Kazuo County's Linghe River First Bend

A very nice free scenic area, I arrived at Kazuo on the first day at noon. After a long drive, I first visited Longyuan Lake and Lizhou Ancient City. After dinner, I took a walk at Wulan Mountain next to the hotel, which doesn't require climbing and is not too tiring. The next day, I went to Longfeng Mountain, hiked for six hours, and on the way back to the Kazuo hotel, I took a chance to see Tiancheng Observatory. On the last day, I wanted to take a look at the Linghe River First Bend on the way and then pass through Linghai City to visit Liaoxi Jiuhua Mountain. Due to the long distance, I left the hotel after breakfast at seven in the morning. I arrived at the Linghe River First Bend viewing point before eight o'clock. I originally planned to walk through it in about an hour, but the scenery was so beautiful that I didn't expect it. Moreover, from the top of the mountain, there were plank paths connecting below, and I felt an irresistible urge to go down for a walk. So, I started descending the mountain from the second viewing pavilion along the steps, walked to the Linghe River First Bend parking lot. If you take a boat, it costs 30 yuan per person, about half an hour. Due to time constraints, I didn't take the boat. Climbing up the steps from below to return to the first viewing pavilion, it was already ten-thirty when I left, having spent a full two and a half hours. At this time, because the mountain road is narrow and the mountain parking lot is very small, cars were everywhere. It was a good thing I came early, otherwise, there might not have been any parking spots left. Moreover, directly navigating to the viewing point was also correct. If I had parked at the bottom of the mountain, as an outsider not knowing the hiking trails and unable to enjoy the beautiful view from above, I might not have had such a good experience.