Things to do in Yingshan

The ski resort is large, with three slopes: advanced, intermediate, and beginner, suitable for skiers of different levels. The snow surface is very smooth, and the beginner slope is not steep at all, making it perfect for beginners to practice. The process from exchanging tickets to collecting equipment was very smooth, and the overall experience was good.

The scenic spots are all very good, definitely worth seeing, with stories, beautiful scenery, good environment, and wide coverage of green plants. I will definitely come again next time! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

The hot spring is right next to the hotel, very close. The front desk lady Pan is very nice and introduced it in detail. The female guest aunt Sun is very nice and will take the initiative to help me get things. The water quality is very good and very clean. I will come again next time.

Nanwudang Wusheng Palace is located in Wujiashan, the hinterland of Dabie Mountain, 1032 meters above sea level. The Taoist Temple Yin, which consists of nine palaces and three courtyards, has a unique royal garden style, is magnificent, with bells in the morning and drums in the evening, mysterious and peaceful. The scenic spots that have been opened include Wusheng Palace, Ling Palace, Dragon and Tiger Palace, Bell and Drum Tower, Side Hall, Grand Master's Mansion, Ten Thousand Tai Chi Square, Calligraphy and Painting Academy and other attractions. South Wudang Mountain is a famous holy land of Taoist culture in China, the birthplace of Wudang Nanzong, and one of the largest bases of Wudang martial arts in China.

The whole hot spring area is very large, with many pools of various types. There were not many tourists in March, so you can have a good soak in peace. The overall experience is very good, and I will come again next time.

I was originally going to Honghuajian, but was discouraged by the bad reviews. I booked this ski resort instead. I didn't expect much, but I didn't expect the experience to be so good. Although the ski resort is far away, the winding mountain road is easy to walk on and the road is wide, but you still have to walk slowly. The service is super good and the consumption is transparent. It is recommended that novices hire a coach, otherwise it will be miserable. In short, the experience is very good

After comparing online for a long time, I finally chose Taohuachong Grand Canyon Rafting. The best feeling is that the water is quite clean, and there are several exciting surfing spots throughout the whole process. The bottom of the water and the shore are all clean stones, without silt and debris. The downside is that they actually used wooden sticks as paddles for us, which is really not good for rowing. There are a few places where the water is a little shallow, and it is easy to get the boat stuck. As for the place to take a shower and change clothes, I can't say it well, one word is "poor". But overall, the price-performance ratio is good, and the water is clean, which is better than most places.

The azaleas bloomed from the middle of the mountain to the top. We went there on April 26. Some of the azaleas on the mountainside had already withered, but when we got to the top, they were in full bloom, stretching for several kilometers. It was spectacular and worth a visit.

Take a bus to the entrance, then hike up and down for a total of 4 hours (less than 4 hours for those in good physical condition; expect double the time for children or the elderly). It is recommended to walk along the waterfall. If you don't want to walk down after reaching the top, take the cable car (because the other side is steep and the scenery is not as good as the waterfall side).