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📸 The Ultimate Guide to Baisha Lake North Shore! A Free Oil Painting World, missed by 99% of people! 🌊 Why is the North Shore the real treasure? ✅ Unlock panoramic masterpieces for free: azure lake water + pure white sand dunes + majestic Gongger Peak, with more wetlands and herds of cattle and sheep than the south shore ✅ Less crowded hidden gem with beautiful scenery: no travel agencies, enjoy the entire oil painting-level landscape by self-driving, every photo looks like a computer wallpaper ✅ Diverse activities: lakeside picnic, wetland stroll, snow mountain reflections, all without spending a single ticket fee! 🗺️ Must-visit photo spots on the North Shore (with routes) graph LR A[Wetland Entrance] --> B[Baisha Sand Dune Viewing Platform] B --> C[Gongger Peak Reflection Area] C --> D[Cattle and Sheep Pasture] 🔥 Top photo spots: 1. Wetland meadow: wear a white long dress standing by the lake, shoot backlit silhouettes with snow mountains as the background (Photo 2) 2. Sand dune slope: soft light at 4 PM, capture the magical frame of "desert and lake" together (Photo 3) 3. Herdsman pasture: spend 10 yuan to feed lambs, capture interactions between people, snow mountains, and sheep (Photo 4) ⚠️ Exclusive pitfall avoidance tips (locals’ secret) 1. Navigation tips: set destination to "Bulenkou Reservoir," after the checkpoint keep right, there is a dirt road along the way that leads directly to the lake shore 2. Dressing tips: - Light-colored clothes (white/light blue) are best for photos, bring a scarf as a prop - Prepare a pair of dirt-resistant shoes, wetlands may be muddy 3. Hidden activities: - Shoot sunset in the evening, sand dunes turn golden - Bring a drone! Aerial shots of the "lake-mountain-sand-grass" 3D landscape (Photo 5) 📸 Photo filter formula Xingtu app "Xiao Kenting" filter + brightness +20 + color temperature -10 (to highlight the blue lake water and white sand dunes) 💬 Popular comments “The south shore is crowded, but we took over the entire north shore! Totally worth it!” “Met a shepherd uncle in the wetlands who gave me a bowl of freshly squeezed goat milk, so healing!” 👉 Save this guide, don’t miss the north shore on your self-drive trip! Post notes with the hashtag #BaishaLakeNorthShoreUltimateGuide and enter a draw to win Xinjiang postcards for 3 people~ #XinjiangFreeAttractionsTop #PamirPlateauHiddenActivities #SelfDriveHiddenRoutes #FreeEpicPhotos #SouthXinjiangSecretSpotsCheckIn

I've been to Sanya many times, but never expected there's a place even more amazing than Sanya! Today I want to share my secret travel spot— not Sanya, not Wanning, but the less-crowded, stunning Lingshui! Fell in love after just one visit! ✈️ Transportation: After flying to Haikou or Sanya, it's recommended to rent a car and drive to Lingshui. 🚗 The drive takes about 1.5-2 hours. Alternatively, you can take a high-speed train to Lingshui Station. 🏨 Accommodation: This time, I stayed at the Hainan! Sanyuezheng Hotel 🏨, and the sea-view room was absolutely incredible! For less than 500 per person, you get such a sea-view room— the value is unbeatable! ✨ A 350-meter platinum beach is right at the hotel's doorstep, with super fine sand and crystal-clear water, like translucent jelly. The best part? It's rarely crowded. At dusk, you can have the entire sunset sea view to yourself— no photo editing needed! ✨ Don’t miss the 21st-floor glass sky pool! Fully transparent design, swimming here feels like floating in mid-air. Best visited at sunset—the pool turns orange-pink under the twilight, breathtakingly beautiful! ✨ Detailed itinerary: Day 1️⃣ Sanyuezheng Hotel ➡️ Boundary Island Day 2️⃣ Lighthouse ➡️ Qingshui Bay ➡️ Danjia Fishing Village ✨ Must-visit spots: 1️⃣ Boundary Island (ticket: 132 yuan) Stay overnight for sunrise and sunset views. The water is so clear you can see the bottom. Try diving activities and spot stingrays! 2️⃣ Freedom Lighthouse The real-life inspiration for *The Disappeared*! To reach the lighthouse, navigate directly to Jianjian Coffee or take the small train for 10 yuan. 3️⃣ Qingshui Bay Fine sand and fewer crowds, perfect for kids to play in the water. Navigate to "Nomad Beach Bar" and walk right for coconut-tree-lined beaches—great for photos! Walk left to reach the lighthouse! 4️⃣ For local snacks, head to Xincun Night Market! Stir-fried noodles, BBQ, and Lingshui sour rice noodles are must-tries! Prices are very affordable! For seashell hunting 🌊: 1️⃣ Lingzai Village, Lingshui County ➡️ Fill your bucket with shells in minutes! 2️⃣ Shenji Grocery ➡️ Mangrove Beach, where you can catch plenty of small crabs! 3️⃣ Haifu Supermarket ➡️ Find loads of sea treasures like starfish, shells, and coral! Lingshui is truly Hainan’s hidden gem!!

Yaohu Town, located in Yixing, is nestled between mountains and waters with beautiful scenery. It features unique attractions like sightseeing trains and dragon-shaped water shows, blending nature with culture, offering diverse cuisine and accommodation options—a perfect leisure destination. Travel Highlights ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ • Nature-Culture Fusion: Situated by Taihu Lake, Yaohu Town boasts stunning lakeside and mountain views while incorporating profound historical culture. It innovatively showcases Yixing's Dongpo culture, Zisha pottery culture, and folk traditions, including a replica of Yixing's dragon kiln and a Song Dynasty kiln exhibition hall. • Diverse Experiences: The sightseeing train is a signature attraction, with a 6.2 km track circling the town clockwise (50-minute ride), passing viaducts, tunnels, lakes, bamboo forests, and tea fields. Other highlights include dragon-shaped water shows and Yaohu boat tours. • Family-Friendly: Beyond adult-oriented cultural and natural attractions, the town offers kid-friendly activities like the Yaohu Bamboo Rat Wave Park, perfect for family outings. Food Recommendations 🦐🦐🦐 • Zisha Cake: Inspired by Yixing's pottery culture, this delicate pastry has a unique aroma. • Yaohu Bamboo Shoot Soup: Made with fresh local bamboo shoots, simmered with other ingredients—flavorful and nutritious. • Honey-Braised Pork Trotters: Tender and savory, combining sweet honey with rich meat flavors. • Local Snacks: Affordable and tasty options like radish cakes, plum blossom cakes, and dried vegetable cakes. Accommodation Options 🏠 • Yaohu Grand Hotel: Designed around Yixing's kiln theme, with 600+ rooms, gym, pool, and yoga studio. • Boutique Stays: E.g., Lakeside Retreat, offering picturesque views and immersive experiences. Transport Guide ✈️✈️✈️ • Train: From Yixing Station, take a bus (~23 km) or taxi to Yaohu Town. • Drive: Navigate to "Yaohu Town Visitor Center" with ample parking. • Public Transit: Direct buses from Yixing Station. Scenic Features ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ • Jiangnan Water Town: Crisscrossed by canals and bridges, evoking classic southern charm. • Ancient Architecture: Blending Suzhou and Huizhou styles—white walls, black tiles, and stone bridges like an ink painting. • Pristine Nature: Clear lakes reflecting skies, with lotus ponds and rice fields. ⚠️ With its unique landscapes, rich culture, and top-tier facilities, Yixing Yaohu Town is an ideal family getaway.

For the "Spirited Away" comic night view🌃 I came all the way to Guizhou!! This is the Guizhou version of the Jiangnan water town hidden deep in the mountains by the river🏠 Some of the comic night scenes are the same as "Spirited Away," and some have a unique Chinese aesthetic of Jiangnan water towns. 🚄 Transportation: Take the high-speed train to Zunyi Station. There is no direct shuttle to the scenic area, so you can only take a taxi for about 1 hour, costing around 60+ RMB one way. 🎫 Tickets: Student ticket 60 RMB, adult ticket 120 RMB (valid for 3 days), sightseeing bus 20 RMB (includes 4 rides; if more than 4 rides are needed, buy additional tickets on-site at 5 RMB per ride). 📝 Two-day one-night travel guide 𝘿𝙖𝙮 ❶: Arrive at Zunyi ➠ Wujiangzhai ➠ Aerial Ballet ➠ Water Flying Man ➠ Drone Show ➠ Bonfire Party ➠ River Lantern Blessing ➠ Night View Check-in and Photos 𝘿𝙖𝙮 ❷: Boat Tour ➠ Stroll around Wujiangzhai ➠ Single Bamboo Raft Performance ➠ Lunch ➠ Experience Flower Grass Paper and Bamboo Lantern Weaving ➠ Return Trip 🔆 Recommended Check-ins: 1⃣ Guatian Lixia (Qian Academy Hotel): Wujiangzhai preserves a large number of original terraced fields, where organic ecological agricultural and fruit products are directly delivered to the restaurant. In summer, enjoy a bite of freshly picked watermelon here and feel the unique vitality of this land! 2⃣ Miao King Hotel Infinity Pool: The infinity pool is located halfway up the mountain in the Miao King Hotel. From here, you can overlook the entire Wujiangzhai, making it a perfect photo spot. At night, the pool blends with the night view of Wujiangzhai, creating a stunning Instagram-worthy scene waiting for you to capture! 3⃣ Folk Culture: Intangible cultural heritage flower grass paper, intangible cultural heritage bamboo weaving, gate-blocking welcome ceremony, Tunpu local opera, single bamboo rafting, music carnival party—these exciting activities will bring you an unforgettable trip to Wujiangzhai. 🔖 Tips: 🎎 Staying at Miao King Hotel allows you to experience ethnic costume dressing for free, making your photos more fitting with the environment here. Be sure to book in advance. 🏮 When thousands of lights are lit at night, it looks like the dreamy scene from Spirited Away! The early morning has a misty feeling! It’s recommended to stay one night before leaving. Wujiangzhai is not only a new landmark in Guizhou but also a great place for us to escape the city noise and relax our minds and bodies. The stunning night views and rich folk activities bring us back to pure and happy times.

Before the Dragon Boat Festival arrived, I took a weekend trip with my mom to a resort, with the destination being the Congdu International Manor located in Conghua, Guangzhou. Recently, Guangzhou has been experiencing sudden and intense dragon boat rains every day. I thought such weather would greatly ruin the travel experience, but surprisingly, rainy days are always the comfort zone of Chinese aesthetics. The hotel entrance is an ancient-style flying eaves gate tower. The access control is strict; security guards inquire about the purpose of the visit and reservation details before allowing entry, greatly ensuring privacy. As the car entered the manor, lush greenery lined both sides of the road. Despite the continuous heavy rain today, the road was exceptionally clean and tidy, showing that maintenance is well done regularly. Because it is located in the mountains, a thin mist hung low on the hillside after the rain, creating a fairyland-like scene. The entire manor consists of 37 courtyard-style villas, 90 Tongquantai suites, and the Phoenix Residence. Each villa enjoys a private courtyard and secluded views. Our room was on the first floor of Building 1 near the lobby, with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking gently flowing water. We sat on the open-air balcony, watching raindrops ripple across the calm surface. Not far away, a shallow waterfall gurgled softly. There are many outdoor activities to choose from here: hot springs, tennis, but the rain came in bursts, so unfortunately, we couldn’t go. However, the butler said that electric carts are available on call, so we could tour around by car. We then visited the famous Phoenix Residence—it sits at the highest point of the manor, offering an unobstructed view of the scenery below. The architecture is grand and magnificent, truly impressive. When the rain eased, we strolled around the manor. The paths undulate with the mountain terrain, each leading to different scenic spots. The entrances of the Chinese-style villas vary; some are covered with red flowers, others with pomegranates. I checked and found that the garden landscape here has a “way to enjoy” in every season: Spring (March-May) to admire pomegranate flowers and rhododendrons; Summer (June-August) to escape the heat and enjoy birdwatching in the wetlands; Autumn (September-November) to see the colorful forests and hike in the mountains; Winter (December-February) to enjoy hot spring therapy. Here is some other practical information you might be interested in: 🍃 The hotel is located in the core of the Conghua Hot Spring Ecotourism Resort Area, 70 kilometers from downtown Guangzhou, about a 1.5-hour drive. 🍃 With over 90% forest coverage, the air negative ion concentration reaches 100,000/cm³, and PM2.5 is consistently below 10, making it a genuine natural oxygen bar. 🍃 The manor includes 37 courtyard-style villas, 90 Tongquantai suites, and the Phoenix Residence. Even the smallest rooms are a spacious 120 square meters. 🍃 Equipped with comprehensive private butler service and shuttle transportation, electric carts are available on call, allowing you to explore the manor at will. 🍃 There are several high-standard restaurants: Yuxiangyuan Western Restaurant features a master chef, Chao Huang Hui Chinese Restaurant specializes in delicious Chaozhou cuisine, and Xinggong New Japanese Restaurant offers exquisite seasonal wagashi. 🍃 With the Dragon Boat Festival approaching, you can also try their newly launched vegan zongzi at the hotel. They are generously made with premium ingredients. My favorite is the black truffle flavor, which also makes a great gift!

Together with Mom, we spent 7 days engraving the mountains and waters of Guizhou into our memories—and captured life photos we love! ✨D1️⃣ Zhijin Cave → Huangguoshu Silver Chain Waterfall ☑️ Zhijin Cave: An underground palace-like karst wonder, cool breeze brushing the face, a 2-hour stroll feels like stepping into another world～ ☑️ Silver Chain Waterfall: Departed for Huangguoshu in the afternoon, stayed at Huangguoshu Qianshouju, one of only two hotels in the scenic area. Couldn’t afford Bailian, hhh. Took the VIP passage straight to Silver Chain Waterfall, just against the crowd flow. At 5 PM, the “Fairyland Passage,” the waterfall looks like thousands of silver chains falling into a deep pool, cold and serene, like the end of the world. 🌊D2️⃣ Huangguoshu Grand Waterfall → Baling River Bridge Early morning private visit to the Grand Waterfall! Walked through the Water Curtain Cave, rainbows all around, enjoyed the grandeur for 1.5 hours🌧️ In the afternoon, a relaxed check-in at Doupotang, stayed at the homestay Yuanfu Xiadu under Baling River Bridge, quietly listening to the breath of mountains and rivers. 🎵D3️⃣ Maling River Canyon: Waterfall Clusters and Canyon Secrets “Tiny Green Mountain → Dachaowo” trek, hot and humid but stunning, feeling the power of nature amid the roaring waterfalls. 💧D4️⃣ Rest Day at Yuhuangding Sea of clouds sunrise, daydreaming in the mountains, watching Guizhou’s gentleness and grandeur from the homestay window, recharging body and soul. 💫D5️⃣ FAST Telescope → Libo Big Seven Holes ☑️ FAST: The awe of a national treasure! Circled the “big dish,” bursting with national pride✨ Thanks to the scientists’ romantic dedication! ☑️ Big Seven Holes: Natural bridge with golden light shining through the hole, like pushing open the fairy gate, nature’s light and shadow magic. 🌅D6️⃣ Libo Small Seven Holes: West In, East Out, Green Wonderland Wolong Pond’s clear water, stone forest hiking, Hanfu matches perfectly with the landscape! The drone captured every frame of this fairy tale. 📷D7️⃣-8️⃣ Jiabang Terraces: Hidden Peach Blossom Land After winding mountain roads, tens of thousands of terraced fields awaken in the morning mist🌾 Stayed in the Yunhuan Secret Realm, a renovated old stilt house. All three meals were eaten in the inn, an excellent viewpoint of Terrace No. 1. Lying in bed, you can fall asleep to the sound of rice waves, a scroll of farming civilization unfolds here. ✨🔥【Outfit Tips】 Guizhou’s mountains and waters go perfectly with Hanfu/New Chinese style! Red & white clothes are super photogenic. Skirts inconvenient? Han pants are cool and stylish! Drone street shots, a blessing for social anxiety🌝 Traveling with my elderly mother, averaging 15,000 steps a day, renting a car + staying in five-star hotels in scenic areas, easily exploring Guizhou’s wildness and gentleness🌿 This trip, eyes in heaven, heart at home❤️

Guys, Macau is truly a hidden gem perfect for citywalking! It offers both extravagant luxury and rich historical charm. Here’s my amazing route to share with you—first-timers, just follow this guide! 📝 🎫 Pre-Trip Prep: - Apply for your Hong Kong and Macau travel permit in advance, and make sure the visa is valid! - Purchase an overseas data package online before arrival, then simply turn on roaming in Macau. - Exchange some small-denomination Macau Patacas (MOP) for backup. While most places accept mobile payments, you might need cash for buses or street snacks. You can exchange money at the border. 🚗 Transportation Guide: - Take the high-speed train to Zhuhai Station, then walk to Gongbei Port. After customs, head straight to the free shuttle buses ("Fortune Buses")—they’re convenient and frequent, dropping you near major attractions. - For buses, prepare cash or a Macau Pass (MOP 6 per ride). - For taxis, download the "Macau Taxi" app for easier booking, with WeChat/Alipay payment options. 🗺️ Citywalk Route: 1️⃣ **Ruins of St. Paul's** 👉 Macau’s iconic landmark! For great photos, try the right staircase, Lover’s Lane, or the UYQ building to avoid crowds. Nearby shops offer free samples of pork jerky and almond cookies—perfect for snacking while exploring. 2️⃣ **Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro (New Street)** 👉 Get the *National Geographic*-worthy shot! The sloped street with old buildings in the foreground and modern towers in the background creates a stunning contrast. 3️⃣ **Guia Lighthouse** 👉 Overlook the entire Macau Peninsula here. It’s peaceful and scenic—grab a bench and enjoy the sunset. 4️⃣ **Rua do Cunha (Food Street)** 👉 A paradise for food and photos! Besides Macau specialties like Lord Stow’s egg tarts and Mok Yi Kei durian ice cream, there are now Instagram walls with "Macau" in different styles—the one near McDonald’s is the most popular. 5️⃣ **The Venetian** 👉 The indoor artificial sky and canals feel like Venice. Hop on a gondola for dreamy photos. 6️⃣ **The Parisian** 👉 Don’t miss the Parisian Garden for romantic shots with the Eiffel Tower replica, whether on the lawn or a bench. 7️⃣ **The Londoner** 👉 The British-style architecture, Big Ben, and red phone booths are cinematic. At night, the lights add extra charm. 🍜 Food Recs: - Besides Rua do Cunha, try the curry beef offal near St. Paul’s—tender chunks in rich curry sauce. Also, don’t miss the crab congee, bursting with umami and local flavor. 📌 Tips: - Avoid weekends/holidays for fewer crowds and better photos. - Macau’s indoor AC is strong—bring a light jacket. - Note the Fortune Buses’ operating hours (e.g., The Venetian’s last bus to Gongbei leaves at 22:00). This citywalk ensures an immersive Macau experience with stunning photos. Save this and start your adventure! 💖

In Shenzhen, find a weekend👏 to escape to the mountains and sea - Dapeng knows romance! Here's a 2-day 1-night heavenly guide to Shenzhen Dapeng🥰 Save it fast and set off anytime! 📸 2-Day Itinerary Day1 🌞 Morning: Akanara Beach 👉 Visit the "Maldives of Shenzhen"! Crystal-clear jelly-like sea + white sandy beach, drone shots of the coastline are breathtaking!⛱️ Best to arrive in the morning for fewer crowds and soft light Navigate to "Miyue·Monet Seaside Resort Homestay" to check in, enjoy lunch🍱 at the hotel and relax The homestay is right by the beach🏖️ Spend the afternoon sipping tea by the sea and taking stunning photos🤳 Both the restaurant and rooms are super photogenic. Wait for sunset - if you're lucky, you might catch a breathtaking evening glow Dinner: Nearby seafood restaurant, only ~40 RMB per person for a feast🐟 Day2 ☀️ Morning: Sleep in, have breakfast🥣 at Miyue, and schedule a photoshoot (complimentary for guests, book time slot in advance⏰) After shooting, head to Egong Bay for coffee and chill all morning, or rent a paddleboard Return: Have lunch before heading back to the city to avoid traffic Another perfect weekend✌️

Waking up to a divine garden, I was speechless the moment I pushed open the door—no filter, no special effects, the entire Yaomei Peak was suspended right before my eyes. The sea of clouds churned beneath my feet, the snow-capped mountains within reach. In that moment, I had stepped into the city in the sky. 🏔 270° Snow Mountain Embrace ✅ Cliffside Floor-to-Ceiling Windows: Lie in bed and watch the golden sunrise paint the peaks, the pink-gilded snowtops breathtaking ✅ Cloud-High Afternoon Tea: Reach out to scoop the clouds, pancakes paired with Yaomei Peak—perfection ✅ Stargazing Glass Cabin: At 3 AM, the Milky Way plunges vertically into your eyes 🌌 with an abyss right beneath your pillow ✅ Cliff Swing: The moment you swing out, rolling clouds and glacial relics lie beneath your feet 📸 Photo Ops ▪ Wrapped in a white blanket by the window in morning mist ▪ Toasting with champagne against the silhouette of the mountains at dusk ▪ Midnight soak in a warm-lit tub with a galaxy outside the window 📍 Navigation: Siguniang Mountain·Sky City Cliff Hotel 📌 Tips: At 3,180m altitude, the mountains turn honey-colored at sunset A must-sleep bucket list +1—the moment you open the window, every journey here becomes worth it. Here, time is lifted by the clouds, every frame as if meticulously color-graded by the gods. At dawn, the mountains don golden veils; by afternoon, the sweetness of pancakes mingles with the thin alpine air; and at midnight, the Milky Way cascades down, as if you could pluck the stars with a stretch of your hand. The instant the cliff swing soars, your heartbeat syncs with the waves of clouds, while glacial relics silently whisper tales of millennia beneath your feet. This isn’t a hotel—it’s a grand illusion of the sky. As the steam from butter tea blurs Yaomei Peak beyond the window, I finally understand: so-called paradise is just Siguniang Mountain’s love letter to the world.

July turns Hohhot into a heavenly destination! While southern China melts in heat, here you get 25°C breezes with flower-filled grasslands by day and Milky Way views under volcanoes by night 🌌~ Fresh from my trip, I've split this 5-day itinerary into Volcano/Grassland and Desert/City sections. First up: conquering Ulanhad Volcano and Huitengxile Grassland – complete with horseback riding haggling tips! 🌋Day1-2: Ulanhad Volcanic Cluster – Mars on Earth 🚗Transport hack: 4h drive from Beijing / 2.5h car rental from Hohhot We flew into Hohhot at night and stayed at Wanhao Hotel – a lazy traveler's dream with free airport transfers + 1.4km to East Railway Station. The rental company delivered our SUV right to the hotel 🚗 (SUV essential for volcanic gravel roads!). 🌍How to conquer volcanoes No.3-8? Sci-fi photo ops await! ✅Volcano #3: Equestrian paradise - Black lava + red walkways = "Wandering Earth" film set vibes. Local herders offer horseback photos (initial price ¥100/person; haggle to ¥50/10min by saying "just two quick shots"). - Sunset tip: Shoot mirror-like reflections in the crater lake, wearing bright jackets for pop against dark lava 📸. ✅Volcano #6: Astronaut photoshoot central - Rust-colored mining scars create instant Mars landscapes. Use phone portrait mode + 0.5x wide angle for epic shots. - Skip the ¥50 rented astronaut suits – bring your own silver jacket for hygiene. ✅Volcano #8: Gemstone treasure hunt - Scour colorful gravel for raw agates (bring a small hammer!). Lucky finds include pigeon-blood red stones 💎. - Hidden bonus: Wild sunflower fields behind the volcano for dreamy golden hour photos. 🌌Milky Way photography secrets (Key tips!) - Best time: 1-3am (locate via Star Walk app) - Camera settings: ISO3200 + f/2.8 + 30s exposure (use "Pro mode" on phones) - Prime spot: End of Volcano #3 walkway – minimal light pollution with lava rock foreground ✨ 🏕️Day3-4: Huitengxile Grassland – Hayao Miyazaki comes alive 🚗1.5h drive from volcanoes to grassland core Pass "Ninety-Nine Lakes" en route – every roadside stop looks like a Windows wallpaper! Skip crowded Huanghuagou Scenic Area (overpriced tickets) for open grasslands. 🐎Grassland must-dos: Horseback riding + Zhama Feast + Stargazing yurts ✅Horseback haggling 101: - Near Huanghuagou South Gate, negotiate group discounts: "5 riders for ¥80/person" works for 4km circuits. - Pro tip: Choose short brown horses (gentle) over tall white ones (photogenic but temperamental). ✅Zhama Feast: Regal Mongolian dining - Wear traditional robes, drink welcome liquor, enjoy horsehead fiddle performances. The ¥150/person feast includes whole roasted lamb with ceremonial songs 🎵. - Must-eat: Hand-grabbed mutton with leek flower sauce, fried millet with creamy cheese. ✅Accommodation hack: - Avoid scenic area yurts (fake AC). Book "Time Grassland Homestay" – 5min from Huanghuagou with 24h hot water + floor heating + backyard BBQ under stars. 🌼Secret spots (10x prettier than Huanghuagou!): - Little Sky Lake: 10min walk from North Gate – perfect backlit portraits by reeds. - Wildflower Slope: Drive 5km toward Zhuozishan for poppy-filled meadows straight from French cinema 🌺. 🍜Food Hall of Fame (Local-approved): ❤️Must-eat: - Volcanic lamb legs at "Grassland Ballad" (crispy skin + garlic combo!) - Zhuozishan smoked chicken (juicy amber-skinned birds at "Li Zhen Smoked Chicken") - Ice-boiled lamb at "Gerile Amma" – meat so tender it slips off chopsticks! 💔Avoid: - Scenic area "Mongolian milk tea hotpot" (¥80 for bland broth + meat slices 😤) - Volcano footpath sausages (¥10 starch-filled scams – buy "Niulanghan" beef jerky instead). 🚗Route Planner: - Day1: Airport → Hotel → Car rental → Volcano (overnight) - Day2: Volcano exploration → Sunset → Milky Way photography - Day3: Volcano → Grassland → Horseback → Zhama Feast (yurt stay) - Day4: Huanghuagou hiking → Sky Lake → Return to Hohhot 💡Pro tips: - Clothing: Light jacket + pants (mosquito proof) by day; down jacket at night (10°C drops!) - Gear: Sunglasses + SPF50 (fierce UV), telephoto lens for pastoral scenes - Budget: ¥800/person for 4 days (car+lodging+tickets) Hohhot in July blends volcanic fire with grassland chill – whether watching the Milky Way cascade down a crater or feeling wildflowers kiss your cheeks, you'll rediscover what "healing" truly means 🌌~ Next up: Xiangshawan Desert + Hohhot city guide – stay tuned! 👇

Went to 📍Taipei with friends Besides exploring various night markets every night 🍢 I also checked out many photo spots 📸 - Here are a few great places to take night photos in Taipei 🏙️ You can get amazing shots without being exposed to the sun like during the day 📸 - 📍Bishan Temple, Neihu 📸p1-p3 ❶Through the embedded porcelain of Kaizhang Shengwang Temple, you can photograph Taipei 101 and Taipei's night view, with ancient and modern elements in the same frame. ❷From the observation deck, you can also overlook the entire Taipei city and even catch planes from Songshan Airport flying past Taipei 101. - 📍Tao Zhu Yin Yuan 📸p4 Taipei 101 nestled between Taipei's luxury residences, with the building on the left being a reflection. - 📍Xiangshan Hiking Trail 📸p5 Less than 30 minutes of hiking from the city center, it's a classic spot for sunset views. You can take close-up photos with Taipei 101 📸 - 📍Zhucun Izakaya 📸p6 The super popular izakaya photo spot on Instagram 🔥, with Taipei 101 in the background, nestled between narrow alleys. - 📍Raohe Night Market 📸p7 From the observation deck of the parking lot diagonally opposite the night market, you can capture the night market's archway and also Taipei 101 in the distance. After taking photos, you can start exploring and eating 😋 - 📍Ningxia Night Market 📸p8 One of Taipei's larger night markets, delicious 😋 - 📍Songshan Ciyou Temple Ciyou Temple - Raohe Night Market - distant city skyline in the same frame

[RoundNails] Wuyishan Tianze Garden Villa Hotel is located at No. 8 Yinpingfeng Road in the resort area of Wuyishan City, offering a high-end vacation experience that blends natural surroundings with cultural charm. ✅ Location & Transportation Situated in the heart of the resort area, the hotel faces the Great King Peak scenic area and is about 3 km (a 2-minute drive) from the southern entrance of the scenic zone. Nearby amenities include a commercial pedestrian street, entertainment facilities, and parking, ensuring convenient access. ✅ Architecture & Environment Featuring eight villas surrounded by 60% greenery, the design incorporates Minyue cultural elements with courtyard-style layouts and a water engineering system, creating a "small bridge over flowing water" natural ambiance. ✅ Rooms & Styles The hotel offers 46 rooms across four themes: Zen-inspired, light luxury, vacation, and festive elegance. Rooms span 30 sqm and come with either a 1.8m large bed or two 1.2m beds. Some standalone villas include private terraces. ✅ Facilities Amenities include a gym, tea room, meeting space, children’s playground, and butler service. Complimentary Wi-Fi, 24-hour assistance, and luggage storage are provided. Dining options feature local breakfast specialties and private customized lunch/dinner services. ✅ Service & Reviews Renowned for personalized service, the hotel offers full travel support (e.g., scenic ticket bookings, itinerary planning). Users on platforms like Trip.com praise its prime location, serene environment, and exceptional service. In summary: With its stunning natural views, distinctive architecture, and comprehensive services, this hotel stands out as a top-tier choice for luxury getaways in Wuyishan.

Our family of three set off for a vacation in Moganshan! Just a one-hour drive, and I must say, Moganshan is truly a great place for Hangzhou locals to unwind and relax. Here, you can forget the hustle and bustle of daily life 😂. Kids can also get close to nature and enjoy its gifts. The room hidden in the bamboo forest feels like a magical cabin straight out of a fairytale. Our daughter was thrilled to see it, and it was our first time staying in such a unique house—it felt so magical. Every corner is perfect for taking photos! ✈️ If you have a drone, aerial shots here are stunning! Address: Xiangyue Lake International Leisure Resort Valley, Deqing Moganshan 🚘 Transportation: 1-hour drive from Hangzhou 🧑‍💼 Services: Self-service car booking, scenic shuttle bus transfers. Free 🆓 mailing of forgotten items—our daughter’s clothes were left behind, and they were promptly couriered to our home. 🏠 Room: We booked a king-size bed room since our daughter is still young and can’t sleep alone. Families with older kids can opt for family rooms. The standalone wooden cabins are scattered amidst the mountains and bamboo forests ⛰️, equipped with a fridge, microwave, sterilizer, and tableware—perfect for families needing to prepare baby formula. Outside the window is a bamboo forest, and you can hear the rustling of leaves when the wind blows. Waking up to the sound of birds feels like being in a fairytale forest 🌳. 🌳 Environment: The entire hotel area is huge! With high levels of negative ions, you can enjoy hiking and get up close to nature. Every breath feels refreshing, as if you’re one with nature, leaving you completely relaxed. 🪀 Activities: ▪️ There’s a play area, water park, deep and shallow pools, and a sandy area—all of which kids love. Our little one especially adored the sandy play area and didn’t want to leave. ▪️ There’s also an equestrian center with professional equipment and a spacious venue. The petting zoo has many animals that kids can feed. 🥗 Dining: We ordered Western cuisine—authentic European-style thin-crust pizza paired with a vegetable salad, which was both healthy and delicious. The thick and juicy beef burger was a hit with our daughter, making mealtime stress-free.

“A city of Gusu, half of Jiangnan poetry.” Filled with excitement and anticipation, I arrived in Suzhou. The evening at Shantang Street, the sunset at Jinji Lake, Suzhou’s oldest gardens, and the water town Zhouzhuang—there are so many fun and photogenic places... . Truly a city you will fall in love with once you visit. If you also love romantic Suzhou, here are 9 stunning photo spots for you. Next time you come to Suzhou, let’s go! Let’s listen to music and drink tea together, and experience the slow life of Suzhou people! . ✅ Recommended photo spots ❶ Pingjiang Road Pingjiang Road is like half of Gusu city, with white walls and black tiles, small bridges and flowing water, and old-style residences. This is the historical and cultural street that best showcases Suzhou’s lifestyle. . ❷ Shantang Street Highly recommend coming here to watch the sunset and night view. The ancient-style buildings on both sides and the swaying boats in the middle give a feeling of a bustling inn from the past. . ❸ Huanyu Hui You can take photos in front of the “Suzhou” sign wall here. . ❹ Canglang Pavilion The oldest existing garden in Suzhou, full of greenery, with a scenic view at every step, very poetic like an ink painting. . ❺ Jinji Lake The ultimate romance in the city center, perfect for watching the sunset and night view. The view is great, and you can capture the Gate of the Orient and the Ferris wheel. . ❻ Beita East Alley You can take photos with modern buildings and Bao’en Temple together. . ❼ Wu Zuoren Art Museum You can take photos with the twin towers in the frame, and also wait for the koi fish to swim by to capture the reflection of the twin towers in the water, which is very atmospheric. . ❽ Gusu Internet-famous Wall The street wall has the characters “Gusu” written on it, perfect for photo check-ins. . ❾ Zhouzhuang Ancient Town Known as “China’s first water town,” Zhouzhuang is peaceful with small bridges and flowing water during the day, but becomes lively and bustling at night.

This majestic hotel perches dramatically on a cliff, its unique design wrapped in an air of mystery. Stepping inside feels like entering a flowing painting, with every corner a dreamscape meticulously crafted by artists. It's not just the latest hotspot for social media check-ins, but also a sanctuary for the soul—a true temple of art. The rooms are incredibly cozy, with floor-to-ceiling windows framing unobstructed lake views. Lying in bed, you'll feel the gentle breeze and hear the rhythmic lapping of waves against the shore, as if perfectly harmonized with nature. The washbasin shimmers like sunlight dancing on the lake's surface, every curve pulsing with vitality; the toilet sits quiet and steadfast, like a loyal guardian of the lakeside, preserving this tranquil beauty. Wandering through the hotel, each step lands on art's rhythmic beat, every breath infused with the fragrance of inspiration. Here, you're no longer just a passing traveler—you become the most radiant scene in this living painting. Come embark on a dreamy journey where art, nature, and life intertwine! Don't forget your camera to capture these uniquely magical moments!

Escape the crowds! Unlock a wild luxury self-driving journey to the secret grassland Tired of the same old tourist spots? Want an intimate date with the grassland up close? Drive your car along winding pastoral paths into this privately owned, undeveloped grassland ranch, and unlock countless magical ways to explore the grassland! 1. Scenery on Wheels: Self-driving through the secret grassland From the moment you step onto the grassland, the asphalt road gradually turns into soft pastoral trails, with endless waves of green on both sides of the car window. No need to stick to navigation destinations; you can stop anytime to enjoy breathtaking views—herds of cattle and sheep leisurely strolling on the meadow, windmills turning slowly in the distance, and wild rabbits darting through clusters of wildflowers. Roll down the window, let the grass-scented breeze fill the car, and capture every cinematic moment with your camera. 2. Embrace the Grassland: Unique accommodation experiences 1. Mongolian Yurt Stargazing Room: As night falls, lie inside a traditional Mongolian yurt, gaze at the dazzling Milky Way through the skylight, and drift to sleep to the distant sound of the horsehead fiddle played by herders. Wake up at dawn to the first ray of sunlight and open the door to see herds of horses galloping through the morning mist. 2. Log Cabins: If you prefer a modern touch, choose a cabin nestled by the mountains and water. Outside the floor-to-ceiling windows is a picturesque blend of lake and grassland. Brew a cup of milk tea on the terrace, watch the clouds roll by, and enjoy the tranquility of the entire grassland. 3. Immersive Grassland Life: Unlock countless activities • Horseback Riding: No need to worry about riding experience; professional horse trainers guide you throughout, from leisurely walks to galloping, fully experiencing the grandeur of "the wind blows the grass low, revealing cattle and sheep." • Traditional Archery: Draw the bowstring, aim at the target, and experience the ancient Mongolian competitive fun—you might even unlock your "sharpshooter" skills. • Cute Animal Interaction: Lambs gently nuzzle your palm, and feeding them by hand will melt your heart! Hop on a vintage horse carriage, follow an old herder across the grassland, and listen to legendary stories of the prairie. 4. Grassland Cuisine: A feast for the palate • Hearty Handheld Meat: Freshly slaughtered grassland lamb, simmered in clear water to preserve the pure milky flavor, paired with chive flower sauce—one bite fills your mouth with rich meat aroma. • Whole Roasted Lamb Ceremony: At night, gather around the bonfire to witness the whole lamb roasting ceremony. The golden crispy skin sizzles with oil; tear off a big piece, pair it with mare’s milk wine, and feel the passion of the grassland people. • Lakeside Romantic Moments: During the day, set up a canopy by the lake and enjoy a delicate afternoon tea with milk tea, milk skin, and cheese; at dusk, have a grassland hotpot with tender lamb boiling in a copper pot, dipped in sesame sauce and paired with refreshing sand chives—one bite is pure bliss! 5. Grassland Photography Treasure: Snap stunning shots effortlessly • Sunrise and Sunset: In the morning, the lake reflects the rosy glow, herders ride horses driving sheep past—every shot looks like a magazine cover; at dusk, the sunset dyes the grassland golden, set up your tripod and capture the magnificent "long river setting sun." • Aerial Secret Spots: Bring a drone and view from a god’s-eye perspective the vast grassland, scattered lakes, winding pastoral paths, and herds of cattle and horses like pearls on a green carpet—each frame is a breathtaking visual feast. This private grassland ranch has no crowded crowds, only nature and freedom within reach. Pack your bags and start a spontaneous self-driving trip to the grassland, putting poetry and distant dreams into your trunk!

👭 Girls! This time I've truly struck gold! No need to go to Sanya—Guangdong hides this heavenly island gem! It's Yangjiang's Hailing Island, one of Guangdong's four major islands, crowned as the "Oriental Hawaii." Here, you wake up naturally every day, feast on the freshest seafood, and soak in the most healing ocean views. Save this nanny-level guide and get ready to go👇 🏨 Living Between the Clouds and Waves Choosing the Element Hotel was a beautiful accident. I just wanted a seaside stay but unexpectedly unlocked a new "laid-back ocean-viewing" experience. The 180-degree floor-to-ceiling windows are like a giant movie screen, showcasing ever-changing ocean scenes daily. The designer clearly understands "lazy philosophy": the mini-kitchen even comes with seasonings. Buy seafood outside and DIY a feast anytime! 🌅 The Three-Minute Sunrise Ritual The biggest perk of staying by the sea? Turning sunrise viewing into an impromptu performance. At dawn, I walked through the dewy coastal path. Three minutes later, my toes touched the cool seawater. The sunrise here is gentle—first a shrimp-pink hue, then peach-colored clouds, and finally, the sun rising like a soft-boiled egg yolk. In the morning light, even your hair glows. 🏖 The Carnival of Ten-Mile Silver Beach A five-minute drive takes you to the legendary Ten-Mile Silver Beach. The water is so clear it looks filtered. The beach is loveliest at 10 AM—sunlight isn’t too harsh, lounge chairs are freshly set, and water sports require no queues. Don’t miss jet skiing for some ocean-speed thrills. Or try parasailing—when the speedboat accelerates, the wind lifts you up, offering a drone-like view of the bay. Exhausted? Collapse on the sand with lemon tea, watching jet skis carve white waves. 🦀 The Lively Charm of the Seafood Market Zhabo Market is liveliest at 4 PM! Fresh fish, lively mantis shrimp, feisty flower crabs—each tempts your taste buds. Master the "three checks" for seafood: intact crab legs (broken ones spoil faster), black-free shrimp antennae (black means stale), and bulging fish eyes (sunken means old). Back at the hotel, try the local "fermented black bean steam"—savory with a hint of seafood sweetness. ⛱️ I’m in love with this trip! No crowds, no rush! Ocean-view rooms, sunrise by the sea, and seafood freedom—this is what a vacation should be!!

🌟 Chengdu Summer Escape Guide: Cool 20°C at Xiling Snow Mountain 🌟 📍 Reasons to Visit: ✅ Fewer crowds and beautiful scenery: More off-the-beaten-path than Qingcheng Mountain, avoid the crowds! ✅ Cool summer retreat: While Chengdu is 36°C, here it's only 20°C, bring a jacket~ ✅ Low altitude friendly: No altitude sickness pressure, suitable for elderly and children. ✅ Great value: Package includes accommodation + tickets + cable car, super cost-effective! 🚗 Transportation Guide: Self-drive: 2 hours from Chengdu, good road conditions, direct access to the scenic area parking lot. Public transport: From Chadianzi Bus Station → Xiling Snow Mountain shuttle bus (about 3 hours). 🎫 Tickets & Accommodation: Recommended package: 200+ RMB package (includes tickets for 2 adults and 1 child + cable car + 1 night stay at mid-mountain hotel). Hotel options: Yingxue/Maple Leaf Hotel: Cable car direct access, 5-minute walk to lake and flower sea, fully equipped. 🌲 Must-try experiences 💕 1. Sea of Clouds Cable Car: Overlook forest valleys, kids get super excited! 2. Riyueping/Yinyangjie: Cloud sea spectacle at the summit, distant views of snow mountains. 3. Little Daisy Flower Sea: Stunning photo spot by the lake, summer exclusive~ 4. Family facilities 🌟: Playground, balloon wooden house, boardwalk strolls. ⚠️ Notes: Clothing: Big temperature difference between morning and evening, bring a windproof jacket. Sun protection: High altitude, strong UV rays, need sunscreen + hat. Food & Drink: There are restaurants at mid-mountain, or bring your own snacks. Ticket purchase: Book packages 2 days in advance, prices may rise in peak season. 📸 Photo spots: Red fairy tale house 🏠 | Summit balloon wooden house 🎈 | Arch bridge flower sea 🌼 | Snow mountain backdrop ⛰️ ✨ The best summer escape secret near Chengdu, save it and set off now💕

While the mainland is engulfed in scorching heat, Lhasa's summer offers a refreshing 15-25°C coolness paired with crystal-clear sunlight, making it the gentlest invitation to the Tibetan plateau. Snow-capped mountains and sacred lakes reflect each other, prayer flags flutter in the breeze, and the Lhasa Spring & Autumn Oxygen Hotel serves as a "high-altitude recharge station," utilizing advanced technology to alleviate altitude sickness, allowing you to effortlessly embrace the snowy landscapes. 1. Must-Experience in Lhasa Summer: A Blend of Scenery and Poetry From June to August, Lhasa is at its most "welcoming": • Climate: Cool like autumn, requiring extra layers in the morning and evening; midday sunlight is warm but not sticky. • Scenery: Namtso Lake thaws, its waters as blue as gemstones, with wildflowers adorning the grasslands along the shore; Yamdrok Lake's blue becomes even more transparent in summer, with scenic views along the lakeside road; the golden roof of Potala Palace glistens under the sun, while Barkhor Street buzzes with pilgrims. • Culture: If you catch the Wangguo Festival (July-August, celebrating the harvest), you can witness horse racing, singing, and dancing, immersing yourself in the local festivities. 2. 5-Day Itinerary: Oxygen Boost to Beat Altitude Sickness Day 1: First Encounter with Lhasa, Welcomed by "Oxygen" • Arrival in Lhasa: Head straight to the Lhasa Spring & Autumn Oxygen Hotel, check into an oxygen-enriched room (24-hour oxygen supply with a concentration of 25%), and enjoy the hotel's prepared Rhodiola stewed pear sweet soup to ease travel fatigue. • Evening Stroll: Walk 10 minutes to Barkhor Street, join the clockwise pilgrimage circle, sip a 5-yuan sweet tea at a local tea house, and watch locals chat. Day 2: Potala Palace - A Sunlit Pilgrimage • Morning: Reserve tickets for Potala Palace (hotel concierge assists with bookings for stays of 5+ days), and capture the "50-yuan banknote view" from Yaowang Mountain. • Afternoon: Listen to debates at Jokhang Temple (after 3:00 PM), and savor Tsomo's cold noodles and fried potatoes paired with butter tea to balance the spice. Day 3: Namtso Lake - Chasing Light at the Sacred Lake • Private Car Trip: The hotel arranges a reliable car service for a round trip of about 6 hours. • Lakeside Experience: Picnic by Namtso Lake (hotel provides a health-conscious meal box with barley cakes and yak yogurt) and admire the reflection of Nyenchen Tanglha Mountain in the lake. • Return Surprise: Pass by Nagenla Mountain Pass at sunset and witness the golden glow on the snow-capped peaks—a breathtaking sight. Day 4: Yamdrok Lake - Scenic Drive Around the Lake • Lakeside Road: Yamdrok Lake's blue hues are layered in summer; visit Karola Glacier for a close-up view (dress warmly!). • Gyantse Fortress: Overlook the Zongshan Anti-British Site and feel the weight of history. Day 5: Gardens and Debates - Tibetan Slow Living • Norbulingka: Explore the Tibetan royal gardens and admire the golden-roofed palaces amidst lush greenery. • Drepung Monastery: Watch monks debate after 3:00 PM (their verbal sparring is captivating). • Farewell: Shop for Thangka paintings and incense at Barkhor Street as souvenirs, and enjoy Tibetan pork hotpot at a restaurant near the hotel to conclude your trip. 3. Accommodation Highlight: In-Depth Experience at Lhasa Spring & Autumn Oxygen Hotel 1. Altitude Sickness Remedy: Advanced Oxygen Technology • Independent oxygen supply system in rooms, monitoring oxygen levels 22 hours a day; "sleep mode" automatically adjusts to 25% oxygen concentration, instantly relieving altitude sickness symptoms like headaches and insomnia. 2. Prime Location: 800 Meters to Potala Palace • Just 800 meters from Potala Palace, a 10-minute walk to Barkhor Street, surrounded by renowned sweet tea houses and Tibetan restaurants (e.g., Guangming Gangqiong Sweet Tea House and Gangjinacang Restaurant within 1 km), making dining effortless. 3. Tibetan Aesthetics + Thoughtful Service • Design: Zen-inspired aesthetics with bathrooms equipped with high-altitude protective shower gel (to prevent dryness and peeling). • Service: ◦ Daily complimentary "anti-altitude sickness package": breakfast includes tsampa with sweet tea. ◦ Travel concierge handles everything: booking Potala Palace tickets, planning routes, even lending sunscreen and shawls. • Hidden Perk: The rooftop terrace of the hotel's restaurant, just 300 meters away, offers the "best view" of Potala Palace—perfect for capturing golden roof silhouettes at 6 PM and illuminated night views later. 4. Food Map: From Hotel to Street, A Culinary Journey in Lhasa ■ Must-Try at the Hotel • Breakfast: Tibetan tsampa porridge (richly flavored with butter) + freshly brewed sweet tea (refreshing) + high-altitude honey yogurt (digestive aid). • Dinner: (300-meter walk) Yak bone soup hotpot (infused with astragalus and angelica for warmth and vitality), paired with the hotel's homemade barley cakes. ■ Hidden Gems on the Streets • Guangming Gangqiong Sweet Tea House (North Entrance of Barkhor Street): Unlimited refills of 5-yuan sweet tea, a local favorite. • Tsomo's Cold Noodles (Duosenge South Road): Spicy cold noodles + fried potatoes, perfectly complemented by butter tea.

**Wuzhen Travel Guide: A Water Town Where Dreams Meet History** Wuzhen, hailed as "China's Last Water Town," epitomizes the charm of Jiangnan's canal villages. With its stone bridges, flowing waterways, whitewashed walls, and black-tiled roofs, it blends ancient elegance with modern artistic vibes. This guide will help you explore Wuzhen to the fullest! ### **🚗 Transportation Guide** - **High-Speed Rail**: Arrive at Tongxiang Station, then take Bus K282 directly to Wuzhen Scenic Area. - **Self-Drive**: About 1.5 hours from Shanghai/Hangzhou, with convenient parking at the scenic area. ### **🎫 Ticket Recommendations** - **West Scenic Zone (¥150)**: Stunning night views, must-visit spots include the Mu Xin Art Museum and White Lotus Pagoda. - **East Scenic Zone (¥110)**: Authentic water town charm, featuring Mao Dun’s Former Residence and the Indigo Fabric Workshop. - **Combo Ticket (¥190)**: Ideal for day trips, covering highlights of both zones. ### **🏡 Accommodation Tips** - **Inside West Scenic Zone**: Recommended stays like Zhenshui Resort Hotel or Tong'an Inn—scenic views right outside your window, and easy walks back after night tours. - **Budget-Friendly Option**: Zive Hotel outside East Scenic Zone, around ¥200/night, perfect for cost-conscious travelers. ### **🍜 Must-Try Local Delicacies** - **Dingsheng Cake** (Lin’s Shop, West Zone): Symbolizes academic success. - **Radish Pancake** (East Zone street stalls): Crispy outside, tender inside. - **Scholar’s Mutton Noodles** (West Zone): A winter favorite with rich broth. ### **🌟 Top Experiences** 1. **Gondola Night Tour** (West Zone, ¥180/boat): Dreamlike scenery with lights reflecting on the water. 2. **Indigo Dyeing DIY** (Hongyuantai Dyehouse, East Zone): Create your own intangible cultural heritage craft. 3. **Morning Tea** (West Zone, before 7:30 AM): Waterside breakfast, soaking in old-world charm. ### **📅 Best Time to Visit** - **Spring & Autumn** (Mar–May, Sep–Nov): Pleasant weather, avoiding extreme heat or cold. - **Festival Picks**: October Drama Festival and Spring Festival’s "Lantern Show" offer vibrant atmospheres. **✨ Pro Tip**: Don’t miss West Zone’s night views, visit East Zone early to avoid crowds, and use combo tickets on the same day! Bring a Hanfu outfit for stunning Jiangnan-themed photos~

Here are 9 city recommendations perfect for family trips with kids, featuring nature exploration, parent-child interaction, and cultural experiences~ 1. Shenzhen Window of the World and Happy Valley cater to children of different ages. The newly opened Jurassic Water World is especially popular with kids. Family suites in hotels come with children's play facilities and are within walking distance to the attractions. 2. Dunhuang Through parent-child activities like the Yangguan Pass exit ceremony, camel riding at Mingsha Mountain, and Mogao Grottoes clay painting, children can learn history while having fun. April-May offers fewer crowds, beautiful scenery, and great value. 3. Qinhuangdao Activities like the seaside colorful train, beach horseback riding, and carousel are full of childlike fun. You can also take dreamy starry photos under red hot air balloons, perfect for kids aged 3-8. 4. Xingyi, Guizhou Stay in fairy-tale mushroom house hotels, experience caving, rock climbing, and rice field fishing, and marvel at the karst landscape. With average summer temperatures of 25°C, it's ideal for escaping the heat. 5. Anji The integrated design of Kaiyuan Jialebi Theme Hotel and amusement park offers 30+ rides and shuttle services, allowing kids to freely enjoy attractions. Evening fireworks shows make it perfect for relaxed family vacations. 6. Penglai, Yantai The Three Immortals Mountain scenic area's myths and Yingzhou Fairyland suit kids who love traditional culture. Dream World in Oulebao has fairytale castles and rides for young children, plus dolphin watching opportunities. 7. Mile, Yunnan Mile's Dongfengyun red brick castles are called "China's Morocco". Fuxian Lake offers astronomical observation, while Puzhehei's lotus ponds and cave exploration provide natural fun. With few tourists and beautiful scenery, it's great for niche family trips. 8. Shanghai As an international metropolis, Shanghai boasts abundant family resources including amusement parks, museums, water parks, and resorts suitable for children of all ages. 9. Zhongwei The Desert Star Hotel's sand pits, sandboards, and camel rides keep kids entertained for hours. Families can also explore ancient Beichangtan village and Helan Mountain rock paintings, perfect for outdoor adventure lovers. When traveling with kids, consider family-friendly hotels, prepare sun protection and common medicines in advance, check local weather, and note that some attractions require prior booking or tickets.

| A dreamy journey that even nine squares can't contain. Can anyone relate? 🥹 The beauty of Yili is absolutely breathtaking—no nine-square grid could ever do it justice! This time, I was truly lucky. It was my first solo trip to Xinjiang, and I met the most adorable group of travel buddies 👭. We laughed and chatted the whole way, sharing joy without a hint of awkwardness, as if we'd been friends for ages 🤗. And then there was our cool-on-the-outside, warm-on-the-inside tour leader, whose photography skills were next-level 👍. He always captured the most beautiful moments, helping us take stunning photos that needed no editing—every shot was perfect straight out of the camera 📷. He made our travel memories even more beautiful and vivid. In Yili, we marveled at the picturesque scenery together: grasslands like green velvet carpets, snow-capped mountains gleaming in the sunlight, and crystal-clear lakes that mirrored the sky like giant mirrors... Every view was unforgettable 😍. This journey was truly magical. Not only did I get to experience Yili's stunning landscapes, but I also made precious friendships 💕. I know I'll cherish these memories forever. Y'all, Yili is absolutely worth visiting—I’m sure you’ll fall in love with it too 🥰.

Help! This route in Sichuan West is just too photogenic! Snow-capped mountains, canyons, exotic landscapes... Every shot looks like a magazine cover✨ Here’s a comprehensive photography guide, bookmark it and go! Day 1: First Encounter with Snowy Mountains Chengdu → Maobailiang Viewing Platform → Siguniang Mountain Shuangqiao Valley → Danba ✅ Maobailiang: Arrive early morning to capture the panoramic view of Siguniang Mountain; use a telephoto lens to compress the space, and when mist swirls, it looks like a fairyland ✅ Shuangqiao Valley: Use a wide-angle lens to shoot the reflection of snowy mountains on the lake during the hike; capture light and shadow changes during the blue hour at dusk. If the guide doesn’t enter the scenic area, plan your shots in advance! Day 2: Encounter with an Exotic Planet Danba → Moxi Park → Yuzixi → Xinduqiao ✅ Moxi Park: Wear solid-colored clothes to shoot sci-fi style photos; shoot from a low angle to highlight the ruggedness of the rocks ✅ Yuzixi: Arrive one hour before sunset to photograph the golden sunlight on the mountains and capture silhouette portraits for a full atmospheric effect Day 3: Secret Realm of the Green Wilderness Xinduqiao → Moon Lake → Zesang La Aerial Garden ✅ Moon Lake: Capture light spots in the forest during a light hike; use a macro lens to shoot moss in the stream ✅ Zesang La: Reserve your spot early to shoot the sunset over Gongga Mountain; bring a reflector to light up your subjects; use star mode to capture a stunning Milky Way Day 4: Full-on Road Movie Vibes Xinduqiao → Gedilamu → S434 Snow Mountain Road → Chengdu ✅ Gedilamu: Shoot the carousel with snow-capped mountains in the background; use a wide-angle lens to include the full panorama ✅ S434: Shoot the road extension line at Honghaizi; drone footage of the zigzag road is absolutely amazing! ⚠️ Must-See Tips for Photographers 1️⃣ Buy Shuangqiao Valley tickets in advance; last-minute tickets may be unavailable! 2️⃣ Avoid Yuzixi and Gedilamu on rainy or snowy days; safety first 3️⃣ Bring a tripod, graduated filter, and polarizer; if you have severe altitude sickness, don’t carry heavy gear! 4️⃣ Large temperature differences between morning and evening; keep camera batteries warm with heating pads Grab your camera and set off—every frame in Sichuan West is worth cherishing!📷

Hey buddies! Looking for weekend joy in Xiamen? Pick a sunny day, grab your camera, and have a blast at these endlessly enjoyable parks. Then unwind at Jinjiang Inn Xiamen Airport Jimei School Village Hotel - cozy vibes + complimentary midnight snacks will boost your happiness to the max! 🥳 💗 Experience Highlights: - **Huli Park**: Boat rides, tea sessions, and picnics on the lawn 🍵 - **Shangli Reservoir Park**: The "Little Switzerland of Xiamen" with vast lawns perfect for photos - **Hongshan Park**: A 20-minute hike to the summit for breathtaking sunset views 🌇 - **Egret Bay Park**: Feed pigeons and enjoy family-friendly vibes - **Bay Park**: Breeze by the sea for ultimate romance After exploring, recharge at the hotel with warm ambiance and free late-night snacks—pure bliss! 🚗 Transportation: The hotel is super convenient! Whether by taxi, metro, or bus, you'll get around easily 🚇. All parks are just a short ride away—switch to "park stroll mode" effortlessly! 🍽 Nearby Eats: Don’t miss Minnan delicacies after park-hopping! Satay noodles, oyster omelets, ginger duck… hit up nearby food streets 🍜. Back at the hotel, free midnight snacks mean no late-night hunger pangs—pure happiness! 📌 Pro Tips: ✅ Sunscreen and bug spray are musts—Xiamen’s sun and insects are *enthusiastic*! ✅ Wear light colors for photos—100% match with lush greenery and sea views 💚 ✅ Book early—weekends sell out fast! 💰 Perk: Teachers and students rejoice! Show your ID at booking for 10% off 💸. Save more for extra satay noodles! 🏨 Address: No. 92 Tongji South Road, Jimei District (Jinjiang Inn Xiamen Airport Jimei School Village) This weekend, ditch the couch! Stay at Jinjiang Inn, roam Xiamen’s gem parks, and soak up the city’s charm ✨. Gather your crew and start the adventure!

Georgia 🇬🇪 Just hearing its name fills you with wanderlust If it's your first time traveling abroad I'd recommend this niche visa-free destination Not only does it have Tbilisi that rivals Europe But also the Lonely Planet under the snow-capped Kazbegi mountains - 🚶🏻 Tbilisi citywalk route: Castle Hotel – Holy Trinity Cathedral – Tbilisi Graffiti Wall – Fabrika – Old Tbilisi – Puppet Clock Tower Show – Narikala Fortress – Mother Georgia Statue – Peace Bridge - 📷 Photo spots guide: 1️⃣ Tbilisi Funicular: Navigate to Tbilisi funicular. Visit the abstract colorful houses by day, and take the cable car at blue hour for panoramic city views with magical ambiance~ 2️⃣ Narikala Fortress: Combine with Mother Georgia Statue. Take the cable car before sunset to see accordion-playing grandpas 🪗 and city vistas. Capture the statue during blue hour~ 3️⃣ Holy Trinity Cathedral: A perfectionist's dream for photos. Use telephoto lens for atmospheric human-church compositions~ 4️⃣ Old Tbilisi: Don't miss the unique clock tower performance at noon. Explore distinctive architecture and street art~ 5️⃣ Castle in Old Town Hotel: This 16th-century castle hotel near Narikala Fortress offers medieval movie-like night views. Its museum-like lobby and photogenic pool are highlights~ 6️⃣ Tbilisi Graffiti Street: Navigate to Fabrike – the local trendy district filled with artistic murals and hip crowds~ - 🎈 Georgia travel tips: 1️⃣ Bring EU adapters and prepaid SIM cards 2️⃣ Use Yandex Go/Bolt for taxis (cash or Visa) 3️⃣ Navigation: Google Maps or Yango Maps 4️⃣ Metro/buses accept Visa or local transit cards 5️⃣ Visa works for dining. Chinese food recs: Lanzhou Noodles & Fabrike restaurant

June is the peak travel season, with packed tourist spots and skyrocketing hotel rates. Why not try *reverse travel* by choosing lesser-known destinations with stunning scenery, fewer crowds, and lower costs? Enjoy a budget-friendly and peaceful vacation! 1. **Zhaoxing Dong Village, Guizhou** (Budget: ¥800-1200/4 days) **Why Go:** Low commercialization, affordable prices, rich ethnic culture **Transport:** High-speed train to **Congjiang Station**, then a 10-minute taxi to the village **Must-Do:** ✅ **Stroll through Dong Village** (stilt houses, drum towers, wind-and-rain bridges—perfect for ethnic-style photos) ✅ **Hike Tang’an Rice Terraces** (1.5-hour easy hike with breathtaking views) ✅ **Dong Long Table Banquet** (¥50/person, savor local delicacies) ✅ **DIY Batik Craft** (¥30-50, create your own souvenir) **Stay:** Homestays in the village (¥100-200/night), recommended **Tianzhiyi Courtyard** (great views) **Tips:** June is when the terraces are filled with water—magical reflections and fewer tourists! 2. **Jianshui, Yunnan** (Budget: ¥1000-1500/4 days) **Why Go:** Fewer crowds than Dali, cheaper than Lijiang, full of ancient charm **Transport:** 2-hour high-speed train from Kunming **Must-Do:** ✅ **Jianshui Ancient Town** (Free! Don’t miss Zhu Family Garden and Confucian Temple) ✅ **Meter-Gauge Train Ride** (¥100/person, ultra-retro photo ops) ✅ **Zitao Street Night Market** (¥30/person for a feast, try grilled tofu) ✅ **Shuanglong Bridge Sunset** (Free, stunning ancient bridge reflections) **Stay:** In-town guesthouses (¥150-300/night), recommended **Ting Ziyun** (renovated Qing-era mansion) **Tips:** June weather is mild—perfect for slow travel. Don’t forget sunscreen! 3. **Zhangye, Gansu** (Budget: ¥1200-1800/5 days) **Why Go:** Off-the-beaten-path Northwest route, jaw-dropping landscapes, low costs **Transport:** 3.5-hour high-speed train from Lanzhou or 1-hour flight **Must-Do:** ✅ **Rainbow Mountains (Danxia)** (¥75, most vibrant at sunset) ✅ **Pingshanhu Grand Canyon** (¥130, wilder than the Grand Canyon) ✅ **Shandan Horse Ranch** (¥50, Asia’s largest—horseback riding is a steal) ✅ **Zhangye Night Market** (Try cuo yu noodles and stir-fried bolar, ¥20/person) **Stay:** City hotels (¥150-250/night) or unique B&Bs near Danxia **Tips:** Days are ~25°C in June, but bring a jacket for chilly mornings/evenings! 4. **Nanxun Ancient Town, Zhejiang** (Budget: ¥800-1200/3 days) **Why Go:** Free entry! A quieter alternative to classic water towns **Transport:** 40-minute taxi from Huzhou High-Speed Rail Station **Must-Do:** ✅ **Morning Mist at Baijian Lou** (Free, dreamy photo ops at dawn) ✅ **Gondola Ride** (¥160/boat, split costs with others) ✅ **Try Shuangjiao Noodles** (¥20, crispy pork + fried fish = delicious) ✅ **Night Walk** (Fewer crowds, magical lantern-lit streets) **Stay:** Waterside guesthouses (¥200-400/night), recommended **Liuyin Lu** (charming historic house) **Tips:** June is rainy—umbrellas recommended for misty river scenes! 5. **Jingxi, Guangxi** (Budget: ¥1000-1500/4 days) **Why Go:** Guilin-like karst scenery without the crowds **Transport:** 1.5-hour train from Nanning to **Jingxi Station** **Must-Do:** ✅ **E’Quan Spring** (¥48, rice fields + springs = fairyland) ✅ **Quyang Lake** (Free, mirror-like karst reflections) ✅ **Aibu Waterfall** (Free, hidden wild waterfall) ✅ **Vietnamese Rice Rolls** (¥5/serving, border delicacy) **Stay:** Town hotels (¥120-200/night) or lakeside homestays **Tips:** June’s abundant water makes springs and waterfalls even prettier! 6. **Hanzhong, Shaanxi** (Budget: ¥800-1200/3 days) **Why Go:** Qinling Mountains hideaway, Xi’an locals’ summer retreat **Transport:** 1.5-hour high-speed train from Xi’an **Must-Do:** ✅ **Longtou Mountain** (¥138 incl. cable car, epic sea of clouds) ✅ **Qingmuchuan Ancient Town** (Free, at the 3-province border) ✅ **Hot Skin Noodles + Tofu Pudding** (¥10 for breakfast) ✅ **Han River Night Cruise** (Free, breezy and relaxing) **Stay:** City hotels (¥150-250/night) or cheaper ancient-town lodgings **Tips:** Longtou Mountain is ~20°C in June—ideal summer escape! **Money-Saving Tips** ✈️ **Transport:** Book discounted train/plane tickets early; overnight buses save more 🏠 **Accommodation:** Hostel dorms/shared homestays (¥50-80/night), safe and budget-friendly 🍜 **Food:** Hit local markets and snack streets (¥20-30/person) 🎫 **Tickets:** Student/guide IDs or online discounts cut costs **Reverse travel this June—skip the crowds and high prices for an equally amazing trip! 🌿**

In Liyang's Nanshan Bamboo Sea, I encountered a secluded paradise-like homestay—Zhilanqiu Homestay. A vast, lush green lawn stretches out like a soft velvet carpet. Bathed in sunlight, you can run freely, play, or lazily set up a tent to bask in the sun—it's so blissful that all your stress seems to vanish into thin air. The exotic Moroccan-style design exudes uniqueness and romance in every detail. 🛋Sunken Living Room, Lazy Moments It's the perfect spot for relaxation. Kids snuggle into the plush sofa watching TV, making time feel slow and beautiful. 🌊A Whole Reservoir, Poetic Living In front of the homestay lies a sparkling reservoir, its surface glimmering with fragmented light under the sun.

🌈Theme Highlights: Where to go for summer vacation? Of course, head to Meilin Lake in Qingyuan and stay in an infinity pool villa! Swimming pool, KTV, BBQ, mahjong—it's all here! I just stayed there, and the experience was absolutely top-notch. I have to recommend it to everyone! Prime Location: The villa is located in the most beautiful lakeside villa area of Meilin Lake, surrounded by great food, shopping, and entertainment. You can start your eat-and-explore mode anytime—so satisfying! 🎯Entertainment Facilities: A super-sized infinity lakeside pool where you can enjoy the sunshine during the day and listen to the gentle sounds of the lake at night. Every shot of the villa is Instagram-worthy, perfect for blowing up your social media. Soak in the pool, feel the evening breeze, and chat with friends while grilling—the vibe is just perfect. Isn’t this the dream vacation life? 🏘️Room Types/Layout: First Floor Room 1: 1.2m beds × 2 (shared bathroom) Second Floor Room 1: 1.8m bed (private bathroom) Second Floor Room 2: 1.0m bed (private bathroom) 2.0m bed 1.8m bed Third Floor Room 1: 1.8m bed (private bathroom) Third Floor Room 2: 1.8m bed (private bathroom) Third Floor Room 3: 1.8m bed (private bathroom) 👍Warm and Thoughtful Service: After booking, the butler will contact you in advance to provide detailed check-in instructions. Simply put, from pre-arrival to check-out, the service is incredibly attentive. They even offer a complimentary afternoon tea set and share local travel tips, making you feel right at home.

Finally completed my quest to visit all six Disney resorts worldwide! 🎉 Here comes the ultimate comparison guide for different parks 👇 🎠1⃣️ Walt Disney World (Florida, USA) 🔺This is my ABSOLUTE FAVORITE Disney destination - no competition!! 💖 Anyone who thinks Disney isn't fun must have never been here! It's the largest Disney resort globally, covering an area equivalent to a small city 🏙️. 🔺Features four theme parks: Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Hollywood Studios, and Animal Kingdom. Each park has unique charm 🌟 - you'll want to spend a whole week exploring! 🎠2⃣️ Disneyland Resort (California, USA) 🔺As the original Disney park, it's relatively compact with some slightly dated facilities 😉. The castle is charmingly petite～ 🔺Consists of two parks: Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure 🎠3⃣️ Tokyo Disney Resort (Japan) 🔺Includes Tokyo Disneyland & Tokyo DisneySea 🔺Boasts unparalleled atmosphere and service 👍, featuring the world's one-and-only DisneySea - absolutely must-visit! 🎠4⃣️ Disneyland Paris (France) 🔺Comprises Disneyland Park & Walt Disney Studios Park 🔺The castle is breathtaking!! Full of unique European romantic charm 🏰 🎠5⃣️ Hong Kong Disneyland (China) 🔺Though smaller with older facilities, it offers distinct Asian flavors and special charm 🥰 🎠6⃣️ Shanghai Disney Resort (China) 🔺The most modern Disney park with the world's largest castle! 🏰 🔺Only Disney park featuring a Zootopia land - super cool!! 🦊🐰 ✅Conclusion: If possible, prioritize Walt Disney World for the ultimate magical experience!! 💫 For maximum efficiency covering unique highlights, we recommend: Walt Disney World + Tokyo DisneySea + Shanghai Disney's Zootopia land - these capture Disney's essence perfectly. Other parks are relatively smaller with some repetitive attractions - suitable for completionists but optional otherwise.