Travel safety -- Jiuzhaigou
We were planning a visit next month (yes, the weather isn't ideal at this time of year.)
Her sister says it would be unsafe for me as I'm obviously not Chinese. Anything to that? |
???? The weather should be excellent at Jiuzhaigou in May.
???? I have no idea why this would be unsafe for either a foreigner or a Chinese. Either this time of year nor any other time of year. Maybe the sister thinks that foreigners are more likely than Chinese to trip and fall on mountains in the month of May. Who knows what's in her head? |
Yes, Jiuzhaigou is very beautiful. There are many beautiful lakes and waterfalls.In May, There are many tourists to Jiuzhaigou, that is good weather.About 20,000 people every day.
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Originally Posted by jiejie
(Post 28152808)
???? The weather should be excellent at Jiuzhaigou in May.
???? I have no idea why this would be unsafe for either a foreigner or a Chinese. Either this time of year nor any other time of year. Maybe the sister thinks that foreigners are more likely than Chinese to trip and fall on mountains in the month of May. Who knows what's in her head? I suspect the sister's problem is racism--the people there aren't Han. |
Originally Posted by Loren Pechtel
(Post 28156518)
The weather prediction is for rain on about half of the days.
I suspect the sister's problem is racism--the people there aren't Han. |
Originally Posted by moondog
(Post 28156697)
You're not 汉 either. What's the issue?
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Hopefully the rain predictions won't come to pass, but even light rain isn't too much of an impediment if you have a lightweight poncho to toss on. As for the sister's problem, you might be right. The area is traditionally Tibetan but the JZG area has never seen problems like up in Ngawa or Xiahe or Rebkong, plus many of the JZG locals are engaged in the tourist industry. At any rate, the Han influx of residents has been considerable so you have to work a bit harder or go a bit farther away from the Park to see larger conglomerations of Tibetans.
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Originally Posted by Loren Pechtel
(Post 28156518)
The weather prediction is for rain on about half of the days.
I suspect the sister's problem is racism--the people there aren't Han. In fact, with people not being Han and you not being Chinese it is better. When my friend visited Xinjiang and people found out he was American-Chinese they were much more friendly. |
Originally Posted by moondog
(Post 28156697)
You're not 汉 either. What's the issue?
Originally Posted by cxfan1960
(Post 28156995)
I would guess she meant minorities.
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No worries about safety unless it is worry about being crushed by the sheer number of tourists you will be walking down the mountain with.
The vivid colors just was amazing. Have a good time. |
In jiuzhaigou,It snowed yesterday.Today, we will go to huanglong.According to the weather forecast, Huanglong is a heavy snow today.
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Originally Posted by Taiwaned
(Post 28184167)
No worries about safety unless it is worry about being crushed by the sheer number of tourists.
http://www.vizixun.com/uploadfile/20...6043710889.jpg |
Originally Posted by Taiwaned
(Post 28184167)
No worries about safety unless it is worry about being crushed by the sheer number of tourists you will be walking down the mountain with.
The vivid colors just was amazing. Have a good time. |
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Originally Posted by tentseller
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