Ding Shu goes up to the spring mountain, taking the less-traveled route "Drunk Oxygen Wufeng Ridge"

March is the time when it's warming up but still chilly, and April to May is particularly suitable for mountain climbing. As a local, it was my first time visiting the famous Shangba Village in Ding Shu. Beautiful Shangba has been featured on CCTV, ha~ Mountain climbing navigation takes you directly to Wufeng Ridge. The slope is relatively gentle on the way up, and the road to the summit is paved with stone slabs, making the walk not too tiring. It's suitable for a leisurely weekend outing, and those who don't want to exhaust themselves climbing can choose this route. The highlight is the open scenery. Compared to some popular scenic areas, there are very few people here. Walking through vast bamboo forests and tea gardens, the negative oxygen ion content is extremely high, which is suitable for our recovery period after being weakened by the sun. Wandering through the bamboo forest, you can also feel a bit 'drunk on oxygen,' with the air moist and refreshing. Being in this natural oxygen bar, your mood becomes very pleasant. There's only one path along the way, and it takes about an hour to reach the summit. You can return the same way, or if you want to see different scenery, you can take the loop in the opposite direction down the mountain, which leads directly to the Shangba Village Rainbow Trail and back to the parking lot. The entire Shangba Village is built to be fresh and simple, representing the beautiful countryside of the Jiangnan area, a real Shangri-La. Nearby is the famous Longjian Village, where in summer you can play in the naturally cascading mountain spring water at the popular Longlin Dam. The unique coffee house set in the tea garden, Tea Mountain Wild Food, is very photogenic. I recommend friends to come and take pictures. PS: There are almost no commercial shops in the village, so bring your own water and dry food.