The Yellow River Bridge is more beautiful under the sunset. It was early when I went, and the sun didn't set. The tourists by the river were like weaving, the kites were flying in the air, the trees were returning to the green, and there were children blowing the willow flute.
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The Yellow River Bridge is more beautiful under the sunset. It was early when I went, and the sun didn't set. The tourists by the river were like weaving, the kites were flying in the air, the trees were returning to the green, and there were children blowing the willow flute.
A protective forest next to the Yellow River, because ginkgo is planted, it is beautiful in autumn, and the golden yellow is spread across the screen. Our outdoor travel friends come here every autumn to enjoy the autumn color.
It can almost be used as a place for barbecue gatherings, and there is basically no view of the scenery. By the Yellow River, there are few sand beaches and there are not many green plants. If you enjoy the scenery, it is not recommended to come here. Barbecue gatherings and entertainment facilities with children can come.
The price of this place is relatively low. Tickets ¥5 and parking fee ¥15 But the people who come here are all self-service barbecue. The environment is still quite good. The price is not high. Rent a stove ¥10 and then a wooden look ¥5 is enough and then bring some chicken wings, mutton, beef and the like. The skewers are fantastic.
The scenery is average, but it is for barbecue. The barbecue things in the park are too expensive. We ordered the kebab stove at the barbecue restaurant south of the entrance of the park. Seven people spent more than 200 and they were very comfortable! ! Eat very full, sitting on the Yellow River quietly barbecue is also very enjoyable, it is best to bring a hammock...
I especially felt that I went to the Yellow River with my boyfriend and took a lot of photos to remember. Although it was a bit cold, I liked it very much, and my boyfriend liked it too! The weather is warmer and I have to go! Hehe. . .