Things to do in Xunwu

I initially thought this scenic area would be rather ordinary, but it exceeded my expectations. It's a well-managed area. Although it was misty on the mountain, the climate was very comfortable, with occasional light drizzle. I brought a raincoat, which was both rainproof and windproof, keeping me warm. Along the way, there were cute little murals that attracted the children to walk and breathe in the fresh air of nature. The cable car even had small fans, and the glass bridge had national flags flying.

There are discounts for seniors over 60 years old. The ancient temple and the thin sky are nice. The other scenery is average. Except for the thin sky, the rest is basically flat. It is not tiring to walk. It is no problem for kindergarten children to walk by themselves. There are mountains and water, which is generally good.

Checking in at the Sanbaishan Hot Spring Resort, the overall experience exceeded expectations! The park has a beautiful environment, and the mountain forest is a very comfortable oxygen bar. There are many herbal hot spring pools, the water is mild and clean, and the water temperature is just right, suitable for both adults and children. The service from 6250 was warm and attentive, highly recommended.

Real hot spring ♨️ There is no one at all, and the service is great in all aspects.

You can go and have a look. You can go and have a look. You can go and have a look.

Towering red cliffs, flowing emerald waters, and a perilous plank road—every step reveals a new vista. Combining the grandeur of Danxia landforms with the ethereal beauty of Taoism, it's a hidden gem nestled on the border of Jiangxi, Fujian, and Guangdong provinces. Aixin Rock Scenic Area is breathtakingly beautiful and well worth a visit!

The main attractions included in the package ticket are Shuzhuang, Sunlight Rock, and the Palace Museum. There's also an organ performance in the Bagua Building. Otherwise, you can skip the rest. The price is similar to snowboarding, but one yard saves some time.

Wuzhishi (Five Finger Stones) in Pingyuan County, Meizhou, is a hidden Danxia landform at the junction of Guangdong, Fujian, and Jiangxi provinces. Five stone peaks resemble giant hands, with a suspended skywalk built along the cliff face, offering panoramic views of the rolling mountains. Trek through Guifei Valley and Yixiantian (One Line Sky), and squeeze through the Modu Crevice (Grinding Belly Crevice), experiencing the wonders of nature. There's also the tranquil and ancient Shilin Temple, where culture blends seamlessly with the natural landscape. With high forest coverage, it's cool and comfortable, perfect for hiking and sightseeing – a great hiking destination near Guangdong! ✨

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.