Top 10 Best Things to Do in Benxi

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拾叁妹

Visiting Benxi Water Cave is like stepping into an underground epic written over millions of years. In the symphony of darkness and flowing water, we often gain insights that transcend the scenery itself. When you return to the surface from the underground world, the moment sunlight shines in, you might feel a kind of rebirth—not a sudden change in life, but a subtle shift in your perspective on your own journey. The stalactites continue to grow in the darkness, and you will carry their metaphors on your journey. You will find yourself settling within the flow of time, resiliently breaking through obstacles, and seeing complete meaning in the interplay of light and shadow. This is the most precious gift Benxi Water Cave offers: it allows you to become an explorer of your own story, searching for your own ray of light in the dark river of time.

Anonymous user

The boardwalks inside are very well-developed. We took a sightseeing bus to the very end and walked out. The scenery was quite nice; I especially liked Laobiangou. There are food vendors inside the scenic area, so you don't have to worry about going hungry. The roasted corn was quite delicious.

Anonymous user

A place worth visiting.

Anonymous user

The scenery is very beautiful, and the mountains in the scenic area are not difficult to climb, but the scenery at the top of the mountain is particularly good. However, the transportation is not very convenient. It took a long time to get there by car. I hope that the high-speed rail can be built to the vicinity in the future to make it easier for everyone to travel.

M47***95

When I came here, I felt the air was fresh and the scenery along the way was beautiful. Check-in was fast and the room was clean and tidy. The restaurant had a variety of delicious dishes and the service was warm and thoughtful. After dinner, you can go directly to the hot springs. There are many types of hot springs and a large swimming pool for swimming. The experience was great. I will continue to come here if I have the chance.

当地向导逍遥遊

Jiuding Tiesha Mountain is more charming because of its niche status. As the first Taoist mountain in Northeast China, the forest is dyed with colorful colors in autumn, and the wildness is blended with the fairy air. There are fairy caves, homes of feather priests, cliff carvings and ancient relics. It is a place that imitates nature, climbs up to ask for the way, and feels like being in another world. It is really worth the trip.