From a distance, it resembles the shape of a 'peach heart', hidden in a mountain hollow at an altitude of 3900m

Red Star Sea: The sacred lake of Qizang Valley From a distance, it resembles the shape of a 'peach heart', nestled in a mountain hollow at an altitude of 3900m and surrounded by mountains. The area is strewn with rocks, and snow-capped mountains can be seen when looking up. Changhaizi: A lake in Qizang Valley with a soul, the lake surface is very long, about 3km, and the water is clear and rippling, hence it is also known as 'the eye of the spirit'. Standing in front of Changhaizi can take one's breath away with its stunning beauty. Yuhai Zi: Surrounded by snow-capped mountains, it is named for the abundance of a type of high mountain fine-scale fish. At night, the cosmic starry sky is shockingly beautiful. Caohai Zi: A typical plateau wetland. Due to geological movements, the lake has dried up, and now the lakebed is covered with various types of flowers and plants, resembling a fairyland. Here, the 'Min River cold water fish' can be found, growing up to 18cm in length, very rare and precious, belonging to the feast of lakes in Western Sichuan. Tips: 2. The altitude is quite high, be aware of altitude sickness. 3. There are many loose stones, use a walking stick to probe unclear paths. 4. Do not cross Jiuzhaigou/Huanglong, if caught, you will face a hefty fine. 5. There is no waste disposal capacity here, please take all your trash with you. 6. Don't worry about missing the scenery if you don't complete the whole journey; even a partial trek will offer different views during the hiking trip.