Zhusha Ancient Town (Wanshan National Mine Park)

The theme of the attractions is good, and the nostalgia is full. Tucao 1 is that the traffic is not very convenient, there is almost no public transportation, it is not very convenient to drive by car. Tucao 2 is the service, the supporting facilities can't keep up, and the service awareness is relatively thin.

Guizhou Wanshan cinnamon ancient town, may be a place that many people do not know, this was once the largest mercury mine in China, ranking second in Asia and third in the world. Since the Qin and Han mining of cinnamon, Wanshan's mercury mining and smelting history has been more than 2,000 years, and the total length of the mine hole is 970 kilometers. Since the 1950s, Wanshan Mercury Mine has mined more than 30,000 tons of mercury and cinnamon. Wanshan Mercury has made a great contribution to the repayment of Soviet debt by New China! In 2002, Wanshan Mercury Mine was closed due to the depletion of resources, but some people have not been determined to find cinnamon in the valley.

Ticket prices are not cheap, parking outside the scenic spot has to charge a separate parking lot fee, and the road to the scenic spot has to pass through the family area, about five or six kilometers of road, it feels like a general when playing. Only the stone that stands like a human statue has an endless aftertaste, and the scenery in other places has only a faint taste.

The fog during May 1st was too big, nothing was seen, those years were okay, it took half an hour to walk, there were sightseeing cars at the beginning and end, and there was a cliff hotel next to the cliff hotel, but it felt like it was just there, and the surrounding area was relatively desolate.

Industrial nostalgia, red and special, did not go to the mine, "that era" is not bad, "Zhusha Grand View Garden" is a zhusha sales store, nothing interesting.

It’s too hot. The attraction is closed. The experience is average.

It is convenient to book tickets, use them with reservations, and the discount is not bad. The attractions are full of nostalgia, and the underground Great Wall is being repaired and cannot be visited. It is a little regrettable.