Things to do in Jinzhai

I woke up at 4:30 a.m. to watch the sunrise at 6:10 a.m., and it was a magical experience. The sky was painted in a thousand different colours!I then explored Xihai Grand Canyon and took the funicular. The views were magnificent! From there, you can continue hiking to other peaks or head to the cable car to descend to the city.I spent a little more time wandering around, but as the day was sunny, huge crowds started pouring in. I decided to leave before it got too busy.An unforgettable morning!

Free attractions, primeval forest, thousands of acres of azalea

A must-see attraction in Wuhan, experience the sentiments expressed by ancient literati as they climbed the tower to gaze at the vast expanse of water, and marvel at the passage of time flowing like the Yangtze River. From the top of today's Yellow Crane Tower, you can see the Yangtze River Bridge, resembling a giant dragon spanning the two banks of the river.

I took my family to Lushan for three days in the summer. The moment we stepped off the bus, we felt a refreshing coolness, unlike the sweltering heat of the city. During the day, the air around Ruqin Lake carried the scent of pine, and the children chased butterflies on the boardwalk without complaining of fatigue. The most unforgettable moment was the day we visited San Die Quan (Three Cascades Spring). It rained a little, but the sound of the water cascading into the pool was thunderous, yet it brought a sense of tranquility. In the evening, we strolled through the town, where the lights were dim and the food was affordable. The elderly said they hadn't slept so soundly in years. The mountains and waters possess a spiritual quality and can soothe fatigue; I'll definitely come back when I want peace and quiet. ⛰️

The main gate of Hongcun isn't anything special, but once you're inside, especially at South Lake, every snapshot is a masterpiece. Moon Pond is also photogenic. People say it's too commercialized, but I think it's fine. Overall, it's a good experience.

Very good, there are no other hidden costs throughout the trip, the tour guide Xiao He is very nice, it is really convenient to join the tour group, no need to worry, otherwise it is also very annoying to find a place to eat by yourself. The only regret is that due to too much rainfall in the rainy season, the water of Detian Waterfall turned yellow..

Niushou Mountain boasts not only stunning natural scenery but also a rich historical and cultural background. It is one of the important origins of Chinese Chan (Zen) Buddhism, and during the Tang Dynasty, it was considered one of the three major "sacred sites" of Chinese Buddhism, along with Qingliang (present-day Wutai Mountain in Shanxi) in the northwest and Emei (present-day Emei Mountain in Sichuan) in the southwest. Visiting the Buddha Palace, from the outside in, from top to bottom (3 floors above ground and 6 floors underground), I was deeply awestruck by its breathtaking beauty! It's hard to imagine that such a magnificent religious building was constructed using an abandoned mine pit! Reaching a depth of 60 meters, it was completed and opened to the public in 2015, taking seven years to build and costing a total of 4 billion yuan. This gem-like scenic spot is only a national 4A-level attraction—truly an understatement!

The exhibited artifacts were quite good; I've also been to joint exhibitions organized by museums like the Hunan Provincial Museum. The Kremlin artifacts here are well-prepared and thoughtfully designed. However, the souvenir and merchandise section was rather boring. I was thinking of buying a pendant or something, but that saved me some money.

I was very satisfied with my stay. The room was spacious with good natural light, the hot water came out quickly, the housekeeping was meticulous, and the overall environment was quiet, allowing me to rest undisturbed at night. Highly recommended!