Things to do in Jiangkou

The day that I visited was foggy and raining so visibility was not very good. I couldn't see much, but even the little that I could see was nice. I'm sorry that I missed the views, I'm sure it would have been amazing. It's a nice one day trip if you are close to it, I'm not sure it's worth visiting just for this though. I would suggest Zhangjiajie national park instead if you don't have the time or only want to do one of the two. It's not the same, but you will see similar karst landscapes. The two golden summits here can get very crowded and the passages are narrow so be prepared to wait in line for a while. It can get very slow.

Walking along the ravine in the scenic area, you can see incredibly clear emerald water. The valley is bursting with negative oxygen ions, and the temperature is very comfortable. In summer, it's advisable to bring a pair of shoes suitable for stream tracing; soaking your feet in the water would be a wonderful experience. Climbing up from the bottom of the ravine to see the sacred tree of Yamu involves over 700 steps, which is quite challenging, so be sure to conserve your energy. You can visit the Ming Dynasty Ancient Courtyard, and then take a bus back. The entire trip takes about 2 hours.

A very beautiful place. However, I had an experience that I have to share. I fell down in there. In fact, exactly near the small river (my 1st picture). I was taking photos for my wife, and suddenly I was in the water. I sprained myself. The fruitseller was very helpful to help me back up and found my phone in the water. After I was up, my wife also almost slipped, and another person afterwards also almost slipped. The floor is just too much moist and slippery. I hope the management look into that area. So please be very careful. The place itself is amazing. I walked for almost an hour, and I love it. The simple life of the people, the surrounding mountains, the old buildings and the farms. All look peaceful and relaxing to walk around..I recommend a visit but just be careful when walking.

The Red Cloud Golden Summit is a landmark of Fanjingshan, a World Natural Heritage site, and is known as the "City in the Sky." Here, you can admire the surrounding towering mountains and rolling sea of ​​clouds, and experience the magnificent and beautiful natural scenery.

was a little hard to go there, but the view was great. I thought the mushroom stone was more bigger.

Entering the gate of the Dong Village, it is like entering a simple and primitive town in the south of the Yangtze River, or a mountain village. (Also known as the mountain village) This Dongjia world hidden in the shade of green trees is like a phantom in front of you. Wandering along the zigzag bluestone road, after a hundred steps, you will suddenly see a circular square like a peacock spreading its tail. In one corner of the square stands a landmark building of the Dong Village - the bell and drum tower. Next to the bell and drum tower is a precious nanmu that has stood for hundreds of years, old and vigorous. The scenery is unique.

The cableway is very long, about 20 minutes, and I feel a little dizzy when I sit there, but it is really high. Fanjing Mountain is very beautiful. It is worthy of being called the City in the Sky. This season is very suitable for visiting Fanjing Mountain.

Cheng'en Temple is located on Moshikou Street, Shijingshan District, Beijing. It was built in the fifth year of the Zhengde reign of the Ming Dynasty and completed in the eighth year. It was built by Wen Xiang, a eunuch of the Imperial Household Department, and named by Emperor Wuzong Zhu Houzhao. It has the mystery of "three no's", that is, it does not open the temple door, does not accept incense, and does not set up a Taoist temple. There are five unique features in the temple: the Mounting Stone, the Bell and Drum Tower, the Diaolou, the murals, and the Herringbone Cypress. It is now the Yanjing Eight Unique Features Museum.

🏔️ FANJINGSHAN — A MOUNTAIN BETWEEN HEAVEN AND EARTH 🇨🇳Hidden among the misty mountains of Guizhou, China, Fanjingshan looks like a place pulled straight from a dream. Towering stone peaks rise above a sea of clouds, crowned by ancient temples that seem to float between heaven and earth.✨ A staircase to the sky.☁️ A kingdom above the clouds.🏯 A masterpiece sculpted by nature and time.Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Fanjingshan is more than a mountain — it is a breathtaking encounter with the extraordinary beauty of our planet.Some places take your breath away. Others make you feel closer to heaven. Fanjingshan is both. 🤍🏔️