Peak Forest Wonderland - Fuxi Mountain Grand Canyon

In Zhengzhou!! Peak Forest Wonderland, a ten-mile picture screen. Today's Fuxi Mountain Grand Canyon is lush with greenery and clear waters, and the flow of people is manageable, not as crowded as imagined. Departing from Zhengzhou at 8:30 am, the road conditions are good, the latter half of the journey on mountain roads is slower, with a total travel time of 2h. Navigation to the Fuxi Mountain Grand Canyon parking lot allows you to drive directly to the ticket checkpoint. Tickets are 60 (58 on the platform), and parking is 10 yuan. At the ticket checkpoint, each lady is given a paper fan, which is quite pretty. Walking along the stream upwards, enjoying the mountains and waters, it's neither sunny nor hot. There are a few steep steps, but taking breaks makes it not too tiring, and a three-year-old child can walk the entire route in 3 and a half hours without being carried much. If you get too tired halfway, you can turn back at the largest waterfall, as the water flow is not as strong beyond that point, and the scenery becomes more repetitive. (Going down to the platform of the big waterfall to take photos is very impressive!) The scenic area is not a loop, the entrance and exit are not at the same place, and the exit back to the parking lot is 4 kilometers away, requiring a sightseeing bus, with tickets needed for anyone over 1.2m at 10 yuan per person. There are some simple meals available in the parking lot, and only two snack stalls inside the scenic area, so it's best to bring some food if you arrive early in the morning. There are many farmhouses on the drive up the mountain, where you can also have lunch before visiting. Do not take Longxi Road on the return trip, as the exit from the parking lot is a sharp turn, with many cars parked haphazardly on the roadside, causing a ten-minute delay to turn around. The road beyond is also very narrow, making passing other vehicles difficult, with the need to stick to the very edge and fold in the rearview mirrors to get by, making the first half of the return journey quite strenuous.