Nuorilang Waterfall
Jiuzhaigou Valley, Sichuan Province, China
Your base for this attraction is the Jiuzhaigou Nature Reserve. For travel information about Jiuzhaigou, go to Jiuzhaigou Travel Guide
At 320 metres in width and 20 metres in height, the spectacular Nuorilang Falls (Nuorilang Pubu) in Jiuzhaigou is also the widest waterfall in China. Nuorilang is Tibetan for majesty or grand. Nuorilang Falls is located near the intersection of where the Jiuzhaigou valley branches off to Zechawa Gully and Rize Gully. It is visible from the roadside, where steps lead downwards to a viewing platform. The platform allows visitors to view the falls upclose and to walk alongside the river as it flows down the gully.
On the opposite site of the road is another viewing platform where visitors can get a panoramic view of the whole Nuorilang Falls. You can feel the energy that surges down the fall as you stand there on the wooden platform and be enveloped by the spray.
Speckled sunlight at Nuorilang Falls.
Above: Water and mossy rocks at Nuorilang. Right: Nuorilang Falls and autumn branches. Below: Gushing torrents at the foot of Nuorilang Falls.
Above: Twigs against the Nuorilang Falls.
Right: Grasses cling tenaciously to rocks. Below: Gushing torrents at the foot of Nuorilang Falls.
Above: Grass and gushing water near Nuorilang Falls. Right: A fallen branch washed by the Nuorilang Falls.
Left: Nuorilang comes down over the rocks with broad swift strokes. Below: Appreciating the height of the Nuorilang.
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