Jiuzhaigou Shuzheng Village is one of the three Tibetan villages that still remain in the Jiuzhaigou Nature Reserve today. Jiuzhaigou derives its name from the nine Tibetan hamlets that once ran along its length. Although only traces of these villages remain today, what remains has now been taken over by tourism. One of these is Shuzhengzhai, or Shuzheng Village, a Tibetan village close to Shuzheng Lake.
Most of the inhabitants of Jiuzhaigou have been moved out of the park, so that the area can be kept pristine. At Shuzheng Village, tourists is confronted by mass commercialism. There is a lot of Tibetan souvenir that one can buy here.
A Tibetan ceremonial drum at Shuzheng Village (17 October, 2005)
Prayer wheels and chorten at Shuzheng Village (17 October, 2005)
Tibetan prayer flags at Shuzheng Village (17 October, 2005)
Stall selling Tibetan trinkets and shawls at Shuzheng Village (17 October, 2005)
Tibetan ornamentations on sale at Shuzheng Village (17 October, 2005)
Kitchen in a Tibetan home at Shuzheng Village (17 October, 2005)
Wall art within the Tibetan home at Shuzheng Village (17 October, 2005)
Red chilli peppers being hung to dry at Shuzheng Village (17 October, 2005)
Tibetan living room at Shuzheng Village (17 October, 2005)
Balcony at Shuzheng Village (17 October, 2005)
My wife and I at Shuzheng Village (17 October, 2005)
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