Things to do in Jiexi

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Huanglong Temple is located in Songpan County, Aba Tibetan and Qiang Autonomous Prefecture. The main scenic area of ​​Huanglong Temple is 56 kilometers away from Songpan County, and the scenic area covers an area of ​​700 square kilometers. The Huanglong Temple scenic area consists of Huanglong Temple, Muni Valley, Xueshanliang, Xuebaoding, Danyun Gorge, and other scenic spots. It is listed as a world natural heritage site together with Jiuzhaigou. The scenic area is famous for its unique, beautiful, and secluded natural scenery, and is known as the "Yaochi on Earth".

I went there during the Dragon Boat Festival holiday. I booked the Venus Resort Hotel and could visit the scenic spots unlimited times. The scenic area is very large and cool, and each scenic spot can be used for blockbuster movies. The road to the top is relatively narrow, and only experienced drivers dare to drive. It is recommended to drive by yourself, and there are parking lots at each scenic spot.

Having fun at Walrus Mountain with friends was exhilarating; the super rapids and whitewater rafting are definitely worth trying. The shops are well-stocked with raincoats, waterproof bags, and drinks, and prices are transparent. The ground is cleaned promptly, and staff remind you to hold on tight to the handrails, making for a thrilling yet safe experience overall. (Content created by user on the QR code for mobile app)

We had a fantastic day at Chimelong Safari Park! The park is beautiful, with amazing scenery and a huge variety of animals. It's enormous, so I strongly recommend arriving early to have enough time to explore everything without rushing.We expected to see more giant pandas, but there were only two, although they were incredibly cute! We also hoped to see red pandas, which were listed as being at the park, but unfortunately, there were none.The animal show was excellent and entertaining, even though it was entirely in Chinese. We also hired a wonderful guide who was friendly, helpful and made a real effort to ensure we enjoyed our visit. We appreciated her efforts so much that we gave her an extra tip, even though she initially refused it.Overall, a great experience and well worth visiting in Guangzhou. Just arrive early and check which animals are available to see before your visit!

I didn't expect that there is such a place where people and nature live in harmony, far away from the hustle and bustle, everything inside is so quiet, which makes me feel new and quiet. If I come next time, I will still choose this early spring rainy season, walking on the path, with the spring breeze and the freshness of spring rain falling into the soil, the whispers of wind and leaves, the clear sound of raindrops hitting bamboo leaves, and the footsteps and surprises of birds and squirrels coming to spy on me, an outsider. If I come next time, I will choose to stay at Jingming Resort Hotel, wake up in the real birdsong and flowers in the morning, and look around to see the silence of the mountains. If I come next time, I will taste their self-produced tea, sit quietly at the table, and look at the calm lake, but not calm. There will always be curious fish on the lake, "dong" and stick their heads out, as if peeking at the spring day, as if looking for a soulmate. The lake is a leisurely turtle and a leisurely flying bird.

We entered from the South Gate. Although there were many people, it wasn't chaotic at all. The signs were very clear, and the staff were very responsible. It was a very enjoyable trip for the kids; Guangzhou is beautiful and delicious. It was our first time seeing a rhinoceros and our first time riding a cable car—a great experience!

Kulangsu is without a doubt one of the most magical and unique places in all of China, capable of completely enchanting you from the very first moment. This island has something magnetic about it, allowing you to escape the hustle and bustle of the modern world for a while and step into a completely different era.What strikes you immediately upon stepping off the ferry is the pervasive, soothing peace. The fact that a complete ban on motor vehicles is enforced across the entire island—no cars, scooters, or noisy motorbikes—completely changes the dynamic of exploring. Instead of the roar of engines, you hear the sound of the sea, birdsong, and the sounds of music drifting lazily from the windows of villas and music schools. Kulangsu is not called the Island of Pianos for nothing. Walking through the shaded, narrow alleys, you get the impression that this entire place lives to its own unhurried rhythm, where the past seamlessly blends with the preseent.

Experience the thrill of soaring into the sky, enjoy a 450m free stroll, and admire the Guangzhou night view from the Ferris wheel. This is a must-see attraction in Guangzhou, highly recommended!

The botanical garden is large, built against the mountain, and the overall scenery is pleasant. The main attractions are the Rainforest World, the succulent area, various flowering plants and shrubs, and a seven-tiered escalator. Take Metro Line 1 to Zhongshan Park Station, Exit 3B, walk a few hundred meters to enter the garden from the West Gate. Once inside, be sure to take the unlimited-ride sightseeing bus to various attractions. Walking around the mountainous areas can be quite tiring. First, visit the Rainforest World, then the succulent area to see the cacti, followed by the Flower Garden, then the Xizi Garden, and finally take the bus to the South Gate Station. From the South Gate, you can enjoy a distant view of the sea. Take two elevators and seven escalators down to the South Gate; each step of the escalator offers a scenic view and photo opportunities. Finally, take the sightseeing bus back to the West Gate from the South Gate. The photos are mainly taken at the Xizi Garden station of the botanical garden.