Things to do in Kaihua

Qianjiangyuan National Park was built along the Qinjiang River in Kaihua. It is the best choice for viewing the night view of Kaihua. It runs through several major landmarks and commercial squares in Kaihua New City. It is very lively. You must go and see it when you travel to Kaihua 😄😄😄!

The scenic area is about 35 kilometers from the county seat. You can take a Didi bus or a rideshare; since I went during peak season, it was easy to find a shared ride. The scenic area is quite large, with many steps and staircases, so walking is tiring. The day I went was very hot and sunny, and there were too many tourists on the weekend, making for a poor experience. The entire scenic area was full of girls sunbathing in the autumn sun. You'll regret it for a day if you don't come, but you'll regret it for a week if you do. Hahaha.

Gaotiankeng Ancient Village – Kaihua Dark Night Park and Jiangnan Potala Palace – Taihuishan are two different scenic spots. The former belongs to Zhenzikeng Township, Changhong Township, while the latter is Taoyuanhao in Changhong Township.

There are basically no entertainment options; it's purely hiking. If you're really interested in hiking, you can give it a try. The first half is quite steep, and the second half is gentler. My friend and I hiked for about an hour, from the entrance to the place I marked on my map. It seems there aren't any restaurants or anything like that inside the scenic area. We got hungry, and didn't have the energy to explore the other routes. The natural environment is beautiful, and the air is quite fresh. There are signs warning against snakes and insects inside the scenic area, but surprisingly, my friend and I didn't get bitten by mosquitoes or encounter any snakes during our morning hike, although we did see some lizards. The paths can be a bit narrow. The entire mountain is filled with all sorts of strangely shaped, naturally formed rocks. There are also signs along the way explaining the formation process of karst landforms, which seems more suitable for geography students, and chemistry students might also find it helpful, as the signs have a bunch of chemical equations.

The scenery was beautiful, and the cable car was very convenient. It truly lived up to its reputation as a place where one can see all five sacred mountains, with the most breathtaking views at Sanqing Mountain. I spent the night on the mountain and woke up early the next morning to see the sunrise at Yutai. It was definitely worth the trip.

This scenic spot is located at the junction of Jiangxi, Zhejiang and Fujian provinces. Transportation is not very convenient. As a new rural tourist attraction, it is surrounded by mountains, lush vegetation and beautiful natural scenery. It is a good choice for a short weekend self-driving tour.

It is an ancient village worth visiting. It is shaded by green trees and there are ducks in the creek in the village. The Qingshui Fish Restaurant is delicious. The Astronomy Science Museum on the top of the mountain is also worth a visit. The guide said that this is also a stargazing resort in East China! It is said that there are also homestays. I didn't have enough time this time, so I will come to experience it next time.

My second visit to West Lake was great; the boat tour was excellent. The dock was easy to find, the staff were very friendly, provided clear explanations, and helped with any issues. There were also sightseeing buses, which were nice but a bit pricey. Taking the boat tour and then walking around was both perfectly fine.

A two-day, one-night leisurely tour of Wunüzhou is a man-made cultural and tourism scenic area, with its nighttime views far surpassing its daytime attractions. During the day, you can enjoy various free small-scale performances and the Hui-style garden architecture. In the evening, the highlights are the light shows, iron flower displays, and the live-action performance "Encounter Wuyuan." The scenic area boasts comprehensive facilities, with numerous restaurants and guesthouses to choose from. Staying in a guesthouse along the Xingjiang River in Wuyuan offers a distant view of the illuminated Baoyu Pagoda, making it much easier to plan your trip. During holidays, it gets very crowded, so it's advisable to arrive early to secure a spot for popular performances.

Quzhou's ancient city has many photo spots; it's too hot during the day, so go out at night and you might encounter many NPCs. The streets are clean, and the food options depend on your preferences. There are also many exhibition halls, all of which close at 9 PM, which is very convenient.