0:23 Journey to Blue Moon Valley
1:23 Ticket purchase and bathroom info
2:17 Arrival at Blue Moon Valley
3:22 Description of Blue Moon Valley
5:39 Hiking and returning advice
6:09 Travel to Baisha Village
7:05 Exploring Baisha Village
9:35 Dumpling restaurant visit
11:28 Hotel location and final thoughts
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Bring warm clothes, like a parka or long sleeves, especially in winter. A goose down jacket is a good idea.
How do I get to Blue Moon Valley?
You can take a cab from Lijiang old town to the service center, then a bus to the valley. Make sure to get off at the second bus stop!
What's the altitude like at Blue Moon Valley?
It's around 2900 meters, so be prepared for potential altitude sickness.
What's the best time to visit Blue Moon Valley?
Winter is nice because the skies are clearer and there are fewer crowds. But be prepared for cold weather!
What's the deal with the water in Blue Moon Valley?
Don't drink or touch the water because there are parasites!
How do I get from Blue Moon Valley to Baisha Village?
You can take a bus down to the village. But the bus stops a bit away from the village entrance, so consider a taxi if you're with others.
What's the hotel situation like in Lijiang?
I stayed in a hotel on the edge of Old Town, which is great because it's easy to get taxis and it's not too far from the action, but you avoid the bumpy roads in Old Town.
