Self-driving guide to the best time to travel to Miyaluo Red Leaf Scenic Area in Sichuan

The autumn scenery is very beautiful. One of the most popular attractions in autumn is to see the red leaves. The largest red leaf scenic spot in Sichuan is Miyaluo. Autumn in Miyaro is the most beautiful season in the entire scenic area, so you must not miss this tourist attraction when enjoying the scenery in autumn. Details of viewing autumn leaves in Miyaro are as follows.

How to get from Chengdu to Miyaluo

Transportation from Chengdu to Miyaluo: You can take a long-distance bus from Chengdu Ximen Station or Chadianzi Station to Miyaluo. The journey takes about 6 hours. The whole journey is more than 260 kilometers. The ticket price is about 40 yuan.

The total distance from Chengdu Ximen Station to Miyaluo is about 260 kilometers, passing through Dujiangyan, Wenchuan and Li County. Overall, the road conditions are good. Chengdu Ximen Station has direct shuttle buses to Miyaluo Scenic Area and Li County. If the travel time is more than two days, it is recommended to choose the direct bus from Chengdu to Li County, so that you can visit more attractions. What you should pay attention to when driving is that there is a landslide section of about 900 meters in Xuecheng Town. Although he has fully recovered, he still needs to drive with caution. In addition, there are still some slogans left by the Red Army on the gate of Xuecheng Town, which are still vigorous and powerful after the storm.

About Miyaluo Red Leaves Scenic Area

Miyaluo Red Leaves Scenic Area, the largest scenic spot in China, is located in Li County, Aba Prefecture, northwest Sichuan Province, on the beautiful Partridge Mountain in the north of the Qionglai Mountains Nanlu, the middle section of the Chengdu-Jiuzhaigou-Huanglong tourist line, 263 kilometers away from Chengdu. The scenic area is 127 kilometers long from east to west, 29 kilometers wide from north to south, and covers an area of ??3,683 square kilometers. It is the largest and most spectacular red leaf scenic spot currently developed in China, 180 times that of Xiangshan Red Leaf Scenic Area. The vegetation coverage rate of the scenic spot is 90%, and the forest coverage rate is more than 70%.

Address of Miyaluo Red Leaves Scenic Spot: Li County, Aba Tibetan and Qiang Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province

The best time to view Miyaluo’s red leaves is from mid-October to early November.

What else is interesting in Miyaluo

Gugouer Hot Spring: There is a large hot spring in the scenic area - Gugouer Hot Spring, which contains metasilicic acid, lithium, There are more than 20 trace elements beneficial to human health, including zinc and boron. It has certain effects on rheumatism, gallstones, digestive system diseases and skin diseases. For health, you can soak in hot springs.

Bipeng Valley: Bipeng Valley is the main attraction of Miyaluo. There are many types of vegetation in the scenic area, and there are many national first- and second-level protected animals. There are sacred snow-capped mountains, primeval forests, waterfalls and unique glaciers. Known as the "Little Nine Villages", it is a shining pearl in the Tibetan and Qiang Cultural Corridor.

Taoping Qiang Village: Taoping Qiang Village is located in Taoping Township, Li County. It is the most complete living fossil of Qiang architectural culture and art in the world. It is still a primitive Qiang village with simple customs. Taoping Qiang Village is built on the mountain, and the Zagunao River flows through it. There are two earthen houses made of nine-story stone in the village, facing the beacon tower on the other side of the mountain. The houses in Qiang Village are built on the slopes of mountains and are made of stone. The ancient Qiang ancestors used mountain springs to build ditches that flowed under the houses in the village. It is convenient to drink water and get water to put out fires. When people walk in the village, the sound of water clanking underground shows the wisdom of the ancients. It is the only ancient Qiang village that has been well preserved after the 512 earthquake.