Things to do in Panzhou

It's very beautiful and takes great photos. It's so picturesque that you'll want to stay forever. We spent a long time there. The only downside was that it was very crowded when we went, with long queues to go up the mountain. Also, be careful with your car; the slope is very steep, and it's definitely difficult for most cars to climb. I heard that cars aren't allowed to go any further in now, but I have to say the scenery is absolutely gorgeous.

Natural landscape -Ancient Ginkgo Group: The densest ancient ginkgo group in the world, presenting a golden ocean landscape in autumn -Small bridges and flowing water: The clear streams and ancient bridges in the core area form a poetic picture -Apricot Lake Bridge: A five-story pavilion-style wind and rain bridge spans across the Apricot Lake, where you can enjoy tea and view the scenery Humanistic relics -Ancient Post Road: An important section of the Yunnan-Guizhou Ancient Post Road and the Ancient Tea-Horse Road -Tree King: An ancient tree over 1,500 years old, although the upper part is withered, the lower part is still growing tenaciously -Ancient houses: Traditional tiled houses and ancient ginkgo trees complement each other

Niangniang Mountain in Liupanshui is a national 4A-level tourist attraction located at the border of Panzhou City and Shuicheng District in Liupanshui City, Guizhou Province. Its core landscape is a karst plateau wetland, and it is known as the "Number One Plateau Wetland in Southwest China." The scenery is very beautiful and photogenic.

The natural environment of Pan County Dadong Bamboo Sea Scenic Spot is very good, with a forest coverage rate of more than 60%. This place is the source of many rivers. The Dadong ancient human cultural site in the scenic area has high historical and cultural value and scientific investigation and research value. In addition to the Dadong ancient human cultural site, ten thousand mu of bamboo sea, and ten thousand mu of fir forest, the scenic spot also includes Dashan Ya Baili Du Que, reservoirs, waterfalls, temples, ancient bridges, ancient buildings, ancient post roads, ancient paper mills, characteristic villages and other 26 natural and cultural landscapes.

On the weekend at the end of November, the weather was sunny and the temperature was over 20 degrees. I took advantage of the good weather to go to Huguo Temple early in the morning. Because I was on a business trip in Panzhou, I took bus No. 21 in the city early in the morning and then transferred to bus No. 36, and got off at the farmer's market station. The whole journey took nearly 3 hours. It was more convenient to drive directly there if you had a private car, and private cars could also go up the mountain and drive directly to the foot of the temple. After getting off at the farmer's market station, I climbed the mountain all the way. It was all uphill roads, not too steep. The journey was about 4 kilometers. It took more than an hour to climb the mountain, and there was no rest in the middle. It was easier than traditional mountain climbing. The temple is mainly about Buddhist cultural themes. Here I complain that 3/4 of the places are for burning incense for Guan Erye, which feels a bit weird. The temple is not big. I went down the mountain after playing for less than an hour. There were many people in the farmer's market at the foot of the mountain. It was not just every day or something (could it be the first, fourth and seventh day of the lunar calendar?). In general, the experience is okay. It is not tiring to go up and down the mountain all the way, but it takes a little longer to take the bus back and forth.

I think it's pretty good, but the management of the scenic area is chaotic and the traffic is serious