Wuyishan Bus Tour Day Two - Tianyou Peak

Take the No. 9 bus from San Gu Station to Yan Cha Village (or ask the driver where to get off for Tianyou Peak). After getting off, follow the road. On one side is a tea garden, on the other is the Jiuqu Stream. As it's a scenic area, the view and air are different from walking in the city. Fifteen minutes later, you'll arrive at Xian Nu Peak, which is by the Jiuqu Stream. You can play in the water, take photos, and sunbathe at Xian Nu Peak. Many tour groups stay here for an hour and a half. Continue along the road from Xian Nu Peak, and two large characters come into view - Jing Tai. Continue for a few more minutes, turn a corner, and you'll arrive at the parking lot of Tianyou Peak Scenic Area. There's also an ancient path nearby. Our goal is Tianyou Peak, so we go straight into the scenic area. The staff told us that the shortest way to Tianyou Peak is through a hole on the right. We chose the steep uphill path. There were few people on the road because tour groups chose the slightly flatter path. Accompanied by the sound of birds, we arrived at the entrance to Tianyou Peak. This is a one-way uphill path. Tianyou Peak is a large single rock with a unique landscape and is not very high. It's worthy of being the top attraction in Wuyishan. Climbing Tianyou Peak today was easier than climbing Da Wang Peak yesterday. Tianyou Peak is dangerous and unique, while Da Wang Peak feels higher. The two mountains are not far apart, but they feel completely different. Tianyou Peak is dangerous and has no vegetation, while Da Wang Peak is lush. Both are worth recommending. There are many stone carvings on the top of Tianyou Peak. I saw a modern stone carving that reads 'Traitor Wang Jingwei'. The downhill path is on the back mountain and is relatively flat. You can also sunbathe by the stream at the foot of the mountain.