No clickbait, I really don't recommend a day trip to Mount Siguniang on May Day

The photo is from last May Day. It's beautiful, isn't it?~ After May, the grass at Mount Siguniang turns green. Visiting Mount Siguniang not only allows you to see the snow-capped mountains up close but also avoids high-altitude areas. There are also streams and meadows, with yaks and horses frolicking right beside you, it's truly romantic! However, if you're planning to visit during the May Day holiday, you should be prepared for the following: - 1. Traffic jams are severe during May Day, and it's almost impossible to achieve a round trip on the same day. 2. There will be a lot of people in the scenic area during May Day, and if you're in a hurry, the experience won't be good. For example, if you go early in the morning on the first day, you'll arrive at the scenic area by noon or afternoon, and you'll be in such a rush that you won't see much scenery. The scenic area closes at six o'clock, and you have to start queuing for the shuttle bus out at five o'clock. - Therefore, I suggest visiting Mount Siguniang with enough time and traveling off-peak. - Shuangqiao Valley visiting sequence: Redwood Forest - Budala Peak - Sigunacuo Lake - Nianyu Dam - Longzhuco Lake - Ginseng Fruit Flat -