Things to do in Li County

Online ticketing is very convenient for the attractions along the Sichuan-Gannan Grand Loop! After taking the escalator up to the mountaintop for the view, I recommend walking down the wooden boardwalk for the rest of the journey. However, the parking lot for the escalator is quite far from the entrance! There's no shuttle bus either! Ultimately, we had to split up: one person went down the stairs to get the car, and the other walked down the boardwalk. The experience was just so-so!

Walking uphill from the scenic area entrance, you can definitely feel the changing seasons; it truly lives up to its reputation as the watershed between North and South China. It's a pity it was snowing at the summit that day, so we couldn't see much. Maybe I'll come back another time.

Famen Temple is a national treasure. The Famen Underground Palace, guarded for a thousand years, still shines with Buddhist light. The power of faith endures through the ages. The Ming Dynasty people had already discovered the underground palace, but they quietly protected it, allowing the relics to continue to be passed down for centuries, until finally the Buddha's relics saw the light of day again. With Doubao (a local deity), there's no need for a guide. The park is intentionally large; if you're in a hurry, take the sightseeing bus; if you have time, explore on foot. While Famen Temple itself was built later, the pagoda and underground palace are millennia-old relics, and the many rare treasures unearthed there are well worth seeing.

The scenery is truly beautiful. The weather was great the day I went, so the scenery was absolutely gorgeous. The lake, the flower-filled lake, and the ecological environment are simply amazing. There's a commercial street right outside with all sorts of food options, which is very convenient.

Longtoushan is very well managed, and the weather was perfect when I went – ​​sunny and the scenery was absolutely stunning. It was definitely worth the trip. I highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys hiking; you absolutely must experience it!

Xinghan Scenic Area covers a vast area, and its architecture strictly follows the style of the Han Dynasty. Every brick and tile is full of hidden secrets, aiming to recreate an "Oriental Holy City" that can be walked through, seen, and experienced.

The scenic area is large and clean, with a refreshing atmosphere. The children were very happy, and the visit was very comfortable. The staff were very welcoming, and the routes were well-designed, making it incredibly convenient! I will definitely come again next time.

It was so much fun! We specifically chose to come after the National Day holiday, and there weren't many people at all. We could enjoy all the rides without any queues, it was so relaxing! Traveling during off-peak seasons is really cost-effective. Many rides could be played repeatedly since there were practically no people around, hahaha!

This is the premier Taoist site and definitely worth a visit. The mountain is very high, and the steep steps are difficult to climb up and even more difficult to descend. We took the scenic area bus to Zhongtai, climbed the Imperial City, and then walked to Xiangshan. We took the scenic area bus down the mountain in 40 minutes.

I felt that going on November 2nd this year was a bit late. The leaves in the Natural Gallery had already mostly fallen, and there were hardly any red leaves to see in Xianglu Mountain. Only Black Bear Valley and Da Xiao Lan Valley were worth seeing.