Lies in the lower reaches of Shuzheng Gully, the most ripping lake - Shuijinggong (Crystal Palace) covers an area of 1000 acre, 40 to 50 meters in depth. In the 10-meter-depth of the center bottom, there is a milky yellow dyke composed of carbonic acid calcium, looking like a dragon crouching below the lake. Especially when the wind is blowing across, the dragon seems to be squirming with the billowing water.

While Shuzheng Waterfall is totally different from the lakes mentioned above. It is actually composed of many follow-on falls, formed by lakes flowing down from the stair-like valley. Waterfalls with great momentum and deafening noise plummet deep into the lake below. On the dykes of these lakes, kinds of plateau bushes put down their roots deeply, forming many

special plant groups and a marvelous natural spectacle.

At the end of Shuzheng scenic area is the imposing Nuorilang Waterfall. Far from the waterfall, astonishing thundering noise, water smoke and color rainbows in the sky form a wide and dynamic water screen of grandeur.

 Luwei Hai (Reed Lake)

Luwei Hai is elevated about 2140 meters. It is actually a semi-marsh lake, where reeds abound and birds fly freely. When the reeds come into bloom, layers of the down-like flowers undulate, seducing lots of wild ducks and egrets to come here. Reed Lake suffuses a thriving and flourishing vitality.

Huohua Hai (Sparking Lake) is elevated 2187 meters, with an area of 36352 square meters and depth of 9 meters deep. The water is blue and clear. When the fog dispersed in the morning and the sun has risen, there seems a lot of sparks flashing and twinkling on the lake surface. Sparking Lake, overwhelmed by jade greens all around, looks like a jadeite dish full of marvelous pearls and jewels.

In summer, wild flowers come into bloom of brilliant reds and purples. Morning dews correspond with bits and pieces sparks shining in the Lake, left a great deal for visitors to taste.

Zhenzhu Tan (Pearl Shoal) is elevated 2433

meters. It is a fan-shaped huge calcium beach, where scatter a great variety of biological individuals due to the special Karst topography. When the flow is passing by, there seem that thousands of shining pearls are rolling throughout the beach.

 Jinling Hai

With an altitude of 2435 meters, Jinling Hai (Golden Bell Lake) is composed of two closely connected lakes. The Lake was named after the two lakes' bell-like outline. Overlooking Jinling Hai, you will be drunk with the indigo-blue water. The bell-like lakes seem to be more delicate and exquisite with thick forests all around.

 Wuhua Hai

Wuhua Hai (Five Flower Lake) is elevated 2472 meters and is 5 meters deep. It is the pride of the whole Jiuzhaigou. Within the same body of water, the color is ever changing from light yellow, blackish green, deep blue to dark blue etc.
Looking down to the lake, you can even see water bubbling out of a well in the bottom of the lake.

 Fangcao Hai

Fangcao Hai (Grass Lake) is elevated 2910 meters. With grasses growing everywhere and water birds swimming leisurely, the Lake's seasonal scenery is very appealing: glossy and green grasses in spring, blooming and flourishing flowers in summer, golden yellow in deep autumn, and in winter spotless and pure white.

 Jianyan

To the south of Tiane Hai (Swan Lake), there is a lonely precipice standing erect, called Jianyan (Sword Cliff). It is over 500 meters high. Huge rocks are exposed to the air, for the steep slopes are hardly covered with any vegetation. The cliff was named after its sword-like outline.

South from Norilang Waterfall, Jiuzhaigou is divided into two parts. Extending toward the south is Zechawa Gully, with a length of about 17.8 kilometers. Walking along Zechawa Gully, you can enjoy scenic spots like Jijie Hai (Seasonal Lake), Wucai Chi (Five Color Pond), and you will end you journey at Chang Hai (Long Lake) with an altitude of 3100 meters.