Baiyingu Sceneic Area

From the Qixingdun Observation Deck all the way down, there is a stream in the mountain that is very cool. It is about 1,500 meters to Kenggen Shizhai. It takes about an hour to walk down. There are some remodeled coffee shops in the village, suitable for taking pictures. Walking to the entrance of the village is the entrance of Baiyin Valley Scenic Area, and then a short walk is the cableway of Jiuqu Yunhuan. If you have time, you can go directly to Jiuqu Yunhuan, or choose the cableway back to Qixingdun. The cableway closes at 17:30.

The ancient village nestled in the mountains was beautiful. the houses were built using traditional mud thatching methods. The village is situated beside a rushing mountain stream, and well-kept stone steps allow you to climb to the top of the mountain.

Baiyin Valley Scenic Area is part of the Yunhe Terrace Scenic Area. Baiyin Valley Scenic Area is full of green bamboos, creeks, small waterfalls, beautiful scenery, is more than 2,000 meters of trails to Kenggen, picturesque along the way, beautiful!

One of the three scenic spots of Yunhe Terraces, you can go directly to the parking lot at the entrance of the scenic spot and then walk in, or take the bus for 10 yuan/person at Jiuqu Yunhuan. An ancient village, many of the ancient walls are about to crack and fall. Now many have been converted into homestays. The loess walls are black tiles and a stream passes through. The water is very loud, quiet and not quiet. If you don't climb the mountain to the observation deck, it is enough to walk for half an hour.

Unfortunately, I didn't leave a photo, a good ancient village! Goose warm stone path, small bridge and flowing water, very poetic, good air, high vegetation coverage, it feels a bit remote

 Silver Valley is part of the cloud and terraced scenic area, composed of canyons, villages and waterfalls. The canyon is full of stones large and small, which are washed by rainwater and are like silver. This is the reason for the name of the "Silver Valley". Another saying is that the Ming Dynasty opened mines here to refine silver, with a large amount of silver mined, the name "Silver Valley" came from.

Very good attraction combining nature and humanities, located halfway up the mountain, very beautiful