Things to do in Lingbi

It is very beautiful, with outstanding cultural characteristics. It is suitable for bringing children to play. It is also very suitable for stone lovers to come here. There is also the Lingbi Museum, which is also worth a visit. There is also a light show every year, which is very beautiful.

Legend of Concubine Yu According to legend, at the end of the Qin Dynasty, the Chu and Han fought each other, and the Overlord of Western Chu, Xiang Yu, was defeated and surrounded by the Han army at Gaixia. Xiang Yu knew it was difficult to break through the siege, so he gave his beloved horse to Concubine Yu, hoping that Concubine Yu could survive. However, after Concubine Yu finished singing "Song of Gaixia" with tears in her eyes, she suddenly pulled out the sword from Xiang Yu's waist and committed suicide. Later, a kind of grass grew on Concubine Yu's tomb, with soft stems and long leaves, moving without wind, as if a beauty was dancing gracefully, charming and lovely. According to folklore, this flower was transformed by Concubine Yu, so this grass was called "Concubine Yu Grass" and its flower was called "Concubine Yu". The bright red color on the Concubine Yu flower is said to be dyed by Concubine Yu's splashing blood. Concubine Yu blooms during the late spring and early summer, as if Concubine Yu had never left, and her loyalty and waiting for the Overlord still exist in Concubine Yu's heart.

Yuji Cultural Park is located in the east of Shuyang County. It is a large public park with good greenery, many varieties of flowers and trees. It is not crowded during normal times, but becomes a leisure and entertainment center for local residents at night. The lights in the park are dazzling at night, and there are regular performances.

The environment is good and the children had a lot of fun.

I don't understand why everyone is talking about Xiang Yu being trapped at Gaixia

I took a taxi and got off at the West Gate of the scenic area. There's a free shuttle bus from the parking lot to the scenic area bus station. You can buy a round-trip ticket for 20 yuan. The shuttle bus takes you to Tianque Station halfway up the mountain. From there, you can take an escalator directly to the Buddha Palace at the top of the mountain. It's a painless climb, a blessing for the elderly and lazy people. The reclining Buddha in the Buddha Palace and the stupa in the underground palace are must-see attractions. There are souvenir shops and vegetarian restaurants in the scenic area, offering a one-stop service for eating and shopping.

The scenery is beautiful and breathtaking! Worth spending a whole day there! However, I couldn't find the 9D experience; the staff didn't know either. It was a complimentary service, so I didn't bother looking for it. I'll just focus on enjoying the real scenery!

Check-in was quick, and they assigned me a quiet room on the side as requested. The room had a window with a side-opening screen, which was a thoughtful touch. The room was cleaned daily, and supplies were replenished as needed. The breakfast was particularly noteworthy; it was delicious and offered a wide variety of options, including Western and Chinese dishes, as well as freshly made food. A great feature was that you could customize the seasoning to your liking.

Lots to see, well laid out and a cafe on the top floor. Clean and well organised. The film-set-esque recreation is thoroughly believable and very cool. Other exhibits are well curated. I'd say by 11am... On a Sunday, it's packed to the hilt. I think I'd avoid Sundays altogether. Midweek, early. Oh and next to the museum is a Streetfood market when you're done. They have lots of temporary exhibits too.

The speed limit in the self-driving area is reasonable, so you won't be rushed. The animals are densely distributed along the way, so you don't have to wait long to see them. The park's roads are smooth with few bumps, and you can feed the herbivores up close by rolling down the car windows, which kept the kids very excited.