Take bus no. 38 to LiuYe Lake. You can picnic in LiuYe Lake. In April, there are very nice flower blossom.

I got the coach here as part of my group tour. We went on the boat on the lake which was amazing. The views were breathtaking as it is surrounded by mountains. There were people on the lake who would sing or interact with this which made the experience more interactive. If you're visiting Zhangjiajie, I highly recommend coming to the lake. If you go in the morning there will be less queues for the boats. It is also worth walking around the entrance that leads up to the lake. There you will find a small performance, Monkey King statue, people dresses in traditional Xi'an clothing and a giant salamander enclosure.

(Translated by Google) The village scene where the movie Sun Wukong was filmed is very beautiful and peaceful (Original) Cảnh làng quê nơi đóng film Tôn Ngộ Không rất đẹp và thanh bình

Largest underground cave I ever visited my problem with this review is which photos and pictures should I select to put along with this post . It took us 20 min from our hotel to reach to cave area , then very long walk to main entrance of the cave many stories been told by our guide like the 2 doors they believe one for happiness and one for long life , then short boat ride go and back about 10 min, amazing views , huge cave , they put lighting make cave more lively and beautiful should visit is you are in Zhangjiajie .

Charming Xiangxi show is probably one of the most amazing things I've seen. In total they have 28 different performances with each show being just a handful of them. However the show is so beautiful, powerful, emotional and breathtaking. The skills or the performers are amazing and the choreography is as well. The show is split into an indoor and outdoor part. Although I wasn't able to watch the whole of the outdoor show due to heavy rain, what I did watch took my breathe away. The whole show is immersive with the whole of the theatre getting taken over. If you are visiting this area, I highly recommend going to the show. You wouldn't want to miss it!

I arrived thinking that my ticket to the national park would work here, but it's a separate ticket. I chose line b with the glass bridge. It's an impressive structure and quite cool walking over it. The sightseeing elevator was underwhelming after going down the Bailong elevator already. We did the 3.5km walk to the exit and it was stunning! Well worth it. There are various places to stop along the way to get food and drinks.

Jingzhou Ancient City, a historical and cultural tourism area, exudes charm and allure. Its ancient walls, gates, and streets transport visitors back in time. The rich heritage and historical significance of the area are showcased through well-preserved architecture, cultural relics, and immersive experiences. A must-visit for history enthusiasts and cultural explorers.

The Jingzhou Museum, located in Jingzhou, Hubei Province—my hometown—has a history of 2,500 years and is a comprehensive museum featuring the culture of the ancient State of Chu. We are the descendants of Chu, and the museum preserves treasures from the Warring States period such as bronze ware, lacquered woodware, silk, bamboo slips, and the famous Tiger Seat Drum with Dragon and Phoenix. Admission is free. Its most renowned exhibits include the Sword of King Goujian of Yue, ancient silk, and Chu bamboo slips—among which the restoration of both silk and bamboo slips ranks among the most advanced in China. I warmly welcome you to visit my hometown and explore the Jingzhou Museum.

(Translated by Google) After the renovation, the previous children's amusement facilities were demolished. They are free 24 hours a day and the humanistic atmosphere is stronger. (Original) 翻新之后把以前的儿童游乐设施拆除了，24小时免费，人文气氛更强了

(Translated by Google) If you are interested in history, you must visit Mingming Tomb. (Original) 對歷史有興趣的一定要來明顯陵看看。

(Translated by Google) Gulongzhong is located 15 kilometers west of Xiangyang City. It is the place where Zhuge Liang, a famous politician and military strategist during the Three Kingdoms period, lived in seclusion. The story of the Three Kingdoms "Liu Bei visited the thatched cottage three times" happened here, and the famous "Longzhong Dui" came from here. , known by the world as the cradle of wisdom and the source of the three-part world. The current Longzhong Scenic Area is a scenic spot with the former residence of Zhuge Liang as the main body. The scenic area is surrounded by mountains, towering pines and cypresses, and the scenery is quite beautiful. The main attractions are Zhuge Thatched Cottage, Wuhou Temple, Ancient Cypress Pavilion, Baoxi Pavilion, and Gonggeng Field. , Xiaohong Ancient Bridge, Hexagonal Well, Star Observation Deck, etc. (Original) 古隆中位于襄阳城以西15公里处，是三国时期著名政治家、军事家诸葛亮隐居的地方，三国故事“刘备三顾茅庐”的故事就发生在这里，脍炙人口的“隆中对”的出典就在这里，被世人称为智者摇篮，三分天下的策源地。现在的隆中景区是一个以诸葛亮故居为主体的风景名胜区，景区内群山环抱、松柏参天，景色颇为优美，主要景点诸葛草庐、武侯祠、古柏亭、抱膝亭、躬耕田、小虹古桥、六角井、观星台等。

Wudang Mountain, the birthplace of Tai Chi and a UNESCO World Heritage site, is an awe-inspiring destination that combines cultural, historical, and natural splendor in one breathtaking location. As a Google Local Guide, I highly recommend a visit to this sacred site for anyone seeking to experience the profound beauty and rich heritage of China. Wudang Mountain is deeply rooted in Chinese spirituality and Taoism. The mountain is home to numerous ancient temples and monasteries that date back centuries, each offering a glimpse into the mystical practices and beliefs of Taoist monks. The Golden Hall, perched atop the peak, is a particularly significant site, radiating a sense of peace and reverence that is palpable. The landscape of Wudang Mountain is nothing short of spectacular. The mountain is covered in dense forests, craggy peaks, and winding trails, offering visitors a chance to immerse themselves in nature. The mist that often envelops the mountain adds an ethereal quality, making it feel as though you’ve stepped into a different world. The breathtaking views from various vantage points are worth every step of the climb. The ancient architecture of Wudangshan is a testament to the ingenuity and artistry of the builders. The temples and palaces blend seamlessly into the mountain’s rugged terrain, creating a harmonious balance between human creation and nature. The craftsmanship is remarkable, with intricate carvings, statues, and murals that tell the stories of the past. Wudang Mountain offers a variety of trails that cater to all levels of hikers. Whether you’re looking for a leisurely walk through lush landscapes or a challenging hike up to the highest peaks, Wudang has something for everyone. The trails are well-maintained, and the signage is clear, making it easy to navigate even for first-time visitors. Along the way, you’ll encounter serene streams, hidden caves, and ancient relics that add to the adventure. For those interested in martial arts, Wudang is a must-visit. The mountain is renowned for its Tai Chi schools, where you can witness or even participate in the practice of this ancient discipline. The sight of students practicing Tai Chi amidst the tranquil surroundings is a powerful reminder of the mountain’s spiritual and cultural significance. Despite its remote location, Wudang Mountain is surprisingly accessible. The transportation infrastructure is well-developed, with options for buses, cable cars, and shuttle services to help you reach different parts of the mountain. The facilities are modern and well-equipped, with restaurants, guesthouses, and shops providing everything you might need during your visit. Wudang Mountain is a destination that offers a perfect blend of spiritual depth, cultural richness, and natural beauty. Whether you’re a history buff, a nature lover, a martial arts enthusiast, or simply someone looking for a peaceful retreat, Wudang Mountain will leave a lasting impression. It’s a place where the soul can find peace, the mind can explore ancient wisdom, and the body can challenge itself against the backdrop of one of China’s most revered landscapes. Highly recommended for any traveler looking to experience the essence of China.

(Translated by Google) Love this hotel very much (Original) 超級喜歡這間飯店

Highly recommended

Awesome mountain outside of Xi'an! It's pretty steep and takes about 1 hour to climb. The view is worth it and there's even a fun slide down the mountain.

(Translated by Google) great (Original) 좋아요

(Translated by Google) 5 star location (Original) 五星級的地點

A must-visit landmark in Xi’an — the world-famous Terracotta Warriors site. You can easily take a Didi ride from downtown Xi’an for around 100 RMB. It’s highly recommended to book your entrance ticket in advance to avoid confusion at the gate, especially for foreign visitors. Official guides are available right at the entrance and can greatly enhance your visit with detailed historical explanations. Inside, you’ll find three main excavation pits open to visitors, along with a museum showcasing ancient weapons and artifacts discovered at the site. After finishing the tour, you’ll pass through a lively food street — perfect for lunch — before continuing to nearby Lishan Mountain, believed to be the actual tomb area of Emperor Qin Shi Huang. Plan about 1–2 hours for the visit. It’s an unforgettable experience that perfectly combines history, culture, and the legacy of China’s first emperor.

This historical site is tied to the tragic love story of Emperor Xuanzong and his beloved concubine Yang Yuhuan (Yang Guifei). Yang was one of the Four Great Beauties of Ancient China, but during the An Lushan Rebellion, officials blamed her influence for the empire's troubles. As a result, she was forced to take her own life at Mawei Po in 756 AD. Today, Mawei Po is a memorial park where visitors can see statues and inscriptions honoring Yang Guifei's sorrowful fate. Her story has been immortalized in poetry, opera, and literature, including Bai Juyi's famous poem, "The Song of Everlasting Sorrow". Like Romeo and Juliet, all great love stories end in tragedy like this one except this one is not fiction as historical records have verified more or less. So sad 😭. I wonder if I’m related to Yang Yuhuan since we share the same family name (楊)… I understand how it’s a curse to be so damn gorgeous hehe!

China's first emperor is sleeping here

Nice