2026 Pingchang Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in July)

A hidden paradise in a rustic earthen house, where pastoral warmth and a relaxed vibe come together🌿 Pastoral aesthetics | Old house renovation with a photogenic atmosphere Original rammed earth walls, vintage blue tiles, and natural wood beams preserve the village’s authentic texture, paired with floor-to-ceiling glass windows framing the lush mountain greenery. A wooden table in the courtyard with a cup of original village coffee, orange-yellow juice paired with rich coffee, and a vintage rural backdrop create healing pastoral photos with ease; Deep wooden corridors, rosewood doors, bamboo shadows, and greenery offer new scenes at every step. New Chinese style, pastoral charm, and film-like photos come straight from the camera—no need to hunt for spots during your trip. Sunset mountain wild | Healing full-score dusk and night views Evening is the magical moment here. The orange-pink gradient sunset hangs over the rooftops, a crescent moon quietly climbs the treetops, and the rooftop viewing deck reads “I’m waiting for you at Bashan Meicun.” Sit quietly and feel the mountain breeze, watch the sunset swallow the forest, and experience the rare peaceful romance that’s hard to find in the city. The atmosphere touches the heart directly. Quiet guest rooms | Natural wood style for comfortable rest The guest rooms continue the simple natural wood design, with sloped wooden beams and soft warm lighting. The bedding is soft and clean, and blackout curtains block outside noise. After a full day of exploring the mountains, drinking coffee, and taking photos, return to your room to lie down quietly and shed all the city fatigue. All-age-friendly vacation highlights ▫️ Artistic youth: country coffee house, sunset viewing deck, vintage old house, perfect for photos all day ▫️ Families with children: rich mountain ecology, chance encounters with squirrels and white geese, summer nights filled with fireflies in the forest ▫️ Pet owners: pet-friendly park where your furry friends can freely play in the courtyard ▫️ Relaxation: mountain hot springs to soak and relieve the fatigue from a day of walking Escape the city’s traffic and heat. Stay in an original ecological village courtyard, drink coffee, chase sunsets, soak in hot springs, and slowly enjoy mountain time. Perfect for short vacations, friends’ photo trips, and family relaxation! 📍Bashan Meicun private hot spring resort

You might think summer escapes are only in Yunnan, Guizhou, and Sichuan. After checking the weather data, I found 8 cool spots averaging 22℃ hidden on the maps of Hunan, Jiangxi, Shaanxi, Hubei, and Liaoning. Just one high-speed train ticket away, and the cost is only half that of popular destinations. No exaggeration, I’d genuinely take my parents to these places, and I’m also genuinely worried you might run into trouble. 01 Xiangtan | Hunan Caojia’ao waterfall is tucked in a valley. Walk along the stream for half an hour and the sound of water grows louder. Stepping on moss-covered stone slabs, coolness rises from the ground. The mist at the waterfall’s base feels even more refreshing than an air-conditioned room. Near Shaoshan tourist area, after 5 PM when the crowds thin out, the mountain breeze carries the scent of bamboo leaves. Sitting on the old stone steps in front of the former residence, even the cicadas sound lazy. 🍜 Don’t order “Mao’s braised pork” at the scenic spot entrance—it’s greasy and dry. Instead, try “Old Xiangtan Local Cuisine” in town. Their chili-fried pork with crispy rice is full of wok hei. ⚠️ Shaoshan former residence gets crowded on weekends with up to an hour wait. It’s best to visit on a weekday around 3 PM. 02 Pingxiang | Jiangxi The meadows of Wugong Mountain are as green as matcha cake in July. ⏰ Take the first cable car at 6 AM. The temperature is only 18℃, so bring a jacket. Hike to the summit and watch the sea of clouds roll beneath your feet. The wind is strong enough to blow you away. When the sun comes out at noon, quickly hide in the “Baihe Peak Inn” halfway up the mountain. A bowl of freshly made mung bean soup saved me. In the afternoon, walk the Diaomazhuang plank road. Cliffs are right beside your feet, but the views are stunning. 🚄 It takes about 40 minutes by taxi from Pingxiang North Station to the Wugong Mountain visitor center. The fare is 40 RMB. ⚠️ Don’t carry too much water. Bottled water costs 5 RMB on the mountain—more expensive than below but saves effort. Bring some beef jerky instead. 03 Bazhong | Sichuan Guangwu Mountain is a sea of green in July, with temperatures hovering around 22℃. Before I went, I debated which was cooler, Guangwu or Emei Mountain. Now I can tell you: Guangwu wins with lower humidity and a more comfortable feel. 📍 The entire Yanziling hiking trail is paved with stone slabs and 90% shaded. At the “Nantianmen” viewing platform halfway up, the view suddenly opens up, and the mountains look like folded green carpets. 🍜 After descending, visit the “Bazhong old Sichuan restaurant” and order pickled chili chicken giblets and youcha tea for a tangy, appetizing meal. ⚠️ The rafting activity inside the park can get you wet. After 4 PM, the water is too cold, so avoid it. 04 Shigatse | Tibet Many ask if it’s possible to choose Shigatse for a first trip to Tibet to avoid altitude sickness. The answer is yes, but you must be prepared. Everest Base Camp is at 5,200 meters elevation. Even in July, daytime temperatures are around 10℃, and a windbreaker is still cold. ⏰ The best time to see Everest is between 7 and 8 AM when golden sunlight hits the peak like a layer of gold foil. Tashilhunpo Monastery is in the city at a lower altitude. After 3 PM, monks chant, and the scent of butter tea mixed with sandalwood is so quiet you can hear footsteps. ⚠️ Don’t go straight to Base Camp upon arrival. Stay in Shigatse city for two nights to acclimate. 🚄 There is a high-speed train from Lhasa to Shigatse. The trip takes 2.5 hours. Seats are spacious. Remember to bring an oxygen bottle. 05 Lishui | Zhejiang How to connect Yunhe terraced fields, Jinyun Xiandu, and Qingtian Shimen Cave? I suggest visiting two in one day. In the morning, go to Yunhe terraced fields. At sunrise, mist rises from the valley like an ink painting. Have a farmhouse meal at the “Jiuqu Yunhe” guesthouse at the foot of the terraces. Wild vegetable tofu and native chicken soup are must-tries. In the afternoon, drive an hour to Jinyun Xiandu. Dinghu Peak reflects on the water. Walk slowly; a stream runs beside the stone path. 📍 Qingtian Shimen Cave is best saved for the next day. Waterfalls pour from the cave entrance. Standing under the water curtain feels like being in an air-conditioned room. 🍜 In Lishui city, the “Dayang Road snack street” offers iron plate tofu and fried lotus root cakes that are cheap and delicious. ⚠️ Yunhe terraced fields are crowded during May Day and National Day holidays. July is less busy, so no worries. 06 Anshan | Liaoning In July, Qianshan feels under 25℃, but the hiking is challenging. If you’re with elderly people, avoid climbing from Longquan Temple, which has over 600 steps. Instead, take the gentler trail from Wuliangguan to the “Tian Shang Tian” viewing platform. If traveling alone, go up the western route from Xianrentai. It has fewer stone steps, strong winds at the summit, and the city below looks like a model. Couples should try the “One Line Sky” and “Five Buddha Peak” trails, where you hold hands through narrow rock crevices. The summit is covered with love locks. 🍜 At the foot of the mountain, “Old Anshan spicy hot pot” has a bone broth base with adjustable spiciness. It pairs perfectly with corn noodles. ⚠️ After 4 PM, the light dims, making photos less appealing. It’s best to arrive in the morning. 07 Weinan | Shaanxi In July, Huashan’s daytime temperature exceeds 30℃, but the summit stays around 20℃. I recommend starting your climb at 3 PM (take the West Peak cable car) to reach the top just in time for sunset. The ridge between East and South Peaks turns red, and the sea of clouds rolls beneath your feet. Stay overnight at the “North Peak Hotel,” where the starry sky looks like sesame seeds sprinkled on a flatbread. Wake up at 4 AM the next day to watch the sunrise. It’s crowded but worth it. ⚠️ Don’t bring too much. Prices on the mountain are high but reasonable (a bottle of water costs 8 RMB). 🍜 After descending, visit “Old Bowl Noodle House” on Weinan Old Street. Their oil-splashed pulled noodles with garlic are so good you’ll stomp your feet. 🚄 It costs only 15 RMB by taxi from Huashan North Station to the visitor center. Avoid unlicensed taxis. 08 Jingzhou | Hubei Jingzhou ancient city enjoys cool breezes at night in July, with daytime temperatures around 28℃. It’s best to enter from the west gate and exit from the east gate. The blue bricks on the city wall turn warm orange in the sunset, and shadows stretch long. 📍 Next to Binyang Tower is the “Zhang Juzheng former residence.” After 4 PM, it’s less crowded. There’s an old locust tree in the courtyard. Sitting in its shade for 10 minutes will melt away the heat. 🎑 The Jingzhou lantern folk festival takes place every weekend in the ancient city during July and August. These aren’t rustic lanterns but made of bamboo and rice paper. When lit at night, it feels like walking into a comic. 🍜 At the east gate bridgehead, “Old Neighborhood Snacks” serves three-flavor bean curd and osmanthus rice wine. You can eat your fill for 5 RMB. ⚠️ The Jingzhou lantern festival only opens on weekends in July and August. Don’t miss it. Among these 8 places, Lishui and Jingzhou are best for parents, Pingxiang and Weinan are the most photogenic, and Shigatse and Bazhong are the coolest. Which one do you want to visit most? Share in the comments, and I’ll help you choose.

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🌿 Must-Visit Attractions List Guangwu Mountain Scenic Area is truly the pinnacle of family-friendly tourism in Bazhong! The air is so fresh it could be bottled and sold directly. Hiking with kids is effortless, and you might even encounter squirrels along the way, stimulating your child's natural observation skills. It's recommended to arrive around 8 am to avoid crowds, enjoy the beautiful scenery, and take countless photos. The parking lot is large, so parking is not a problem if you're driving. Remember to book tickets in advance. Children under 12 get free on Children's Day, and parents get a half-price ticket – a super deal! Nankan Grottoes is an excellent place for history education! Tickets are 40 yuan per person, but be sure to hire a guide for 30-50 yuan. The stories behind the Buddha statues will amaze your children. It's located near the city center, a 10-20 minute taxi ride away. Opening hours are 8:30 am to 5:00 pm; it may be closed on Mondays, so check in advance. Sima Water Town Grand Canyon is a summer must-visit for families with kids! Stream tracing is suitable for children aged 5 and up. The misty spray is incredibly refreshing, and the 3-kilometer bamboo raft trip is breathtakingly beautiful, with swaying bamboo groves along the way. Remember to bring a change of clothes for your kids, and make sure they wear stream tracing shoes. Enyang Ancient Town isn't overly commercialized! It retains a strong sense of authentic local life, and you can explore it all on foot. A bowl of hot and sour noodles is 10 yuan, a serving of hot noodles is 8 yuan, and handmade fermented rice dumplings are 5 yuan – you can eat your fill for less than 10 yuan per person. Rent a Hanfu (traditional Han clothing) for your child for a photoshoot; it'll give them a real sense of time travel. Free hands-on workshops with intangible cultural heritage are available in the town, and you can even find intangible cultural heritage sachets. 🍜 Must-Try Food List You absolutely must try the Bazhong skewers! It's no exaggeration to say that a child can easily devour three skewers by themselves. You can eat until you're stuffed for about 50 yuan per person. Oil tea is a local specialty breakfast, 5 yuan a bowl – savory and rich, kids love it. Be sure to try the farmhouses in the scenic area; stir-fried cured pork with wild vegetables is 38 yuan, and bamboo rice is 25 yuan – all made with fresh local ingredients. 💡 Personally Tested and Tips for Avoiding Pitfalls For Guangwu Mountain, comfortable sneakers are recommended. The temperature difference in the mountains is significant, so remember to bring a jacket. At Nankan Grottoes, do not touch the Buddha statues with your hands, and do not use flash photography. For Sima Water Town, be sure to check the weather forecast; river trekking is unsafe in the rain. In Enyang Ancient Town, don't buy souvenirs at the entrance; they are cheaper further inside. Traveling to Bazhong with kids is incredibly comfortable! The pace is slow, the attractions are close together, and the cost is low. A three-day, two-night trip only costs 800 yuan per person—definitely a treasure trove for family travel in northeastern Sichuan! · -- Accommodation 🏨 Bazhong Felton Kailai Hotel A five-star garden hotel with spacious rooms and facilities for children. A 15-minute drive from Enyang Ancient Town, ideal for family trips. 🏨 Bazhong Mingdu International Hotel Located in the city center, within walking distance of Nankan Grottoes. Clean and tidy rooms, with a rich breakfast suitable for families with children. 🏨 Bazhong Jinjiang Hotel Adjacent to the Ba River, with superb river view rooms. Family-themed rooms available. Attentive and thoughtful service. 🏨 Bazhong Jiangbei Hotel A long-established star-rated hotel with excellent value for money. Close to the high-speed rail station, convenient transportation. · --

From May 1 to May 5, 2026, the Father's Hometown Scenic Area in Shuangcheng Village, Sima Town, Pingchang County, Bazhong City, will host the "Enjoy Agricultural Fun · Father's Hometown — 2026 Pingchang County Father's Hometown Agricultural Fun Carnival." This carnival has carefully prepared seven major activities, including leisure fishing, pig and duck catching, parent-child competitions, and letting potatoes fly. Here, parents can bring their children to experience the joy of rural life and enjoy the tranquility and beauty of the countryside. Leisure fishing allows visitors to relax by the peaceful lakeside; the pig and duck catching activities are filled with laughter, letting children feel the vitality of the countryside as they run around; the parent-child competitions enhance the tacit understanding and bond between parents and children. By participating in these activities, visitors can relax and unwind, strengthen parent-child relationships, and create unforgettable memories. Come to Pingchang Father's Hometown for a fun-filled parent-child agricultural experience and make your May Day holiday even more colorful!

During the May Day holiday, Bazhong launched over ten themed and experiential cultural and tourism activities across the entire region, encompassing diverse scenarios such as the living transmission of intangible cultural heritage, water sports education, immersive cultural performances, folk performances, and mountain leisure activities. These activities covered the entire Bazhong region, including Bayingolin Mongol Autonomous Prefecture, Enyang County, Nanjiang County, Tongjiang County, Pingchang County, and the Cultural and Tourism Demonstration Zone. The activities were concentrated from late April to the end of May, with the peak period from May 1st to 5th. Locations were scattered throughout ancient towns, scenic areas, cultural venues, and urban spaces, fully showcasing the unique charm of "Bazhong, the Land of Night Rain in the Mountains and the City of Red Intangible Cultural Heritage." 【Riding the Waves, Encountering Intangible Cultural Heritage】 From April 24th to May 22nd, various activities will be held at the Bazhong Art Museum, Enyang Ancient Town, and Fangshan Sports Park in Tongjiang County, including bamboo fan weaving workshops, shadow puppet and paper-cutting workshops, intangible cultural heritage markets, the "Tracing Bazhong" cultural and creative exhibition, and online live streams featuring Huomi Tang (a type of sweet rice candy). Participants can immerse themselves in learning traditional Bazhong techniques such as shadow puppetry, rope weaving, flower arranging, and sugar painting, while simultaneously tasting local intangible cultural heritage delicacies such as Liao Family Beef, Titang Sesame Cakes, and the "Ten Bowls" (a traditional Bazhong dish), experiencing the dual warmth of craftsmanship and nostalgic flavors. [Riding the Waves, Enjoying the Fun of Kayaking] From April 26th to May 31st, a series of activities will be held in conjunction with libraries, art galleries, cultural centers, and Rongbang Wanda Plaza throughout the city. These activities include kayaking knowledge lectures, screenings of the film "Youthful Waves," safety training, and children's painting and paper-cutting creations. These activities will integrate the spirit of Labor Day, conveying the core values ​​of cooperation, perseverance, and breakthrough in water sports, allowing families to understand the rhythm and power of water through hands-on activities. [Summer Charm, Paintings Fill the World] From April 24th to May 31st, several joint art, calligraphy, and photography exhibitions will be held at the Municipal Cultural Center, Enyang Ancient Town, and the Bashan Night Rain Pavilion in Duanqu Park, Nanjiang County. These exhibitions include themed exhibitions such as "Painting Mountains and Rivers with Ink and Brush, Reflecting the Light and Shadow of Micang" and "Nourishing the Heart with Beauty, Forging the Soul with Red," showcasing the ecological texture and revolutionary history of the Bashan and Shushui regions through brush and ink and the language of the lens, creating an aesthetic wandering space for quiet contemplation and sensory experience. 【May Day Surfing & Art in Bazhong】 From May 1st to 5th, public performances, folk art exhibitions, summer music festivals, and folk music gatherings will be held at the Bazhong Grand Stage, Duanqu Park, Nanjiang County Library, and other locations. Guzheng, yangqin, and violin will be played in turn, offering a blend of everyday life and artistry, allowing citizens and tourists to enjoy cultural enrichment and a festive atmosphere in a relaxed setting. 【Motorcycle Parade & Family Fun】 From May 1st to 5th, Aesop Happy World will host the first Bazhong Heavy Motorcycle Carnival static exhibition. Simultaneously, Sichuan opera flash mobs, kayaking education, English interactive activities, and prize quizzes will be held at Rongbang Wanda Plaza, Enyang Ancient Town, Bazhong Memory Cultural and Creative Industrial Park, offering fast-paced and engaging activities suitable for young people and families. 【Song Dynasty Charm in a Dream: Enyang in Drama】 From May 1st to 5th, Enyang Ancient Town will host a series of performances, including a Song Dynasty-style boat showcasing the traditional Chinese wedding scene, a street performance titled "Struggle in Song Dynasty Poetry," an innovative Sichuan opera performance titled "Newly Adapted Face-Changing: Prelude to Youth," a flash mob performance at the Hu Family Courtyard in a Republican-era style, and a bamboo rafting performance. Dengke Park and Menghualu will simultaneously offer Song Dynasty-style tea and Enyang specialty snacks, blending the ancient and modern, creating a picturesque scene at every turn. 【Fantasy in the Granary: Mythical Beast Parade】 From April 30th to May 5th, the Jizhou Pedestrian Street Opera House in Nanjiang County will host a folk performance to celebrate May Day. Duanqu Park will present the immersive stage play "Fantasy in the Granary," a mythical beast puppet parade, a water stunt show, and a music market. On May 2nd, the Sichuan "Sheep BA" basketball tournament will kick off, featuring a combination of Five Animal Frolics instruction, kayaking education, and folk music performances, catering to all ages and activities. [Bookish Rubbings: A Tribute to Craftsmanship] From May 1st to 5th, Tongjiang County Library offers a hands-on intangible cultural heritage rubbing experience, allowing readers to experience traditional printing techniques firsthand. A photo contest featuring "The Most Beautiful Workers," an online picture book exhibition, and themed lectures are also launched simultaneously, quietly praising ordinary yet steadfast dedication and creating a warm and meaningful festive reading atmosphere. [Illuminating the Mind with Light and Shadow: A Rendezvous in Pingchang] From now until May 30th, Pingchang County Library, Cultural Center, and Art Museum jointly present a science film screening, etiquette education in schools, kayaking knowledge dissemination, and handicraft experiences. The content is substantial and comprehensive, providing a platform for edutainment for young people. [At the Foot of Jiuzhaigou Mountain: A Smooth Lawn Getaway] From May 1st to 5th, Jiuzhaigou Mountain Scenic Area hosts a lawn music and beer festival. Popular bands, magic shows, flash mobs, and a food market intertwine, accompanied by the fresh mountain breeze and rhythmic music—an ideal way to gather with friends and enjoy a relaxing vacation. 【Guangwu Nuoshui · NPC Encounters】 From May 1st to 5th, enjoy free health-promoting tea at the upper station of the Guangwu Mountain Yanzi Ridge Cableway, along with aerial performances, a "Journey to the West" themed group, and interactive interactions with the Seven Fairy NPCs. At the entrance plaza of the Nuoshui River Longhu Cave, Sichuan opera face-changing performances and mecha warriors will take turns on stage. At the exit Wufu Plaza, a karst cave concert with natural reverberation will take place. Along the Lion Cave route, security teams and fairy groups will continuously patrol, with surprises galore throughout the mountains and waters. Starting April 28th, the Guangwu Mountain Sports Theme Park will reopen, inviting you to a vibrant rendezvous hidden in the greenery. Come to Bazhong and begin your unique journey!

The Bazhong spring regional cultural and tourism feast is fully underway! Three main themes—sea of flowers, night tours, and competitions—intertwine to present a multi-dimensional spring experience that is "worth seeing, worth exploring, and full of energy." The Pingchang Thirty-Two Beams Cherry Blossom Festival kicks off on April 2, with cherry blossom tea gardens blending with verdant tea terraces; the ancient town of Baiyi features thousands of acres of rapeseed flowers like a golden ocean, where historic streets merge with pastoral scenery; Bazhou District’s Sanjiang Town boasts over 1,800 acres of riverside rapeseed flowers, Yutang Street’s Sushan Village has hundreds of acres of peach blossoms, and Qi Zhang Street’s Loutai Village is covered with pear blossoms like clouds and snow, creating a continuous floral relay across the region. Enyang District’s “Menghualu” cultural and tourism street is modeled after a Song Dynasty marketplace, with three streets, seven alleys, and eighteen buildings brightly lit as if daylight; the live-action boat show “Enyang Boat Story” lights up the Enyang River; the Bahe night tour adds new IP-themed painted boats and NPC interactive scenes; Feixia Pavilion on Nankan Mountain offers a 7-story AI light and shadow immersive space; and the Bacheng Memory Cultural and Creative Industry Park gathers nearly 30 local brands. Tongjiang County’s “Rhythmic Ear Township · FootGo Exciting” supermarket football league starts on April 12; Nanjiang’s “Yang BA” basketball league for the 2026 season builds an eight-event system integrating intangible cultural heritage performances with agricultural, cultural, tourism, sports, and business collaboration; in late May, the International Canoe Federation Canoe Marathon World Cup—the highest-level international A-class water event—will be held in Bazhong for the first time. With flower sea outings, immersive night tours, and passionate competitions, Bazhong is using spring as a backdrop to unfold a vibrant feast that you can see, touch, and participate in! Come to Bazhong and start your unique journey now!

April in Shaxi: Rapeseed flowers bloom, rice fields turn tender green, morning mist often appears, few people and quiet scenery—perfect for a slow stroll. 🚗 Transportation (from Dali/Lijiang) · Dali → Shaxi: Carpool 80-100 RMB/person, 1.5-2 hours; shuttle bus 35 RMB to Jianchuan, then transfer to minibus 10 RMB · Lijiang → Shaxi: Carpool 100 RMB/person, 2 hours · Inside the ancient town: walking / shared bikes (20 RMB/trip) / bicycles (20 RMB/day) 🏨 Accommodation Recommendations · Core of Sideng Street: Ancient Theater Inn (300-500 RMB), Jixia Mountain (high-end) · Yujin Bridge / Beizhaimen: convenient for morning mist viewing · Hualong Village: rice field and mountain views, quiet and cost-effective 🍽️ Must-Try Foods · Tu Ba Wan (local eight-dish set), matsutake ham chicken, milk cake/milk fan, rice bean powder with fried dough sticks, Bai ethnic roasted tea · Recommended: Dianxi Yun Kitchen, Xilu Xiaoyuan, Crow Coffee Plan 1: One-Day Tour (Compact Check-in) · 07:00 Yujin Bridge morning mist + sunrise, watch the horse caravan crossing the bridge · 08:30 Leisurely stroll on Sideng Street: Ancient Theater, Xingjiao Temple (10 RMB), Ouyang Courtyard · 10:30 Windy Cafe, photo wall, Grandma A Rui’s shop · 12:00 Lunch at Sifang Street · 14:00 Pioneer Bookstore (converted granary) · 16:00 Yujin Bridge sunset + shepherds returning · 18:00 Return trip Plan 2: Two Days One Night (In-depth Slow Travel, Recommended) Day 1 First Encounter with Shaxi · Morning: Arrival → check-in → Sideng Street + Ancient Theater + Xingjiao Temple · Afternoon: Ouyang Courtyard → leisure walk at Yujin Bridge → Half Mountain Coffee for panoramic views · Evening: Yujin Bridge sunset → dinner with Tu Ba Wan + green plum wine · Night: Sifang Street roasted tea / listen to Bai ethnic folk songs Day 2 Culture + Nature · Early morning: Yujin Bridge morning mist (best between 6-7 AM) · Morning: Bai ethnic tie-dye experience → Shadengqing Stone Caves (free) · Afternoon: Cycling in Hualong Village / Beilong Village → visit handmade craft shops · Evening: Return trip Plan 3: Three Days Two Nights (Ultimate Relaxation) Day 1 Arrival + First Experience of the Ancient Town · Depart from Dali/Lijiang → check-in → Sideng Street + Ancient Theater + Xingjiao Temple → Yujin Bridge sunset Day 2 Deep Culture + Light Hiking · 07:00 Yujin Bridge morning mist → Sideng Street morning market (local life) · Morning: Xingjiao Temple murals → Ouyang Courtyard → Horse Caravan Museum · Afternoon: Light hike at Shibaoshan (view Tang and Song dynasty stone caves) → Pioneer Bookstore · Night: Roasted tea by the fire + horse caravan stories Day 3 Market + Countryside + Return · Morning (Friday only): Shaxi market (8 AM - 2 PM) → buy mushrooms / handmade crafts · Afternoon: Cycling along Heihui River → rice field photo shoot → return trip ✅ April Travel Tips · Clothing: Big temperature difference between day and night, wear a light jacket + flat shoes (for stone pavements) · Photo spots: Yujin Bridge morning mist/sunset, Sideng Street corners, Pioneer Bookstore, rice fields with rapeseed flowers · Avoid pitfalls: Don’t rush the sights, Shaxi is perfect for daydreaming; don’t miss the Friday market

Bazhong's spring cultural carnival is in full swing! During the 2026 spring break, the entire city will launch four major themed sections, integrating diverse forms such as reading, intangible cultural heritage, calligraphy and painting, and performing arts, allowing residents and tourists to immerse themselves in the spring scenery and cultural warmth of Bashan as they stroll through the city. [“Spring Recitation of Blossoms” – A Nationwide Book-Loving Reading Season] From April 2 to 7, events such as the "Read a Book in Spring" reading salon and the "Qinba Lecture Hall: Qingming Poetry Charm" story session will be held at locations including Xinhua Wenxuan Bazhong Jiangbei Store, Minjian Tongxin Book House, Bazhou Bookstore (Bazhong Memory), Enyang District Daliangshan Park, and Nanjiang County Outlets Sports and Cultural Plaza. Enjoy reading together under the warm spring sun, awakening senses with words and conveying poetry through voices, accompanied by book exhibitions and sales, making the fragrance of books the lightest companion of your spring break. [“Intangible Heritage Spring Quest” – Immersive Experience Exhibition of Artisan Heritage] From April 1 to May 30, multiple locations including Rongbang Wanda Plaza, Bazhong Memory Cultural and Creative Industrial Park, Nanjiang County Outlets Commercial Area, Thirty-Two Liang Scenic Area, and Tongjiang Fangshan Forest Park will jointly showcase traditional crafts such as Bashan rope weaving, movable type printing, sugar painting, root carving, paper cutting, pottery, velvet flowers, and intangible heritage cuisine. Interactive experiences like the "Weaving Spring Meets Intangible Heritage" parent-child workshop, "Learning Intangible Heritage with Books," and "Intangible Heritage Collection: Calendering Flowers" will let your fingertips touch millennia-old cultural veins and your child’s heart encounter the artisan’s original intention. [“Ink Fragrance Welcomes Spring” – Elegant Spring Art and Calligraphy Feast] From March 16 to June 30, venues such as Wangwangshan Sports Park, Enyang Ancient Town, and Tongjiang Red Army Square Trade Supermarket will successively present the "Above the Great River" Yangtze River Culture-themed art exhibition (Bazhong tour), the "Ink Charm of Bashan · Art Collection in Pingchang" boutique exhibition, the "Glimpses of the Micang Ancient Road" photography exhibition, and the "Little Artist Growth Plan" calligraphy copying experience. Paint spring mountains with brush and ink, capture spring light with the lens, and families can receive exclusive commemorative gifts when checking in, making art truly viewable, learnable, and take-homeable. [“Spring Artistic Rhythm” – Enjoy Premium Performing Arts and Cultural Shows] From March 21 to May 15, Bazhong Memory Cultural and Creative Industrial Park, Future Sushan, Nanjiang County Outlets Commercial Area, and Thirty-Two Liang Scenic Area will alternately stage Bazhong shadow puppetry, traditional opera, folk performances, Hanfu flash mobs, and the original children’s play "Adventures in the Guangwu Forest," interspersed with mini concerts and forest-themed check-in activities. The blend of ancient charm and new sounds, flowing robes dancing gracefully, offers the whole family a lively and romantic experience of Bashan’s spring. Come to Bazhong and start your unique journey now!

Just got back from Bazhong, spent less than 800 RMB in 3 days💰, here’s a lazy traveler’s guide for you!✨ First, a summary of expenses 💰 Transportation: Round-trip high-speed train about 300 (depends on departure city) Accommodation: 2 nights, about 200 per person (details below) Tickets: Mostly free or super cheap Meals: 80-100 per day, Bazhong’s prices are so friendly! Total: Easily done within 700-800, even cheaper for students! Accommodation recommendations 🏨 Stayed at two places this time, both tested and no regrets! 1️⃣ Top choice in Bazhong city: Search on Trip.com for “Jinjiang Inn Plus (Bazhong Guangfu Street Branch)” Location is perfect! Only 3 km from Nankan Grottoes, taxi base fare away Rooms are clean, bedding comfortable, very quiet at night Price: 90-100 RMB/night for a queen bed room, best value for money! Surrounded by food options, downstairs is a snack street🍢 2️⃣ For a unique experience: Search on Trip.com for “Holiday Inn Express Pingchang Xiangxieli” Located in Jinbao New District, close to Sima Water Town Modern design, great for photos📸 Price: Around 150 RMB, slightly more expensive on weekends Highlight: 50% off with the “Bazhong Scenic Minshan River Card”! 💡Tip: March is off-season, booking 3 days in advance on Trip.com can get you even cheaper rates! My lazy itinerary (no rush version) 🚶‍♀️ Day 1: Cultural stroll in the city Morning: Nankan Grottoes (free🆓) Tang Dynasty cliff carvings, very well preserved! Take 2 hours to explore, wear comfortable shoes Noon: Eat authentic Sichuan cuisine in Bazhou Old Town Recommend “Bashan Cured Meat,” about 40 RMB per person to eat until full Afternoon: Enyang Ancient Town Ming and Qing dynasty architecture, charming bluestone streets! Lots of handicraft shops to browse Evening: Enyang Boat Night Tour (100 RMB) The light show is stunning! A must for couples💑, remember to book tickets on Trip.com in advance Day 2: Nature and fresh air day Morning: Royal Mountain Scenic Area (free🆓) 70.6% forest coverage, air rich in oxygen ions! 1.5-hour hike, beautiful tea plantations along the way Noon: Farmhouse meal in the scenic area Must order the native chicken soup, incredibly fresh! Afternoon: Thirty-two Beams Tourist Area (free🆓) Ten thousand mu of tea gardens + cherry blossom corridor, cherry blossoms bloom in March! A perfect photo spot🌸 Evening: Return to city, visit Wangfujing Shopping Center Meland Children’s Playground (free) Actually fun for adults too, relive your childhood! Day 3: Thrilling experiences finale Morning: Sima Water Town Glass Bridge (58 RMB) Northeast Sichuan’s highest glass bridge, 286 meters long and 100 meters high! Not for the faint-hearted😂 Also features cliff swings and colorful slides Noon: Water Town specialty fish feast Freshly caught and cooked, about 60 RMB per person Afternoon: Nuoshui Dongtian Cave (free🆓) Asia’s largest karst cave hall! Underground river boat ride is magical, constant 16℃ temperature so bring a jacket Evening: Last hotpot before departure Bazhong old hotpot, spicy and fresh to end a perfect trip! Best price tips 💸 Guangwu Mountain, Micang Mountain: Free admission for students with ID before March 10! Bazhong Scenic Minshan River Card: Valid January to April, free entry to Guangwu Mountain and Micang Mountain, partner hotels offer 50% off Multiple scenic spots free: Royal Mountain, Thirty-two Beams, Dashitonghua, Xiangban Childhood, etc. Enyang Boat Night Tour: Discounts when booking on Trip.com, family package 228 RMB (2 adults + 1 child) Personal thoughts 💭 Bazhong is seriously underrated! March weather is super comfortable, around 20℃ during the day, just a light jacket needed. Few people, beautiful scenery, no queues for photos, excellent experience! The biggest surprise is the cost—scenic spots are basically free, and food is cheap. Locals are very friendly and give detailed directions. The only thing to note is that some scenic spots are not very accessible by public transport, so renting a car or private car is recommended. The night view of Enyang Ancient Town is amazing, lights reflecting on the bluestone streets feel like traveling back in time. The Sima Glass Bridge is nerve-wracking but the view from the top is worth it! The Nuoshui Dongtian cave drifting is a must-try, 800 meters of underground river, thrilling and cool~ Any questions?🤔 Feel free to ask about Bazhong travel, transportation, food, accommodation! If anyone has better tips, see you in the comments~👇

Based on Fotou Mountain’s geographical features, red culture, and folk heritage, I will use conversational and engaging language to connect natural landscapes, cultural stories, and practical tips, making the article both vivid and useful. Hidden Treasure in Eastern Sichuan! Pingchang Fotou Mountain, a Secret Realm Where Buddha’s Light and Red Charm Coexist When it comes to lesser-known travel spots in Eastern Sichuan, Pingchang Fotou Mountain definitely deserves a spot in your favorites! This green mountain, embraced on three sides by the Tong River and Ba River, sits like a smooth jade embedded on the north side of the county town. Surrounded by other mountains like stars circling the moon, just hearing the legend of “Guanyin dispatching the Buddha Head Boy to guard Longtan Creek” fills the place with spiritual energy✨. Its elevation isn’t high, topping out at only 723 meters, but with 90% forest coverage and unique cultural heritage, it has become a local secret oxygen-rich haven and a delightful surprise for visitors from afar. The highlights of traveling Fotou Mountain lie in the clash of “red” and “green.” Walking up the winding mountain road, you’re surrounded by deep, unyielding greenery. Sunlight filters through the leaves, casting dappled shadows, and the air is filled with the fresh scent of plants. Taking a deep breath feels like a full-body cleanse. The hiking trail isn’t steep, so elders and kids can easily manage it. Along the way, you might encounter natural rock formations named “Tang Monk’s Rest” and “Old Man Carrying the Mountain,” which become more fascinating the longer you look. Reaching the Buddha Light Plaza at the summit unlocks the ultimate view—the entire panorama of Pingchang County unfolds beneath your feet, with the Ba River winding like a green silk ribbon. If you’re lucky to visit at dawn or dusk, you might witness the rare low-altitude Buddha light in China, with halos so clear they can cast shadows—an unforgettable, breathtaking experience 🥹. Beyond the natural scenery, the cultural heritage here is even more captivating. As one of China’s top 100 classic red tourism sites, Fotou Mountain’s revolutionary marks are especially vivid. At the Liu Bojian Memorial Hall, the monument inscribed by Comrade Deng Xiaoping shines brightly, and the old photos and artifacts quietly tell the martyrs’ solemn vow: “Living for China, dying for China.” Not far away, the Red Army Stone Inscription Park moves visitors deeply, with nearly 1,600 stone inscriptions from 13 major Soviet areas. Every stroke is a passionate imprint of revolutionary predecessors. Bringing kids here is more educational than textbooks. Meanwhile, the Buddhist temples on the mountain—Foshan Temple and Jile Temple—with their red walls and dark tiles hidden in greenery, exude the tranquility of a thousand-year-old Buddhist culture. After a tiring walk, stepping inside to sit quietly can calm your heart. If you’re traveling to Fotou Mountain, be sure to remember these tips! Transportation is super convenient—you can take bus route 5 from the county town, or if driving, navigate to “Buddha Light Plaza.” There’s a parking lot at the foot of the mountain charging 7 yuan per visit, very hassle-free. Plan to spend about half a day: visit the red tourism sites in the morning, hike and breathe fresh air in the afternoon, and wait for a sunset at the summit in the evening—perfect! Wear comfortable sneakers and a light jacket; there are many mosquitoes on the mountain, so bring some insect repellent. The scenic area is basically free, with only the Stone Inscription Park charging a 10 yuan entrance fee—very reasonable. After descending, don’t miss Pingchang’s local cuisine: the crispy rice crust in the pot rice is intoxicating, spicy skewers cost about 30 yuan per person to fill you up, and paired with local rice wine, all travel fatigue instantly melts away 😋. This small mountain, combining natural beauty, red memories, and folk customs, has no crowds—only just the right amount of comfort and emotion. Whether you want to escape the city to breathe fresh air or feel the weight of history, Fotou Mountain will surprise you. While the time is just right, come here for a date with the mountains, waters, and the passage of time!

Zhenlongshan National Forest Park is truly a wonderful place to unwind! With lush greenery and fresh air, it serves as a natural oxygen bar. Walking into the forest, surrounded by the sounds of birds and the fragrance of flowers, your mood instantly becomes light and joyful. Following the hiking trails, you can enjoy magnificent mountain views and waterfalls, especially the towering waterfall with its cascading waters, an awe-inspiring sight. Along the way, you might encounter various small animals, adding a touch of fun to your journey. The park is well-equipped with facilities, making it a great spot for both hikers and photography enthusiasts to find activities they love.

Baizhi Ancient Town in Bazhong City, recognized as one of China's historic and cultural towns, is nestled amidst the picturesque landscapes in the southern part of Sichuan Province. Known for its profound historical heritage, unique folk customs, and stunning natural scenery, the town attracts numerous visitors. Established during the Qin and Han dynasties, this ancient town boasts a long history. It once served as the administrative center of ancient Liuzhou and has witnessed over a thousand years of changes, accumulating a rich blend of Bashu culture and the commercial culture of the ancient Micang Road. Upon arriving at the town, you will step into a place that feels like a journey through time. The town preserves a large number of ancient architectural complexes, with stone-paved streets, wooden stilted houses, and gray brick roofs, where every detail reveals the passage of time.

Take the kids to Bazhong and explore nature, intangible cultural heritage, and adorable animals in 3 days. Here’s a super practical guide, tested and guaranteed no disappointments! Day 1: Cultural Enlightenment in the City Arrive in the morning and head straight to Xinghe Hotel. The pre-booked family room is very thoughtful, with a children's tent and toiletries set. The kids jumped with excitement as soon as they entered the room. After resting, visit the Nankan Grottoes. Use AR to scan the Buddha statues and instantly unlock the secrets of Tang Dynasty mineral pigments. The kids kept pointing at the “paint sprite” on the screen, asking nonstop. Learning while playing is super fun. In the afternoon, switch to the Science World. The VR space capsule is amazing! The kids wore glasses and “piloted” the spaceship, screaming the whole time. Afterward, they said they want to be astronauts. The AI robot battles here are also very interesting, and parents can join in, so it’s never boring. For dinner, choose the Zaolin Fish Restaurant near the hotel. We requested a non-spicy dish in advance, and the restaurant kindly adjusted the flavor. The kids finished a whole bowl of fish soup with rice. Day 2: Nature Adventure Day Early morning, drive 1.5 hours to Sima Water Town Grand Canyon. First, visit the 20,000㎡ Fantasy Cave, where the temperature is a constant 18°C. Remember to bring a light jacket for the kids. The lighting on the stalactites is stunning. The kids learned about “stalagmites” and “stone pillars” from the guide and collected small stones as souvenirs. Afterward, take photos at Longmen Waterfall. The mist splashing on the face is super refreshing, perfect for great shots. For lunch, have a simple meal at the Sailor Restaurant in the scenic area. The bamboo tube rice is recommended—fragrant and soft, the kids loved it. In the afternoon, it’s water playtime. The children’s water village is a paradise for kids, with various small slides and water toys. The staff are very responsible and help watch the children, so my husband and I could finally relax with a drink in the nearby rest area. For the brave, there’s also an extreme air float experience—exciting yet safe. In the evening, drive to Guangwu Mountain. While taking the cable car up, the kids pressed against the window shouting, “It’s like being in the clouds.” The view from the top is fantastic, with endless green mountains. You can also teach the kids geology and use a small shovel prepared in advance to look for “fossils.” The kids had a great time. Stay overnight in a forest cabin at Zizai Guangwu Mountain Resort. You can see the stars right from the bed, and the kids quickly fell asleep listening to bedtime stories. Day 3: Intangible Cultural Heritage and Cute Animals Day In the morning, visit Enyang Ancient Town. Walking on the bluestone roads is very pleasant. Let the kids try sugar painting; the master craftsman guided them hand-in-hand to paint little tigers. The kids held their sugar paintings and didn’t want to eat them. They also tried pottery DIY, making a crooked cup. The shop said they could fire it and mail it home, which is very meaningful. For lunch, enjoy the Enyang Ten Bowls in the ancient town, choosing mild steamed dishes with authentic flavors. In the afternoon, visit Qingjiang Shanhe Petting Zoo. The animals here are not afraid of people at all. The kids fed lambs and rabbits by hand and took photos with little pigs. The park has a camping and barbecue area. We rented a grill and enjoyed barbecuing while watching the “Wildman Teacher” performance. The atmosphere was fantastic. Before heading back in the evening, buy some Tongjiang white fungus as souvenirs—great value for money. Accommodation Tips · For convenience, choose Xinghe Hotel. It has full family facilities, is close to city attractions, costs 300-500 RMB/night, and includes breakfast. · For a nature experience, choose Zizai Guangwu Mountain Resort. The forest cabins feel like a fairy tale and are perfect for stargazing. Book early to get a good room. Cost Reference About 800-1200 RMB per person for 3 days and 2 nights, including accommodation, tickets, and meals. Fuel and toll fees are extra. It’s recommended to buy the Sima Water Town Grand Canyon combo ticket online in advance to save about 20 RMB. This guide is tested and practical. Follow it for a trip to Bazhong with kids, and both adults and children will be happy! Want to know details about any other attractions? Ask me in the comments~

✨ Cliff Carvings × Crimson Codes × Millennium Micang Trail – Unlock the Epic Quests of Qinba Mountains ------ 1. Guangwu Mountain | A Symphony of Red Leaves and Karst Magic Highlights: Asia’s largest red-leaf viewing spot, forests painted vermilion in October, and 25°C summer cave retreats. Adventure Routes: · Natural Gallery: A 5km wooden walkway through golden beech forests, misty mornings resembling Monet’s paintings. · Black Bear Gully: Leap across stepping stones over emerald streams; November transforms the water into a "flaming river" with red-leaf reflections. Hidden Gem: Scale the chain-assisted climb to Swallow Rock’s isolated peak (not for the acrophobic!). · ----- 2. Nuoshui River Cave System | A Billion-Year Stalactite Blind Box Thrills: · Lion Cave: Glide 1.5km by boat through a glow-in-the-dark calcite crystal grotto. · Zhongfeng Cave: Asia’s largest underground cavern—ride rail carts past "Earth’s Core Canyon" beneath 10m stone waterfalls. Dark Tourism: Cave camping (permit required); headlamps reveal stalactites like alien creatures. · ----- 3. Nanchan Grottoes | Cliffside Codes of Tang Dynasty Buddhism Must-Sees: · Bazhong’s star cliff carvings: 176 niches feature a flowing-robed "Buddha Preaching" scene echoing Wu Daozi’s brushwork. · China’s only Double-Headed Buddha: A Northern Song esoteric masterpiece symbolizing dual enlightenment. Pro Tip: Capture golden halos on gilded Buddha heads at 3pm sunlight. · ----- 4. Micang Ancient Trail | Echoes of Tea-Horse Caravans for 3,000 Years Trail Epic: · Jiexian Post Section: 15cm-deep hoofprints on bluestone—where Han Xin fled under moonlight. · Cliffside Mortises: Arm-width square holes once supporting wooden pathways. Survival Tip: Wear grippy shoes; pose by the "Drink One More Cup" inscription. · ----- 5. Chuan-Shaan Revolutionary Museum | Bazhong’s Red Legacy Artifacts That Shock: · Bullet-riddled 1934 battle flag from the Wanyuan Defense. · Hand-cranked generator: Red Army’s DIY telegraph to Yan’an. VR Alert: Simulate crossing the Jialing River at night—dizziness guaranteed. · ----- 6. Enyang Ancient Town | Ming-Qing Dockyard Fossil Local Intel: · Qifeng Bridge: Stilt houses mirror in the Enyang River; misty days mimic ink wash paintings. · Red Army Supply Depot: Faded "Land Reform" slogans (bring a magnifier). Food Code: "Yin’s" sugar cakes + Wanshou Palace’s opera-stage tea. · ----- 7. Kongshan Tianpen | Surreal Alpine Pastoral Magical Encounters: · Dawn Meadows: May rhododendrons bloom as cattle emerge from fog like Warcraft scenes. · Trench Relics: Bullets still lodged in pines from Li Xiannian’s 1933 battle. Glamping: Mongolian yurts under summer’s 18°C Milky Way. · ----- 8. Yinling Mountain | Calligraphy Wonderland Niche Wonders: · Cliffside Stele Forest: 12,700 carvings from Wang Xizhi to Qi Gong—craning 90° for the largest. · Mystic Tree: A millennium-old cypress’s natural "longevity" character—rub it thrice for luck. Bonus: Summit Taoist temple’s ¥5 all-you-can-eat tofu (spring-water curdled). · ----- 📍 Survival Guide for "Bashan Night Rain" 🚌 Transport Hacks: · Bazhong→Guangwu: Scenic shuttle at 7:30 (2.5hr mountain roads—motion sickness pills advised). · Town Hopping: Enyang→Baiyi by boat (9:00/14:00 daily; watch riverside blockhouses). 🍜 Carb-Loading List: · Must-Eat: Nanjiang lamb hotpot (with baked flatbread) + Tongjiang ice jelly fungus. · Dare: Enyang’s "Fist-Sized Braised Fat" (for the brave). · Souvenir: Kongshan potatoes (steamed to buttery perfection). 🏨 Sleep Lore: · Leaf Peepers: Guangwu’s Taoyuan Temple homestay—wake to crimson canopies. · History Buffs: Enyang’s creaky 100-year-old "Enyang Hao" inn. 📆 Itinerary Formula: Day 1: Nanchan Grottoes → Revolutionary Museum → Enyang nightstay. Day 2: Micang Trail hike → Nuoshui River caving. Day 3: Guangwu’s Natural Gallery → Kongshan stargazing. · ----- When you roast potatoes under Kongshan’s Milky Way, Tang Buddha statues whisper to stalactites across millennia—this is Northeast Sichuan’s ultimate fantasy! 🌌⛰️

In the vast land of Sichuan, there are many little-known natural and cultural treasures hidden. Among them, Buddha Head Mountain in Pingchang, Bazhong, has gradually become a niche check-in destination with its unique natural scenery and profound historical and cultural heritage. This place is not only a paradise away from the hustle and bustle, but also a historical site carrying red memories. Next, let us walk into Buddha Head Mountain together to explore its mystery and charm. Natural wonders: the unique appearance of Buddha Head Mountain Fotou Mountain is named because its shape resembles a giant reclining Buddha. It is located in the north of Jiangkou Town, Pingchang, Sichuan. The forest coverage rate here is as high as 90%, making it a veritable natural oxygen bar. Walking on the plank road in the forest, you will see towering ancient trees, entwined vines, and the fresh air is filled with the fragrance of grass and trees. It feels like you are in a dreamy forest world. Here, the birds are singing, the streams are gurgling, and the sunlight shines through the leaves, casting mottled shadows, forming beautiful natural pictures. Whether it is the sea of ​​flowers in spring, the green shade in summer, the red leaves in autumn, or the white snow in winter, Fotou Mountain is like spring in all four seasons, with different scenery, attracting countless tourists to come and feel the charm of nature. Red Mark: Echoes of History Fotou Mountain is not only famous for its natural scenery, but also an important base of the Red Fourth Front Army. This place carries profound red memories and witnesses the struggles and sacrifices of countless revolutionary martyrs. The Liu Bojian Martyrs Memorial Hall is a microcosm of this history. The museum is decorated in solemn grey and white tones, and displays more than 300 cultural relics, battlefield photos and holographic images, vividly recreating the legendary life of the "Iron Bones of the Party Army". Entering the memorial hall, the 29 steps symbolize the martyrs' 29-year revolutionary journey, and every step makes people feel the weight of history. The giant relief “Walking in Chains” turns the solemn oath “To live for China, to die for China” into eternity, inspiring future generations to remember history and cherish the hard-earned peace. Scenic spot: the magnificent view of Foguang Pavilion The Foguang Pavilion stands majestically on the top of the mountain, standing proudly with the atmosphere of the prosperous Tang Dynasty. The seven-story eaves point straight to the sky, and the observation deck inside the pavilion is an excellent viewing point. Standing on the observation deck, overlooking the modern scene of the Ba River surrounding the city like a jade belt is a refreshing sight. When the rain stops and the clouds clear, you can encounter the rare spectacle of Buddha's light in the Foguang Pavilion. The colorful halo surrounds the pavilion, making you feel as if you are in a fairyland, which is intoxicating. At this moment, you can fully enjoy this gift from nature and feel the tranquility and sublimation of your soul. Spiritual Place: The Millennium Incense of Fotou Temple Continue westwards into the depths of the valley, you will find Fotou Temple, a thousand-year-old temple with endless incense. The Eighteen Arhats, painted sculptures from the Ming Dynasty in the temple, have different expressions and are lifelike, as if they are telling a thousand-year-old story. The copper bells on the eaves of the main hall sing softly in the breeze, interweaving with the sound of chanting, forming an ethereal Zen rhythm that cleanses the soul. In the Buddha Head Temple, you can not only feel the strong religious atmosphere, but also find inner peace here. Whether it is pious prayer or quiet meditation, it is a kind of spiritual sublimation. Travel Tips Transportation Information The transportation to Fotou Mountain is very convenient. You can first arrive at Pingchang County, Bazhong, and then choose to take a taxi or bus to Fotou Mountain Scenic Area. Whether you are traveling by car or public transportation, it will make your journey smoother. Food Recommendations While visiting Mount Buddha, you should not miss the food in Pyeongchang. The local delicacies such as Jiangkou Qingqi and Pingchang Xiaojiaolou are all mouth-watering delicacies. Whether you are tasting authentic Sichuan cuisine or enjoying local special snacks, your taste buds will be greatly satisfied. Special Experience The four seasons of Fotou Mountain have their own characteristics. In spring, you can experience the fun of picking Buddha tea, autumn is the best season to appreciate the red leaves, and in winter you can enjoy the magnificent view of the sea of ​​clouds. Each season has its own unique charm, waiting for your exploration and discovery. Best viewing time If you want to observe the Buddha's light, the best time is early morning or dusk when the rain and fog have just cleared. At this moment, the Foguang Pavilion is like a dream and intoxicating. Fotou Mountain, as a niche treasure trove in Sichuan, is attracting more and more tourists to visit with its unique natural scenery and profound historical and cultural heritage. Here, you can not only enjoy the beauty of nature, but also feel the thickness of history and the charm of humanity. Whether you are traveling with friends or exploring alone, Fotou Mountain will be your spiritual home. Hurry up and make an appointment with your friends for a spontaneous trip to Fotou Mountain! I believe that you will be deeply attracted by the beautiful scenery and culture here, and end this unforgettable trip with full of memories and touching moments.

📸 Explore the unknown beauty of Sichuan Bazhong Fotou Mountain 🚗 Let's go~ 🌄✨ I recently took some time to visit the legendary "Mount Fotou in Bazhong, Sichuan." As someone who has been immersed in the urban jungle for a long time, I was truly amazed by the magical charm of nature. 😍🍃 The car meandered along the winding mountain road, and the scenery outside the window was refreshing. The sunlight filtered through the mist and fell on the mountains, like an ink painting, breathtakingly beautiful. 😌💕 Upon reaching the top of the mountain, I was suddenly enlightened—wow, the sight before me was astonishing. 💖🏞️ The name of Mount Fotou truly lives up to its reputation. The golden temples are nestled among the green mountains and rivers, and each building has a unique story and a sense of historical accumulation. Walking up the stone steps, you can see many Buddhist elements, including the majestic Mahavira Hall and the lifelike Bodhisattva statues, as if you have traveled back to the world of ancient pilgrims. 🔮🙏🏼 Spending some quiet time here may bring you inner peace and tranquility. 🤯✨ Of course, besides the cultural landscape, the natural scenery is also not to be missed. 😊🌲 Standing on the observation deck and overlooking the surrounding mountains and the misty clouds is truly breathtaking, isn't it? It's like a fairyland on earth. 😍🥰 Overall, this adventure was full of surprises and joy. 👍 I hope to have the opportunity to explore more unknown scenery and cultural treasures in this beautiful and mysterious place in the future! 🌟🐼

🏝Walking into the Sima Forest Corridor in late autumn is like stepping into a richly colored oil painting. Red, yellow and green are intertwined, and the fallen leaves are dancing gracefully. Every inch of land is filled with poetry, and the fresh scent of wood is everywhere in your breath. Here, the autumn is strong and dreamy. Whether walking or cycling, it is a feast for the eyes and soul. 🏝Walking into the ancient water town is like traveling through time and space. The quaint buildings, the dazzling array of handicrafts, and the tempting local snacks will definitely satisfy your taste buds and soul. Remember to leave your stomach empty, and don’t forget to pick up some unique souvenirs while enjoying the delicious food! 🏝The magnificent landscape of Longtan Waterfall is a masterpiece of nature. Standing in front of the waterfall, let the deafening sound of water surround your ears, and feel the wonderful feeling of coexistence of power and tranquility, as if the whole world has quieted down. 🏝The osprey water performance is not only a visual feast, but also a display of wisdom. Watching these nimble fish leaping on the water to catch fish, you’ll be impressed by their intelligence and grace, and you won’t be able to help but applaud them! 🏝Hiking is the best way to get in touch with nature. Choose a route that suits you, enjoy the scenery along the way, and every step is a baptism of the soul. 🏝The rowing challenge not only tests your courage and skills, but also allows you to appreciate the charm of the river in excitement. While paddling, enjoying the combination of speed and passion is absolutely exciting. 🏝Night tours give you a different sensory experience. When night falls, the stars dot the sky, and the whole canyon becomes more mysterious. The stroll at this time has a special flavor. 🚥【Transportation Guide】 ⭐️Self-driving: Bazhong (Enguang Expressway) → Get off the expressway at Pingchang Sima Exit → Cross the bridge at the intersection and turn right → Go straight for 1.2 km → Sima Water Village Grand Canyon Scenic Area ⭐️Bus: Xingwen Bus Station, Bazhong City → Sima Water Village → Walk 1.2 km → Sima Water Village Grand Canyon Scenic Area

Strolling through Fotou Mountain Forest Park, I casually took a photo - the camera version of the mountain's red plum blossoms are blooming just right Soft and tender, they are irresistibly cute, from a distance they look like a tree full of peach blossoms stretching out their limbs, releasing the strongest fragrance and greeting you The lion in front of the old site of Foshan Temple still hasn't given up its duty Even if it's missing a front leg Some kind-hearted person has supported the rest of its life That playful couple, are they wishing to make an eternal promise at the temple? Their cheerful appearance even makes the sunshine feel warmer An unknown path, is a faster way to get close to nature passing by a small temple Quietly offering a touch of incense to several Bodhisattvas The world's hustle and bustle continues, and life goes on.

Sunlight pierces through the morning mist, and I embark on a journey to the Thirty-Two Ridges of Pyeongchang. The name Thirty-Two Ridges echoes in my ears, carrying a hint of mystery and alluring charm. First Encounter with Thirty-Two Ridges Upon entering Pyeongchang, I am first struck by the tranquility and simplicity of the land. Along the way, green mountains and waters accompany me, as if entering another world. The Thirty-Two Ridges is a major natural landscape here, said to be named for the continuous mountain ridges, totaling thirty-two in number. Crossing the Ridges I begin to trek across these ridges. Each step feels like walking at the intersection of history and nature. The mountain paths are rugged, but each step is filled with surprises. Sometimes, I encounter babbling streams, their sounds crisp and melodious like music from heaven; other times, I see ancient villages, with houses scattered in an orderly fashion, as if time has stood still here. Interacting with Locals While traversing the ridges, I meet many enthusiastic locals. They tell me about the local customs and share their life stories. I deeply feel that the Thirty-Two Ridges is not only a gift from nature but also a cultural heritage passed down through generations. Touch of the Soul Standing at the highest point of the Thirty-Two Ridges, I overlook this beautiful land. Every plant and every drop of water here deeply touches my soul. I feel the greatness of nature and the insignificance of mankind, as well as the beauty and preciousness of life. Conclusion The Thirty-Two Ridges of Pyeongchang is a place worth visiting. It boasts not only beautiful natural scenery but also a profound cultural heritage. I hope more people can come here to experience the beauty and charm of this place.

The world of romance is always brimming with fresh flowers. Last year, I suddenly fell in love with flower viewing. Perhaps it's my 'bloodline awakening,' I must admit that I've also started to like those soft and delicate colors. As a contemporary college student, I had some resistance to the act of flower appreciation, but last year, I was fortunate enough to encounter several splendid seas of flowers, and the 'so fragrant' principle made me go through the 'trilogy' of questioning flower viewing, understanding it, and falling in love with it. I've discovered that flowers have an indescribable charm; not only do they make me smile every time I see them, but they also awaken my nature to pursue beautiful things, which is intoxicating. The most memorable experience was after attending the Yili apricot blossom event for two consecutive terms, I redefined the meaning of 'seeking flowers.' It's that unexpected uncertainty that fascinates me even more. In the blink of an eye, it's March again, the season when all things revive. The urge to appreciate the spring blossoms is stirring once more. What kind of seas of flowers will I encounter this year? What stories will unfold? Let us meet in the mountains and fields, not wasting the springtime, to explore those wildly growing seas of flowers and feel this vibrant, flowery world.

Spring breeze arrives as promised, warming every corner. Come to Baiyi Ancient Town, meet us here in spring, in March, amidst the romantic fields of rapeseed flowers, where the encounter between the rapeseed flowers and the 'Goddess' festival takes place. Ride the early spring breeze, bathe in the warm spring sun, and arrive at the beautiful rapeseed fields. Warm winds caress the face, the grass grows and the orioles fly, spring returns to the world bringing beauty, linked in a chain, the Baiyi Ancient Town Rapeseed Flower Festival is about to begin, inviting you to enjoy the spring scenery together. While admiring the flowers, you can also stroll through the ancient town, eat delicious food, visit historical sites, and when you're tired and weary, it's time to replenish your strength and find food. Here, if you don't eat the fried fish, you haven't really been to Baiyi, and other various snacks will surely satisfy the taste buds of visitors. Baiyi is nestled against mountains and rivers, with clear waters and lush mountains. It is surrounded by five mountains: Fenghuang Mountain, Longxiang Mountain, Huanghe Mountain, Niunao Mountain, and Zhongjia Mountain, with the gentle Baba River winding through the town. Grass lawns, flowing waters, homes, whitewashed walls with green tiles, and small boats create a tranquil scene. Spring days are fleeting, the beautiful scenery and lovely food are all worth experiencing and possessing. Come to Baiyi Ancient Town, on the edge of the city, between the mountains and fields, to start a spring encounter and romance. Tip: Baiyi Ancient Town was established during the Qin and Han dynasties and is the site of the ancient Liuzhou city, with a history of over two thousand years. Self-driving is recommended.

🌟Highlights: Bazhong Pingchang Baiyi Town was first built in the Qin and Han Dynasties. During the Chongzhen period of the Ming Dynasty, the Buddhist temple Baiyi Temple was built, so the place was named Baiyi. Most of the existing ancient buildings were built in the Qing Dynasty. Although the well-arranged horse-head walls between residential houses and temples are thousands of miles away from Jiangxi, the two lakes and other places, it is still not difficult to see the continuity of historical evolution. They are living fossils that witness the history of "Huguang Filling Sichuan" in northeastern Sichuan. 👍Most recommended: Ancient buildings in Baiyi Ancient Town: including Baiyi Temple, Wenchang Palace, Yu King's Palace, Wanshou Palace, Wu Yu's official residence, the Chastity Archway, Wu's Pawnshop, Longxiang Temple Stone Carvings, Guanshan Circle Well, etc. ❤Recommendation reason: A very quiet and pure town, surrounded by clouds and mist, with fresh air. The white building, backed by green mountains, is suitable for drinking tea and playing with friends. It began in the Qin and Han Dynasties and is the site of the ancient Liuzhou. There are many recreational facilities in Baiyi Ancient Town, which is especially suitable for taking children on weekends. The architecture is also very distinctive. ✅Must experience: A good place to avoid crowds and travel around. It has a history of more than 2,000 years. It has a land of outstanding people and many celebrities. The scenic area covers an area of ​​2,000 hectares. The Baiyi Water Town Scenic Area is an important part of the Zhenlongshan National Forest Park. Traffic tips: It is recommended to drive there. Tickets are free and parking is 10 yuan. Opening hours: 19:00-18:00

✔️Located in Jinbao New District, Pingchang County, covering an area of about 18,000 square meters, it was invested and built by Quanhe Duo You Group of Pingchang County in 2019. It is a garden-style leisure resort hotel in Pingchang County. ✔️The hotel integrates 'Rhythmic Water Town' and 'Modern Business', with an elegant and warm yet simple and restrained style, perfectly blending culture and nature. It is a beautiful and tranquil paradise hidden in the city! ✔️The hotel consists of four main buildings and a multifunctional banquet hall that can accommodate 1,200 people. The exterior is built in the style of green tile roofs in northeastern Sichuan. ✔️The four main buildings are all surrounded by water, giving people the feeling of walking between mountains and rivers. The four buildings are named after 'pavilions, towers and pavilions'. ✔️The first floor of 'Xiangxie Pavilion' is our imported goods city. ✔️The second floor is a western restaurant. ✔️The third floor is a chess and card room, a multifunctional hall and KTV. 'Xiangxie Pavilion' is the hotel's private restaurant, 'Xiangxie Building' is the hotel's entrance and standard room building, 'Xiangxie Terrace' is the executive single room and suite.

In Pyeongchang, if a restaurant is not a meat restaurant that allows dogs, this place is a famous place with a lot of grass // I visited because there were a lot of reviews on the blog. It felt like a good restaurant from the entrance. I ordered a buckwheat assortment, buckwheat noodles, and buckwheat bibim noodles. The atmosphere was great, the food was delicious, and I could take a walk around the area, so it was a good restaurant for dogs. #RestaurantIntroduction

This is Jangpyeong buckwheat noodles that I visited as a recommended restaurant in Pyeongchang T-map. I found out that it was a famous restaurant that was also visited on 1 Night 2 Days. I ordered boiled pork, bibim makguksu, soy sauce makguksu, and mul makguksu as basics, and the boiled pork was crazy!! It could be this delicious and the soy sauce makguksu. This one also had an addictive savory taste of sesame oil.. I was satisfied with the entire menu, so I also ordered buckwheat pancakes. I now know why it is a recommended restaurant in T-map. Be sure to visit Pyeongchang restaurants. #Pyeongchang restaurants #Makguksu restaurants

The tofu stew at Dubu Memilchon was really refreshing and unique. It was spicy and savory because it had dried shrimp as the base. The visual of the boiled pork at Pyeongchang's famous Dubu Memilchon was amazing~~~~ The boiled pork was worth 25,000 won!! It was really well-cooked. It was chewy but the size was easy to eat. The four of us kept saying it was really delicious. The combination of the tofu stew and soft boiled pork was really good. Especially this part of the boiled pork! The pollack shikhye and soybean paste salad were really the best. It's boiled pork, but there's no ssamjang, only shrimp paste..? Lightly season with shrimp paste, pick garlic, onion, and pepper from the soybean paste salad, and Put it on the boiled pork. Top it with sweet and salty pollack shikhye. It's really impressive. Lastly, they give you potato rice cakes according to the number of people, and I ate them gratefully. Oh my, the makguksu is also refreshing and delicious.😊 Lastly, review the receipt and receive a Starbucks gift card. #Pyeongchang restaurant #Bulgogi restaurant #Tofu dish

Fotou Mountain is a small tourist attraction in Pyeongchang County, Bazhong City, Sichuan Province. It is not planned to come here in advance. It is a trip to visit a friend. Listening to a friend said that it is a place to enjoy flowers. When it is time, it is actually a red spot. The Liu Bojian Memorial Hall is at the foot of the mountain. It seems to have recently been associated with red. However, there are two roads up the mountain, one flower is overflowing, one tree is shaded, it is very comfortable to walk, there is a viewing platform on the top, the view is also good, suitable for aerial photography, it is the weather, fly Just wear the cloud, or you can take a few more shots.