Things to do in Yi County

Yishui Lake Scenic Area is beautiful. You need to take a boat to Laozi Peak. The road conditions are good, and you don't need to exert too much physical effort. Along the way, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of Laozi Peak and Yishui Lake. The water of Yishui Lake is green. The photos are unfiltered. There are several photo spots along the way to Laozi Peak, perfect for taking pictures. After visiting Yishui Lake, take a boat back to the dock. You can visit Yishui Lake and Taihang Water Town together, and stay overnight in Taihang Water Town for a fulfilling trip.

Driving to Yi County, Baoding to visit the Western Qing Tombs was a truly unexpected and delightful experience! Compared to the Eastern Qing Tombs, it was much less crowded, and the entire area was surrounded by ancient pine trees, creating a tranquil and atmospheric ambiance. The Western Qing Tombs are the final resting place of four emperors: Yongzheng, Jiaqing, Daoguang, and Guangxu. The tombs are quite far apart, making a drive the most convenient option. Each tomb has parking available with a single payment. A few must-see spots: The Tai Mausoleum, Yongzheng's tomb, features three particularly grand stone archways and a long spirit path.

The scenery was beautiful, and since we avoided the May Day holiday, it wasn't crowded. The mountain was very steep, and it was quite tiring. The cable car was expensive, and it didn't slow down when getting on and off, which was unsafe; I hope this can be improved. The Five Heroes Memorial Tower is majestic and awe-inspiring; we remember and pay tribute to the martyrs.

I went during the day; it's very close from Yishui Lake. I imagine it'll be more lively at night, somewhat similar to Hetou Old Street in Tangshan, but not as bustling. It's still a good place for a stroll.

It's great value for money, with several good photo spots, making it a worthwhile experience. I had a lot of fun taking pictures here. Other tourist attractions I've visited only have one or two small waterfalls at most, but this one is much better.

You can expect crowds even before visiting, but the Forbidden City is so massive and impressive that they don’t really get in the way of exploring the place. That said, I’d definitely recommend getting a guide if you don’t know much about its history beforehand.I originally had no plans to hire a guide, but I forgot to book my tickets through the museum’s official website (you have to keep in mind that there’s a daily visitor limit), so I ended up going for a ticket that included a small-group tour. Our guide was a lovely lady who clearly knew her stuff and was more than happy to answer any questions the group had.Sure, you could argue that the complex would be even more interesting if it had more everyday objects on display, but as someone who’s really into ancient historical sites, most of which are little more than piles of rubble, I was more than happy with what the Forbidden City had to offer.All in all, I’d say it’s an absolute must-see for anyone visiting Beijing!

I tried out a few popular attractions, and the heavy rain made for a refreshing experience. I thought the Decepticons wouldn't be running because of the rain, but there was a surprise tonight! Halloween is awesome!

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The scenery is nice. You can take a walk when you have nothing to do.

The Zijing Pass Great Wall is located on Zijing Ridge, 45 kilometers northwest of Yi County, Baoding City, Hebei Province. It is a wild Great Wall. The Zijing Pass at the foot of the mountain is mostly built during the Ming Dynasty. It consists of five small cities and is some distance away from the Great Wall.