Nanshan Bamboo Sea Trip

The highlight of Nanshan Bamboo Sea is to see the bamboo. There are 35,000 acres of lush bamboo here, and in summer, the temperature inside the bamboo sea scenic area can be about 5 degrees lower than that in the city. Anyway, as long as I am in this scenic area, all I can see is bamboo, which would even make a giant panda cry with envy. Once you enter the park, you will see a tranquil lake, which is one of the photo spots for 'ID photos' of the scenic area. The tranquil lake is also the starting point of the mini train, which can take you from the entrance of the scenic area to 'Shouxing Square'. 'Shouxing Square' is like a hub, and then you will find that the tour is divided into two routes: 'Historical and Cultural Area' and 'Wuyue Viewing Area'. These two routes can only be taken separately, but the design is quite reasonable. You can choose to take the ground cable car to the Panda Pavilion, or take the aerial cableway or walk to the first peak of Wuyue. Comparatively speaking, I think the 'Historical and Cultural Area' route is more interesting. Because for shareholders from Jiangsu and Zhejiang, bamboo may not be so rare, but the small transportation in Nanshan Bamboo Sea is quite distinctive. The ground cable car of Nanshan Bamboo Sea was once popular on the internet for a while, and it became a business card of Liyang tourism. After all, a bright red color passing through the lush green bamboo sea is very beautiful for photos. There are several carriages for the ground cable car, and shareholders who want to take photos are recommended to stand in the first carriage. Taking the ground cable car, you can go up the mountain to 'Jiming Village'. There really is such a village, but now most of the buildings belong to the newly built antique commercial district. There are plenty of dining options, and because they are all operated by the scenic area with supervision, the consumption is not particularly high. There is also a lion dance performance at the ancient stage of Jiming Village, with several shows a day. I didn't catch it because the lion's boss strictly abides by the labor law and finishes work on time. After coming down from the ground cable car, you can continue to climb up. Walking for about 10 minutes, you can reach the largest 'Bamboo Culture Park' in China. The museum is bigger than I imagined, introducing the past and present of bamboo, and even the 'distant relatives' scattered around the world are mentioned, with a lot of information. And I am only interested in the recipe for braised bamboo shoots. At the end of the Bamboo Culture Park is the 'Panda Pavilion', which is the most popular place on this route. Inside, there are really two giant pandas, Hua Li and Xing An, who are two arrogant employees who can skive off work openly during their shifts and prefer to show their backsides to the visitors. After visiting the Panda Pavilion, you can go down the mountain and take another route. 'Wuyue Viewing Area' offers the option of taking the aerial cableway up and down the mountain. You can also choose to walk up and down the mountain. You guys rushed up the mountain in 2h, which can be a reference for the distance and amount of exercise. The top of the mountain is Wuyue's first peak at an altitude of 508 meters. As for why it's called 'first peak', it's because there are bamboos everywhere in the scenic area, so there's no need to add the bamboo radical to the name. The cable car is worth the money, firstly for saving leg power, and secondly, the scenery from the aerial cable car is indeed nice. Climbing to the top, you can have a breathtaking view. If you take all the small transportation within the scenic area, it would take about 2h to enjoy the Nanshan Bamboo Sea scenic area. Besides the fact that the price of small transportation is indeed not cheap, it is also nice to come here on weekends to relax and breathe some fresh air.