Things to do in Zhangping

It's definitely worth a visit. The lush green tea gardens and pink cherry blossoms complement each other beautifully, and there are red, blue, and pink trains running through the park, creating a strong spring atmosphere. The only downside is that there are no places to buy bottled water along the way.

It feels so cool to take your kids there in the summer, it's cool and comfortable without being too tiring. The kids can also learn some travel knowledge under the guidance of the tour guide.

Jiupengxi Scenic Area is located in Nanyang Township, Zhangping City, and is one of the core scenic spots of Tiantai National Forest Park. In fact, it is a tea mountain and tea garden with beautiful scenery. The ecological environment of the scenic area is very good and it is a natural oxygen bar.

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.

Excellent value for money! Only have to pay for the buses and bamboo raft. We spent 2 days and covered most the park. Lovely!

It is worth recommending. You can go and learn about it. Basically, when you are rowing, the lifeguard will laugh when you fall into the water. The first thing to do is to save the life raft.

The most convenient way to enter Xiamen Botanical Garden is from the West Gate, as the subway and bus stations are nearby. The South Gate is best accessed via the popular mountain escalator. The garden is large, and taking the electric cart is a time-saving and energy-efficient option. The tropical rainforest area features timed misting systems, creating a fairytale-like atmosphere. The succulent area boasts a wide variety of succulents, making it a worthwhile destination for photos. The flower area offers many beautiful blooms.

After exploring the Beibu Gulf Corridor on the northern route, we chose a nearby seafood restaurant, Xiaobailou, for lunch. It's worth mentioning that this is the only restaurant in the Beibu Gulf area, and the owners are three veterans—easygoing and reliable. The landlady is very attentive, helping us order and reminding us of portion sizes. The seafood is fresh, prepared in a home-style way, without being overly flavorful, and the taste is excellent value for money. That evening, we stayed at the Beibu Gulf Innovation and Entrepreneurship Cluster Youth Hostel. It was clean, quiet, and comfortable. The location is great for visiting the northern route attractions, convenient for going to Changjiang'ao and the Windmill Forest. Overall, the trip was hassle-free in terms of both food and accommodation, without any unnecessary hassles. If you're visiting the Beibu Gulf area and want to eat seafood or find a place to stay, these two places are worth trying.

Surrounded by green mountains, the Changjiao River flows through the village. The ancient earthen buildings and towering banyan trees are full of charm. Away from the hustle and bustle, stroll along the ancient paths and immerse yourself in the leisurely years of an ancient Minnan village.

Overall, I'd give it 4 stars! There weren't many people at midday, and you can see the botanical garden right next door. The scenery is roughly as shown in the picture below. I recommend going in the afternoon at sunset; the scenery should be even more beautiful! The overall duration was reasonable; it was nice to enjoy the autumn breeze. 👍