4.3/5
弦上的小蚂蚁The scenery is okay, but the price-performance ratio is low. Aside from the first attraction, Ganlu Rock, which is beautiful, the subsequent "One Line Sky" is just so-so. The last attraction, in particular, is a rip-off; they make tourists pay for two rides – one up and one down – with absolutely no view, a pure waste of money and time. The funniest part is that at the third attraction, you first see a lookout shouting out prices. Later, inside, the staff are all trying to sell you the ride, saying the climb is tiring and you have to pay 80 yuan to go up. When no one's going, they say 50 yuan, and finally, when everyone's about to leave, they just give you the "Magic Carpet" ride for 10 yuan. It only takes five minutes to climb up and five minutes to come down. It's such a rip-off.
4.7/5
波西米亚狂想你Strolling through Ganzhou's Song Dynasty City, bluestone pavements lit by red lanterns, the brickwork of the ancient city walls holding thousands of years of history, truly embodied the allure of the saying, "Ganzhou itself, half a step into the history of the Song Dynasty." The most captivating moment was a guzheng performance. As the lights came on, the sound of music drifted through the crowd. The players, dressed in Song Dynasty attire, blended their fingertips with the silhouettes of ancient memorial archways, creating a sense of transport back to the bustling streets of the Song Dynasty. Pausing to listen, the surrounding hustle and bustle faded into the background, leaving only the guzheng's melodies echoing off the eaves. Combined with the nearby calligraphy exhibitions and intangible cultural heritage stalls, the atmosphere was filled with the charm of the Song Dynasty, a moment that became the most unforgettable memory of the entire trip.
4.8/5
浅浅love7It's worth going during the day. We decided to go on a whim, arriving at 5 PM but not quite reaching our destination until 6 PM. The staff asked if we wanted to continue, and we did. However, many rides had already closed. Only a few theaters and the roller coaster were truly enjoyable. Because it was Halloween night, there were many scary elements, and the sounds were quite frightening. We were too scared to go into the haunted house and didn't get to experience much of the rides, but we were definitely frightened by the music. The roller coaster was very safe and stable. Recommended.
4.5/5
Anonymous userYongding Tulou is one of the famous tourist attractions in Fujian Province. It boasts a unique architectural style and rich cultural connotations. Here, one can experience the profoundness of Hakka culture and appreciate the diligence and wisdom of the Hakka people.
4.4/5Anonymous userThe verdant mountains and clear waters create a picturesque scene, while numerous cliff carvings add to the rich cultural heritage. As you ascend the winding trail, you'll see drones conducting pest control operations, a testament to the fusion of nature and technology. 🌹👍👍👍
4.4/5Anonymous userIt's a fully commercialized ancient town nestled in the mountains and waters. There are many ancient banyan trees, and the earthen buildings are just so-so. If you haven't seen them before, it's worth a visit; they're wooden structures. If you want to go upstairs, the local residents will charge you 5 yuan per person.
4.4/5
320***83Staying in a traditional earthen building with modern facilities, it's comfortable, pleasant, and elegant. The butler provides attentive one-on-one service, always ready to assist. It's a rural tourism experience that meets modern five-star service standards. I would definitely recommend it to friends!
4.5/5
花过鱼While visiting Yuchang Building, I quite enjoyed the winding village paths that allowed me to fully appreciate the scenery of Zhangzhou villages. I especially noticed the many withered banana trees; I imagine it must look quite different when the bananas are ripe. There were many vendors selling oranges and tangerines along the way, but avoid the wrinkled ones – they won't taste good. For the same price, buy the common Wogan tangerines; they're sweeter here than anywhere else! Yuchang Building is a rather unique earthen building because each floor is different. The supporting pillars of its corridors are all crooked, in a regular pattern. If odd-numbered floors all lean to the right, then even-numbered floors all lean to the left, hence the name "East-Leaning, West-Sloping Building." It can be a bit dizzying to look at, but the structure is actually quite stable. I also felt that the ancestral temple in the square of Yuchang Building was the most simple, without any major renovations, just its original, naturally weathered appearance. Of course, I noticed that I wasn't the only visitor; it seemed like everyone was experiencing aesthetic fatigue: fewer people were taking photos, the visit was rushed, and there was a greater desire to leave. ...When I recalled this, I noticed a photo with a sign saying "Free to Visit the Well." I must have remembered wrong; the kid spitting wasn't at Huaiyuan Tower, but at this Yuchang Tower...
4.6/5
M2b***xwThe ancient city of Zhangzhou is a city with a "river as the city and a bridge as the gate" and a street layout of "nine streets and thirteen alleys". Ancient sites such as the Temple of Confucius, the Temple of Martial Arts, and the Shangshu Tanhua Square carry a thousand-year cultural heritage, and every brick and tile tells a historical story.
4.8/5
_TI***2dLoved it. Lots to do, you could spend all day there. Also make sure you hire a buggy. This place is huge.
