nice place, very similar to Xiamen Gulang island (厦门鼓浪屿) ， very large island, need totally one day, famous religious place of 妈祖(Mazu)

The most awesome temple in all of China.

(Translated by Google) The Mazu of the world has her ancestors in Meizhou. It is very comfortable to ride around Meizhou Island. You just need to wear sunscreen or you will get dark when the sea breeze blows. The night view of Meizhou Island at night is also very beautiful. I really recommend staying on the island. Night (Original) 天下妈祖，祖在湄洲，湄洲岛环岛骑行很舒服，就是要做好防晒不然海风一吹就黑了🤣晚上的湄洲岛夜景也是很美很美，真的推荐去岛上住一晚

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place, very clean beach, highly recommended (Original) 很美的地方沙灘很乾淨大推

(Translated by Google) Meizhou Island is the hometown of Mazu. The tourism on the island has a strong religious flavor. The island has infinite scenery and ancient and solemn temples. It is an attraction worth visiting. (Original) 湄洲島媽祖故鄉，島內旅遊宗教色彩濃厚，島嶼風光無限，廟宇古色古香而莊嚴，值得大家一遊的景點。

(Translated by Google) Mai Chau Island is a 5A-class national historical relic in China with more than 30 scenic spots worth experiencing once in your life. (Original) Đảo Mai Châu di tích lịch sử cấp quốc gia hạng 5A Trung Quốc với hơn 30 danh lam thắng cảnh đáng để chúng ta thử trãi nghiệm 1 lần trong đời.

(Translated by Google) You must visit once in your life, the birthplace of Mazu (Original) 人生必走一回，媽祖出生地

Very historic temple. Dates back to the Song Dynasty. Admission is free. Advisable to engage a guide if one wants to understand the history of this place.

ancient temple over thousand years. built on Indian temple that was there previously. one of the few temples with 5 Buddhas on their main hall. popular temple with 2 old pagodas on east and west of temple. can be quite crowded.

Quanzhou Kaiyuan Temple, China was built in year 685 during Tang Dynasty, with a history of over 1300 years. Prominent landmarks and must-visit are the 2 pagodas, Renshou and Zhenguo Pagodas.

Kaiyuan Temple (开元寺), the largest Buddhist temple complex in Fujian Province, built in 686 AD in Tang Dynasty is about 1,400 years old. Blending diverse cultures and architectural styles, it's a vital witness to Quanzhou's status as the "Emporium of the World in Song-Yuan China". Do check out the huge, centuries old banyan trees flanking the courtyard. The East and West Stone Pagodas within the temple grounds, respectively Zhenguo 镇国塔and Renshou仁寿, are the tallest pair of stone towers in China. Zhenguo pagoda in particular, inspired the filming location of the mega hit game Black Myth: Wukong.

An ancient temple with a rich history, featuring a solemn Buddha hall where many people come to offer incense, pray, and seek blessings. Admission is free, but photography is not allowed in the Buddha hall. Visitors are kindly requested to follow the rules.

This is a special buddhist temple embodying a family shrine in QuanZhou, Fujian province. One will be better off taking a 1-day trip to QuanZhou via a local travel agent, who will bundle places of interest nearby, including a decent lunch.

The Kaiyuan Temple (开元寺) is a renowned Buddhist temple located in Quanzhou, Fujian Province, China. It is one of the oldest and most significant Buddhist temples in the region, with a rich history dating back to the Tang Dynasty (618–907 AD). The temple is also famous for being one of the largest and most well-preserved Buddhist complexes in China. There are Hindu caving and pillars in the temple architecture. The Temple is home to an intriguing historical artifact—a Song Dynasty ship, which is preserved on the temple premises. This ship is not only a remarkable find in itself but also a significant representation of the maritime history of Quanzhou during the Song Dynasty.

Here are some fascinating facts behind the statue of Laozi at Mount Qingyuan, Quanzhou, People Republic of China: 1. It Is the Largest Rock-Carved Laozi Statue in China 2. Built During the Southern Song Dynasty (1241–1252) 3. Depicts Laozi, Founder of Taoism 4. Located in a Historical Taoist Sanctuary 5. Recognized as a National Cultural Heritage Site 6. The Statue Faces East — Toward the Rising Sun

Beautiful and tranquil mountain Temple. Recommend hiking to the top and seeing Sky Mountain Lake.

The hike is 10/10 without my kj sister attempting to give up when we’re so close to the peak smh Cost: 35-70 RMB depending on the age of the person (Adult rates start at 18 instead the usual age 12 or below 4 ft system)

This scenic mountain has various stone structures and few taoism temples; and each has its historical tales. Nice greenery and relaxing place. One could be disappointed if expect more than these.

It's good for hiking, the food is yummy

Wonderful quiet place

(Translated by Google) If you want to explore the entire Qingyuan Mountain, please prepare your physical strength. Take a taxi to the top of the mountain in the morning and walk all the way down. For me, it is still very tight in terms of leg strength, but it is all worth it. It is very beautiful. There are many tea-making areas. If you want to rest, it is no problem to explore this place all day. (Original) 想探索整個清源山請備好體力 清晨打車到山頂 一路走下來 對我而言 腳力上還是很吃緊 不過這一切都很值得 很美 泡茶區很多 想歇腳 整天行程都在這個地方探索是沒問題的

(Translated by Google) Beautiful, tired, need to climb stairs (Original) 漂亮，累，需要爬樓梯

This Jiuquxi bamboo raft drift is a must try when you are in Wuyishan. If you understand Mandarin and give some tips to the rafters, they can sing -talk funny and cynical folklore. To me, the cultural experience was much better than my Venetian Gondola experience in Venice in Italy or in the Venetian Hotel in Macao!

You must have a try to enjoy the scene on a boat

￥100／person，good season is 10～7,later summer and earlier fall

(Translated by Google) When traveling to Wuyi Mountain in Fujian, in addition to mountain climbing, I didn’t expect that you can also swim in the river! There is a winding Jiuqu River at the foot of Wuyi Mountain. It is known as the beautiful scenery of nine winding streams winding around green peaks. The best way to travel is to take a bamboo raft and go down the river from Jiuqu to Yiqu. It is safe and fun, and you can enjoy the scenery of the river and mountains. The journey takes about 1.5 hours. The scenery on both sides of Jiuqu River is endless, with different scenery at every turn. It is known as the most beautiful stream in China. Along the way, you will pass Tianwang Peak, Yunu Peak, Yuzhu Peak, and Yingzui Rock. Just like Japan's Jiubi River, the boatman will sing a song from time to time. The interesting explanations and interactions are quite fun. #Fujiantourism #wuyishan #jiuquxi (Original) 來福建武夷山旅遊，除了爬山之外，沒想到還可以遊江！ 武夷山下有一條彎彎曲曲的九曲溪，素有九曲清流繞青峰的美景，最好的遊覽方式便是搭乘竹筏，從九曲到一曲順流而下，既安穩好玩，又可飽覽河光山色，行程約莫1.5小時。 九曲溪兩岸風光無限，每一轉彎處都有不同景色，素有中國最美的溪流之稱。 沿途會經過天王峰、玉女峰、玉柱峰、鷹嘴岩，船伕跟日本貎鼻溪一樣，三不五時還會高歌一曲，趣味橫生的講解和互動，相當好玩。 #福建旅遊 #武夷山 #九曲溪

(Translated by Google) It's best to go early to experience: fog, sunrise, and sunshine. Enjoy the poetry and painting. (Original) 早点去遊就最好，經歷：霧氣，日出，陽光都 欣賞到。盡情領略詩情畫意。

(Translated by Google) Wuyishan Jiuqu Rafting Experience, a Feast of Mountains and Rivers! (Original) 武夷山九曲漂流體驗，一場山水的饗宴！

(Translated by Google) The most famous stream in Wuyi Mountain, due to bad weather, rain and strong current, the bamboo rafting was cancelled. The water is also yellow. (Original) 武夷山最著名的溪流了，由于天气不好，下雨，水流很大，竹筏漂流取消了。水也是黄色的。

The square wasn't super filled with much when I passed through, and honestly the pillar is kind of ugly. It's a little too jagged and brutalist to make a good welcoming city square. There is however a lot to do in the surrounding area near the square.

Bayi Square (八一廣場) is one of Nanchang’s most iconic landmarks and a major tourist attraction… At its center stands the Bayi Memorial Tower, which is topped with a symbolic rifle and the flag of the August 1st Army, serving as a powerful tribute to China's revolutionary history! Locals proudly claim it as the second-largest public square in China, surpassed only by Tiananmen Square in Beijing… Its deep historical significance makes it a must-visit destination for anyone exploring the city 😁 Bayi Square is impressively well-maintained and very clean… while some older (5-years ago) reviews mentioned the presence of beggars, that is no longer the case - as the Government has done a lot to lift its people out of poverty..

The best service I have ever had for hot pot, the waitress stayed around and checked if you have any need. Also gave some suggestions for the best way to cook the foods and very polite to every customers, they walked me to the elevator when I left, much way better than other branch I had in Shenzhen.

I frequently visited that place between 2004 to 2009. Have wonderful memories of this place. Hope to be there someday soon.

Dropped a star because there are so many beggars and baby animal sellers on the bridges. Beggars all around the square too. But the square itself is good, clean and tidy. Nice gardens and water display. Historical site.

#Bayi #Square #Nanchang is a place you must visit in China.

Big open space. A lot of inscriptions about the uprising in 1927. Lots of photo opportunities. Mega malls surrounding this open square.

The pavilion was built in 2002. You can tell it’s really a modern building rather than a historical one. Overall experience was just so so because the building was small. You can just take the elevator to the 6/F and walk down from the top floor. The view from the top floor was just okay, not really magnificent nor stunning. I think the entrance fee was overpriced for it. The most annoying thing is that there was a music band playing pop and modern music very loudly on the ground floor of the pavilion. You can here the music and busking even on the top floor! This was very unmatch with the environment.

One of 4 Great Towers of China. Especially beautiful around sunset apparently but unfortunately it was a little hazy/gloomy when I was there. Built by 滕王 but in the pavilion, there's a lot more about 王勃, the poet that wrote 滕王阁序 (one can get free entry if you can recite the full script). Entrance fee: ¥50, Audio Guide: ¥30 (for within the pavilion). 5 levels inside the pavilion. Lifts available for the elderly and physically challenged & everyone else climbs. But no big deal, it's an easy climb. Level 2 - 人杰图, a full painting of talents born here, such as 欧阳修; you may not know his name but you'll surely have heard before the phrase 醉翁之意不在酒, and that was his. Level 3 - 宴客厅, what used to be a hall for hosting. At this level, one can also access an outdoor viewing deck. Level 4 - 地灵图, a painting of 7 famous mountains in Jiangxi including 三清山 - 天下第一仙山 and 庐山. Level 5 - 寿图，百福屏 and again an outdoor viewing deck. There's also a mezzanine level from here with 2 wall murals made of 唐三彩 ceramic tiles. Then it's all the way back down to the exit at the basement.

As documented, Tengwang Pavilion or Pavilion of Prince Teng is one of the 3 great towers of southern China. From the vast complex area, the Pavilion looks like a 3-storey building with a corridor. However as you proceed towards the building , it is on a pedestal which resembles an ancient wall. It is a 9 storeys building, floor by floor are several display of paintings, ancient costumes, porcelains and murals & portraits of 80 outstanding figures & scholars in Jiangxi from the Qin to Ming & Tang Dynasty on the walls and a 28mx1.52m Bluestone Brick Carving picture of Flourishing Jiangxi in Ming Dynasty. As Prince Teng , was good at painting, he likes to paint butterflies , there is a a Picture of A 100 of butterflies & flowers (Polished Lacquer Painting) 5.4x2.0m Picture on wall displayed with some antiques tables and chairs. A special mention on wall was written for Architect Mr Liang Sicheng on his remarkable contributions to the re-design on its main structure of Rebuilding in 1942. Strolling along the corridors, the panoramic view of the city and bridges across Gan River is especially magnificient. Several poets who have all witnessed the view standing upon Tengwang Pavilion left behind beautiful verses for later generations. Especially the poems handwritten by Su Shi (Su DongPo) carved onto copper plates, are prominently displayed on wall with his statue standing infront inside the hall. Alot of stairs to climb , do requires more time to browse through all displays, but needless to say the stunning views and its unique architecture are worth the effort!!

Genuinely stunning, better at night when the pavilion and its surroundings light up But at any time, its steeped in history and is simply a marvel to behold

Amazing place to visit at Nanchang. The view is just absolutely stunning! Try not to go during hot weather, else you will experience sauna inside 🤭

Even though reconstructed it is worth visiting. Sail by at night and it is beautifully lighted. Come in the day and tour the 7 storey pavilion. Each level tells a different part of the history and story of the pavilion, its occupants and buildings. If you like Chinese poetry and history this is the place for you. It got famous because of a poem written by a travelling poet whilst attending a banquet at this pavilion. Supposedly he composed it in one sitting of the banquet. Hire a personal guide from the place or use Google translate for the plaques on the wall. Note lifts don’t work well so expects lots of staircase climbing. English translation of famous poem attached

Huge, imposing tower overlooking the river in the center of Nanchang. Wonderful place to enjoy a nice afternoon, and enjoy the historicity of the area.

Nanchang has become a very beautiful lighted city over the years, and the Star of Nanchang is one of the best places to appreciate it. Although it is no longer the world's tallest as it was on initial construction, the city around it has grown so much better since, making the experience now better than it's ever been!

One of the world's biggest ferris wheels, about 160 metres. Moderate queues. Worth to take - anyway not much else to go in Nanchang.

Pretty cool experience, airconditioning in every cabin. 160m high.

Looks great at night~ but the ticket is a little expensive

30 minutes ride in the wheel (star of Nanchang) costs 50 RMB Visibility: poor to average

One of the best place in Nanchang city

Amazing place

(Translated by Google) One of the many classics in Lushan Mountain, there are five peaks in total. You can climb along the path from the first peak to the fifth peak. When I was a kid, I watched Saint Seiya, and for the first time I learned about the Wulao Peak and the iconic waterfall in Mount Lu. There are not too many people here, so it is a good place to climb mountains and enjoy the beautiful scenery. (Original) 廬山眾多經典中的一個，共有五座山峰，可以從一峰一直沿着小路攀登，直到五峰。 小時候看聖鬥士，第一次知道了五老峰，還有廬山標誌性地瀑布。 這裏相對有人不算太多，是個爬山和欣賞山中美景的好地方。

(Translated by Google) An excellent place to view the sea of ​​clouds. This time we went to an undeveloped peak. I don’t recommend it to everyone. The route is very complicated. (Original) 观云海的绝佳地，这次去的是未开发的一峰，不推荐大家去，线路非常复杂

(Translated by Google) Wulao Peak is located in the southeast of Lushan Mountain in Jiujiang City, Jiangxi Province. It is rooted in Poyang Lake and has a peak that touches the sky. It is 1,436 meters above sea level. Although its height is slightly lower than that of Dahanyang Peak, it is even more majestic and is the most majestic in the world. The most majestic and dangerous scenery on the mountain. (Original) 五老峰地处江西省九江市庐山东南，它根连鄱阳湖，峰尖触天，海拔1436米，虽高度略低于大汉阳峰，但其雄奇却有过之而无不及，为全山形势最雄伟奇险之胜景。

(Translated by Google) I climbed to less than 4 peaks of Lushan Pine and turned back. It’s quite majestic and beautiful. (Original) 就爬到庐山松不到4峰的地方就回头了，挺峻美的

(Translated by Google) A mountain with very unique scenery (Original) 风景非常独特的一座山峰

(Translated by Google) pleasant weather (Original) 氣候宜人

Hot spot of China,gulin calcium caves with pinnacle very popular.boating inside with songs by small girls amazing.please don't miss

Beautiful！

(Translated by Google) Free park, lots of monkeys on the road next to it (Original) 免费公园，旁边路上挺多猴子

(Translated by Google) Fairy cave is a limestone cave and is located in the Krokong Bau area. This cave is very suitable for carrying out activities such as "rock climbing" and therefore it is often the focus of tourists from abroad. In fact, this Fairy Cave also has its own myth that has been passed down from generation to generation. (Original) Fairy cave adalah sebuah gua kapur dan terletak di kawasan Krokong Bau. Gua ini amat sesuai untuk menjalankan aktiviti seperti "rock climbing" dan justeru itu sering kali menjadi tumpuan pelancong dari luar negara. Malahan, Fairy Cave ini juga mempunyai mitos yang tersendiri dan diwarisi turun temurun.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful scenery, incomparable stone scenery (Original) 風景美，石景無敵

(Translated by Google) Immortal Cave, located at the western foot of Tianchi Mountain in Lushan Mountain, is a rock cave composed of sand cliffs. It is a blessed place in Taoism. According to legend, Lu Dongbin, a famous Taoist from the Tang Dynasty, once practiced in this cave until he became an immortal. Later generations changed the name of Buddha's Hand Rock to Immortal Cave in order to serve Lu Dongbin in the temple. (Original) 仙人洞，位于庐山天池山西麓，是一个由砂崖构成的岩石洞，是道教的福地洞天。相传唐代名道吕洞宾曾在此洞中修炼，直至成仙。后人为奉祠吕洞宾，将佛手岩更名为仙人洞。

(Translated by Google) A long history worth visiting (Original) 歷史悠久值得—遊

(Translated by Google) In summer, it may be too hot and there seems to be no water. Sandie Spring is the one that flies straight down three thousand feet, but it feels very small. Maybe it will be more beautiful after it rains. Hope to have another chance to go there next time. (Original) 夏季，可能是太热了，好像没什么水，三叠泉就是飞来直下三千尺那个，可是感觉好像很小的样子，也许下雨之后更美吧。希望下次还有机会再去。

Lots of walking and places to hang out. You can buy fish food at the stall in the center of one of the smaller lakes. Very peaceful.

I was impressed by the park and its lake - although its in the city, area is big and green, you feel yourself relaxed, surraunded by nature, dufferent trees, sculptures, chinees temples, small boads floating in water. You can find many benches, as well as cafes and playgrounds for kids. Dont expect, that you see whole park in 1 day - for that you need to rent a bicycle and be fit :) also you may rent a boat (price is fixed for all of them and depends on the distance) to see spectacular vies from the lake side. The park has differently designed areas, for example, traditional chinees garden, modern sculpture park, west plams trees garden and many others. For me the most exciting was walking down the sidewalk, where water is at the both sides.

One of the biggest lake in the heart of a city. Definitely worth spend more than 2 days to check out the area, doing some hiking, kayaking or biking.

I love this place.

I can't explain beauty of East Lake! Splendid

Beautiful place, nice environment

They renovated the park, replaced the car road for a biking lane and its more beautiful now! Can easily rent a bike and make a tour though this beautiful area and see this impressive lake

Amazing collection, many ancient artifacts. They provide an audio device. The descriptions in English are meager, better bring an audio device or use a translation device.

Nice museum with a decent collection of Chinese antiquities. Highlights are the bronze sword and ancient bells. Can also attend a performance that highlights how the bells sounded. Multiple gates and entry points. Make sure to book in beforehand and have your passport.

All I can say is wow! The overall layout of Hubei Provincial Museum reflects the construction model and characteristics of Chu State (a state in the Spring and Autumn Period (770BC-476BC)). It is amazing to see what kind of technology that they had even before Christ was born. The tomb of Marquis was simply impressive. How well preserved it was as well as all of the artifacts that were buried. He was the 9th emperor of the Han dynasty. There are many photos showing how they excavated the tomb and parts which were completely under water. The majority of the works lost wax technique. It is hard to imagine that they could make such detailed bronze statuary. The museum is split into three parts: the comprehensive exhibition hall, the Chu Culture Exhibition Hall and the Chime Bell Exhibition Hall. The bells were so impressive. There was a small display in a corner where you could simulate the bells tones just by pressing a key on a keyboard. Depending on where the bell was hit was a different tone.

The 2,400-year-old Bianzhong bells sound exactly as they did for Marquis Yi - their bronze alloy remains uncorroded. The silk gallery's 30g burial robe would pass through a wedding ring. Security guards know where the floor creaks loudest near the Chu kingdom artifacts.

A gorgeous place to spend at least three hours on. A concise exhibit that showcases what Hubei is known for. Go for the souvenirs, the bookmarks and nick nacks are very affordable.

Here keeps Chime Bells which is the largest bronze musical instrument discovered so far, as well as the sword of Zhou Juan, the king of the Yue State in the Spring and Autumn Period, who is very well-known to Chinese people.

Museum with free admission,  you only need to book a few hours to visit, just watch out for the queues at the entrance There are some really interesting exhibits to see.

First time climbing Yellow Crane Tower, I fell in love with Wuhan ❤️ I came here by metro from my hotel — it was a bit far, but Wuhan’s metro is super convenient and comfortable. The entrance ticket is ¥70, and I highly recommend buying it online in advance, especially during holidays, because the queue for on-site tickets can take forever! From the tower, I saw Tortoise Mountain TV Tower, the Yangtze River Bridge, and the stunning skyline of Wuhan. Took so many photos 📸 This city is truly full of history and life — I really love it here!

It stands majestically at night with all the lights that makes it more beautiful! A must visit when you go to Wuhan. This was also featured in the 2025 Spring Gala Festival where OneRepublic performed "Counting Stars". Will definitely recommemd to see these gorgepus attraction in Wuhan

Reconstructed inly 40 years ago and on a different hill than the original, the yellow crane tower remains a must see in Wuhan. The stupa at the entrance is the only one in the city and the tower itself has been rebuilt according to the original design. Great view from the top and a nice park to walk around !

The location is excellent, in the center of the city. Easy parking, short walking distance to the tower. Beautiful night scenery, but it's hard to get to the top of the tower during summer break, too many people.

Too many stairs also one-way. Slight state of disrepair Able to see 'the whole of china' What's meant to be made of wood is not made of wood PS. there are nets in case you drop your phone and stair guards to prevent slips and reduce falls

The Yellow Crane Tower (Huanghelou) is undoubtedly one of the most iconic landmarks in Wuhan, and visiting it is like stepping into a living piece of Chinese history and poetry. Perched on Snake Hill along the Yangtze River, the tower offers not only stunning views of the city and river below but also a rich cultural experience that blends history, architecture, and legend.

A lot of steps within this area so it is not wheelchair-friendly. I recommend you to buy a ticket for back & forth shuttle for 10 Yuan per person to reach the tower which is very convenient. There is a Millennium Bell and small part of ancient wall across the pagoda. The tower has an elevator for elders and disabled persons but you need to ask officers there to use it. At the ground hall, there is a giant ceramic painting of a yellow crane that everyone must take picture with. On the upper deck, there is a beautifully painted ceramic hall in green color with 4-sided outdoor terrace, with stunning views of Wuhan city and Yangtze River.

(Translated by Google) It's fun to visit the river beach and the ferry together. There are quite a variety of snacks, but there are a lot of people. (Original) 和江滩，轮渡连在一起逛很有意思啊，小吃种类还算丰富吧，但人很多。

(Translated by Google) There are too many people. . . Stinky tofu is delicious. . (Original) 人太多了。。。臭豆腐好吃。。

Ancient bridge built by Russian. Lighting display and boat rides for the tourist is amazing.

The first cross Yangzi river bridge in Wuhan. Finished in 1957. Photo taken at 龟山.

Come here to the river bank by night is a beautiful view with lots of activities.

The 1957 Soviet-designed structure expands 1.8m daily from thermal movement. Night fishermen cluster near Pier 4 where catfish school in the bridge's shadow. The pedestrian walkway's original socialist realism mosaics depict idealized workers with startlingly lifelike eyes.

Take the elevator from street level to the observation area on top of the bridge pier. It only costs 2 yuan. I also walked to the observation area...about 2 kilometers. Unfortunately, I visited the bridge on a cloudy morning and couldn't stay until the sun came out.

Nice to take a slow walk in the evening.

only 1 word to describe " Wow" to the bridge and YangTze River

The service is not good at all. The show can be cancelled without telling the tourist.

(Translated by Google) The place that is expected to be the place where Liu Pi came to invite Kong Beng three times, which were two places: Ngolangkang in Lamyong City (Nanyang) and Gu Longzhong in Songyong City. (Xiangyang) has an entrance fee of 87 yuan. You have to go to the tourist center about 1-2 km north of here and a free bus will take you in. That is quite wide. But what's interesting is A replica of Liu Bei coming to invite Kong Beng along with Guan Yu and Zhang Hui, as well as the Longzhong strategic tent. And another place is the Khong Beng grass hut. and various rooms in the house which was very well prepared Being in front of the house and looking into the house makes me think of Various events that I have read about or seen in movies and have felt very good in my imagination....Max 3/3/2024 (Original) สถานที่ที่คาดว่าน่าจะเป็นที่ที่เล่าปีมาเชิญขงเบ้ง 3 ครั้ง ซึ่งมีอยู่ด้วยกัน 2 ที่คือโงลังกั๋งที่เมืองลำหยง(หนานหยาง) และที่นี่กู่หลงจงที่เมืองซงหยง(เซียงหยาง) มีค่าเข้าชม 87 หยวน ต้องไปเข้าที่ศูนย์บริการนักท่องเที่ยวที่อยู่ทางตอนเหนือของที่นี่ประมาณ 1-2 กม.แล้วจะมีรถบัสฟรีพาเข้ามา ที่ค่อนข้างกว้างมาก แต่ที่น่าสนใจคือ ที่จำลองเล่าปี่มาเชิญขงเบ้งพร้อมกับกวนอู เตียวหุย รวมถึงกระโจมยุทธศาสตร์หลงจง และอีกที่คือกระท่อมหญ้าขงเบ้ง และห้องต่างๆในบริเวณบ้าน ซึ่งจัดทำได้ร่มรื่นดีมาก อยู่ที่หน้าบ้านแล้วมองเข้าไปในบ้านทำให้นึกถึง เหตุการณ์ต่างๆที่เคยอ่านหรือเคยดูหนังแล้วจินตนาการตามรู้สึกดีมากๆ ....แม็กซ์ 3/3/2024

(Translated by Google) The meeting place of Zhuge Liang and Liu Bei, the place of three highs and lows.. Are you tired of it? If you are a fan, go there. (Original) 삼고초려의 장소 제갈량과 유비의 만남 ..지렸쥬.. 매니아시면 가보시길

(Translated by Google) Gulongzhong is located among the mountains about 13 kilometers west of Xiangyang City. This is where Zhuge Liang lived in seclusion for ten years before leaving the mountains, and it is also where Liu Bei visited the thatched cottage three times. When you step into Longzhong, the first thing that catches your eye is the large stone archway built during the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty. On one side of the archway is engraved a famous line from Du Fu's "The Prime Minister of Shu": Three visits frequently make plans for the world, and two dynasties open up the hearts of veterans. On the back are engraved the five characters "Three Generations Next". In memory of Zhuge Liang, he was praised by later generations as the most outstanding figure after Xia, Shang and Zhou Dynasties. In the scenic area, there are also "Ten Scenic Spots in Longzhong" built by later generations because of their admiration for Zhuge Liang. If you go to Gurungzhong, it is recommended to watch "Thatched Cottage Theater". This is the first live-action drama performed in the form of thatched cottage in China, including three scenes including "Longzhong Duo", "The Song of the Ugly Wife" and "Red Cliff Ode". (Original) 古隆中位于襄阳市往西约13公里的群山之中，这里是诸葛亮出山前隐居十年之地，也是刘备三顾茅庐的地方。踏入隆中，首先映入眼帘的是清朝光绪年间建造的大石牌坊，牌坊一面刻着杜甫《蜀相》中的名句：三顾频繁天下计，两朝开济老臣心。背面则刻着“三代下一人”五个大字。纪念诸葛亮被后人誉为夏、商、周以后第一人杰。景区内更有后人因仰慕诸葛亮先后建造的“隆中十景”。如果你去古隆中，推荐观看《草庐剧场》，这是国内首部以草庐形态演出的实景话剧，包括《隆中对》、《丑妻吟》、《赤壁赋》等三个场景。

(Translated by Google) Come to Zhuge Liang's world (Original) 來到諸葛亮的世界

(Translated by Google) 2018/5 Entrance fee of 98 yuan is expensive, but I like Romance of the Three Kingdoms so it's OK! (Original) 2018/5 入場料98元は高いけど三国志好きだからOK!

(Translated by Google) Friends who like the story of the Three Kingdoms will definitely regret it for the rest of their lives if they do not go to Gulongzhong when they come to Xiangyang. There are performances in front of Sangu Hall in the scenic area. In addition, Wuhou Temple, Thatched Cottage, Stone Archway, Tuck Tuck Pavilion and other places are must-visit places. (Original) 喜好三國故事的朋友來到襄陽如果沒去古隆中，那絕對會遺憾終生。景區中三顧堂前還有表演可看，另外武侯祠，草廬，石牌坊，抱膝亭等地都是必訪之處。

my childhood..

(Translated by Google) I can recall all kinds of mechanical toys from my childhood... (Original) 可以回味兒時各種機械式的玩具..

(Translated by Google) sheds and backyards for the hundred and fifth time (Original) stříšky a dvorečky po sto páté

(Translated by Google) Been there countless times (Original) 去过无数次了

(Translated by Google) rotten (Original) 烂

It was a rainy day, but the view was worth the cold. A marvellous experience that is an essential stop in Xian.🏔️❤️ Suggested hiking shoes and windbreaker.

We visited here as our first stop on a 5 day Xian tour. It was a bit cloudy so we had some beautiful views with clouds. We first took a bus to the Mountain entrance where we had to ride special HuaShan buses to the cable car station. The cable cars are quite modern and offered incredible views of the special mountain features. After exiting the cable cars, there are 2 main options, climb the North Peak or the South Peak. We only took the North Peak as it had the famous HuaShanLunJian 華山論劍 (DeepSeek intro): Huashan Lunjian (literally "Discussing Swords on Mount Hua") is a legendary martial arts contest from Chinese wuxia (martial heroes) fiction. Popularized by Jin Yong's novel The Legend of the Condor Heroes, it refers to a grand tournament held atop Mount Hua where the world's greatest martial artists duel to determine the ultimate champion and claim a powerful martial arts manual. The term is now a popular Chinese metaphor for any high-level competition or summit meeting among masters of a field. (End of intro) After descending, there are many lucky artifacts and shops. PSA: Beware of scammers, they have people pretending to be customers to try to impress on you that the shop is giving them a fantastic deal when it fact they are incredibly expensive. We were looking at some herbs when the fake customer insisted the shop first grind the herbs before weighing it, saying there will be some weight loss due to the grinding, the shop agreed only when the customer agreed to buy it once grounded We almost fell for it. The fake customer also pretended that his boss called him on the phone. We did agree but and they ground the herbs, then the price was announced and it was incredibly expensive (remember they didn’t weigh it before so we had no idea how much we were buying) We called their bluff and walked out. Luckily they didn’t gang up on us. It was a lesson well learned. Beware!!! Almost ruined a wonderful event.

Many ways to enter the mountain. We took a 45min bus up towards the West summit, followed by a cable car up and another 30min hike towards the west summit but it was crowded so we decide to hike up to the South summit first and then downwards to the west summit which turned out to be a great idea. There were a few rest stops with food stalls and merchandise purchases and we found one with really nice food. Slightly more expensive but worth a try. We had corndogs, dumpling soup, cold noodles 凉皮and Chinese hamburger 肉夹馍. Make sure to wear sturdy shoes, dress light as it can get pretty hot. Expect lots of narrow stairs with chain rails and some parts even without handrails. To get to the top of the South summit, steps were small and almost vertical so you will need both hands to get up. You can also choose a short luge down at 30RMB per pax. View is breathtaking. Will go back again.

love this. the mountain tops on a good day are so beautiful and truly are amazing. the stairs (manual walking all the way up) is a challenge, but they do offer cable car services (which offer some truly amazing views, albeit a little scary sometimes 😅). Definitely a must visit if you go to Xi'An.

We joined a local tour and took nearly 2hrs from Xian to reach the park entrance. Then another 50min on a park bus to finally reach the park. We rode the toboggan to the cable car station. Took us another 20min to finally reach the West peak station. From there we walked to South peak, Nantianmen and end at the West peak cable car station. Quite a challenging hike, mostly uphill steps. We travelled 7 hours to spend 2 hours hiking there. It's better to stay a night in the vicinity and start your hike early.

From huashanbei station, walk straight out and turn left to see bus terminal. There are many touts to offer 5¥ “taxi” or even offer us free “taxi” to take us to Huashan tourist center. Pls do not take them, I think they will drive u to buy expensive tickets from their agent. U can take the free shuttles bus or 5¥ blue direct bus(official) to the tourist center. U can buy tickets online via trip.com for the Huashan bus & entrance ticket to cable cab center, and cable ticket is also available for sale at the cable car station. All official. Total u need 3 tickets, shuttle from tourist center to cable car, entrance and cable car ticket From train station, take either blue bus 5¥ (direct) or free line 1 or lin 2 bus at bus terminal (multiple stops).

Your experience will depend a lot on the weather. Not worth going if the area is covered in mist. I was up there and there was no view as you can see in the video. Gets insanely crowded. The easiest approach is by cable car to the west summit. You can spend 1 to 2 hours, making your way to the plank walk and down again by cable, all very easy except for stairs. If you want to do the plank walk, it will help a lot if you can speak Chinese. This attracts very few foreigners despite what you see on YouTube and the staff do not speak English.

It was a rainy day, but the view was worth the cold. A marvellous experience that is an essential stop in Xian.🏔️❤️ Suggested hiking shoes and windbreaker.

We visited here as our first stop on a 5 day Xian tour. It was a bit cloudy so we had some beautiful views with clouds. We first took a bus to the Mountain entrance where we had to ride special HuaShan buses to the cable car station. The cable cars are quite modern and offered incredible views of the special mountain features. After exiting the cable cars, there are 2 main options, climb the North Peak or the South Peak. We only took the North Peak as it had the famous HuaShanLunJian 華山論劍 (DeepSeek intro): Huashan Lunjian (literally "Discussing Swords on Mount Hua") is a legendary martial arts contest from Chinese wuxia (martial heroes) fiction. Popularized by Jin Yong's novel The Legend of the Condor Heroes, it refers to a grand tournament held atop Mount Hua where the world's greatest martial artists duel to determine the ultimate champion and claim a powerful martial arts manual. The term is now a popular Chinese metaphor for any high-level competition or summit meeting among masters of a field. (End of intro) After descending, there are many lucky artifacts and shops. PSA: Beware of scammers, they have people pretending to be customers to try to impress on you that the shop is giving them a fantastic deal when it fact they are incredibly expensive. We were looking at some herbs when the fake customer insisted the shop first grind the herbs before weighing it, saying there will be some weight loss due to the grinding, the shop agreed only when the customer agreed to buy it once grounded We almost fell for it. The fake customer also pretended that his boss called him on the phone. We did agree but and they ground the herbs, then the price was announced and it was incredibly expensive (remember they didn’t weigh it before so we had no idea how much we were buying) We called their bluff and walked out. Luckily they didn’t gang up on us. It was a lesson well learned. Beware!!! Almost ruined a wonderful event.

Many ways to enter the mountain. We took a 45min bus up towards the West summit, followed by a cable car up and another 30min hike towards the west summit but it was crowded so we decide to hike up to the South summit first and then downwards to the west summit which turned out to be a great idea. There were a few rest stops with food stalls and merchandise purchases and we found one with really nice food. Slightly more expensive but worth a try. We had corndogs, dumpling soup, cold noodles 凉皮and Chinese hamburger 肉夹馍. Make sure to wear sturdy shoes, dress light as it can get pretty hot. Expect lots of narrow stairs with chain rails and some parts even without handrails. To get to the top of the South summit, steps were small and almost vertical so you will need both hands to get up. You can also choose a short luge down at 30RMB per pax. View is breathtaking. Will go back again.

love this. the mountain tops on a good day are so beautiful and truly are amazing. the stairs (manual walking all the way up) is a challenge, but they do offer cable car services (which offer some truly amazing views, albeit a little scary sometimes 😅). Definitely a must visit if you go to Xi'An.

We joined a local tour and took nearly 2hrs from Xian to reach the park entrance. Then another 50min on a park bus to finally reach the park. We rode the toboggan to the cable car station. Took us another 20min to finally reach the West peak station. From there we walked to South peak, Nantianmen and end at the West peak cable car station. Quite a challenging hike, mostly uphill steps. We travelled 7 hours to spend 2 hours hiking there. It's better to stay a night in the vicinity and start your hike early.

From huashanbei station, walk straight out and turn left to see bus terminal. There are many touts to offer 5¥ “taxi” or even offer us free “taxi” to take us to Huashan tourist center. Pls do not take them, I think they will drive u to buy expensive tickets from their agent. U can take the free shuttles bus or 5¥ blue direct bus(official) to the tourist center. U can buy tickets online via trip.com for the Huashan bus & entrance ticket to cable cab center, and cable ticket is also available for sale at the cable car station. All official. Total u need 3 tickets, shuttle from tourist center to cable car, entrance and cable car ticket From train station, take either blue bus 5¥ (direct) or free line 1 or lin 2 bus at bus terminal (multiple stops).

Your experience will depend a lot on the weather. Not worth going if the area is covered in mist. I was up there and there was no view as you can see in the video. Gets insanely crowded. The easiest approach is by cable car to the west summit. You can spend 1 to 2 hours, making your way to the plank walk and down again by cable, all very easy except for stairs. If you want to do the plank walk, it will help a lot if you can speak Chinese. This attracts very few foreigners despite what you see on YouTube and the staff do not speak English.