Transport problems in Jiuzhaigou

Reports in HK of transport problems affecting tours in Jiuzhaigou.

See rthk.org.hk/rthk/news/englishnews/news.htm鈥?/a>

Transport problems in Jiuzhaigou

Actually, %26#39;road problems%26#39; appears to be more to do with Tibet.

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Transport problems in Jiuzhaigou

Contrary to that report Jiuzhaigou is still open to all tourists. It is possible that there are problems travelling by road but the airport is open and tourists have been arriving.

Which report - the RTHK one or the APA one? Also, are you saying that Hong Kong tour groups have not had to leave the area?

I am not aware of any tour group that have had to leave the area - note, I haven%26#39;t heard of it so I am open to correction on this.

I can confirm after these reports came out the Jiuzhaigou area was still open to foreign tourists. I will continue to update on the local situation over the next few days...

I have just been told by the Jiuzhaigou park administration that foreigners have to travel as part of a tour to Jiuzhaigou for the month of March. I%26#39;m sure any travel agent can organise this for you.

I was there last year in November,i took the bus from Chengdu to Jiuzhaigou,it is around 10 hours,too long,but i enjoyed the views on both side of road,i can tell locals still fears about the earthquake,they still sleep in the tent,constructions everywhere.I went there with a Foreigner, no problem at all.Maybe the new policy from March this year?but never heard about it?/

One thing i want to tell is Jiuzhaigou is too expensive for only one day tour,the entrance fee is around 300rmb?only can stay inside for one day...but colors definitly beautiful in early november