4.7/5
Anonymous userIt's fun and fun. There are not many people. There is no queue for each project. The coaches are all patient young men. The docking is tight and organized. When I went up the mountain in the morning, I was picked up for free by Uncle Yang, a staff member inside. It was a happy and lucky day.
4.3/5
_We***14I visited the filming location of "The Untamed" and saw their costumes and flutes from the show. It's a nice place. Next stop: the wind and rain-free rock climbing route in Guangxi!
4.7/5
206***56Xiaoqikong, the "Emerald of the Earth," truly lives up to its name! The waters of Wolongtan are a vibrant turquoise, like a jewel, and the spray from the cascading waterfall is breathtaking. The ancient Xiaoqikong Bridge spans the azure waters, its moss-covered stones making every snapshot a postcard-perfect scene. Laya Waterfall is just a stone's throw away, a natural oxygen bar with pristine mountains and clear waters, definitely worth a special trip.
4.4/5
yexxhhThis is a science education base, a 5A scenic area. The FAST (Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical Telescope) is very large and spectacular, well worth a visit. However, mobile phones are not allowed inside the scenic area. This area is more suitable for those traveling by car, as it is close to the mountains. You can park your car at the visitor center's ground-level or indoor multi-level parking lot and take an electric shuttle bus to the FAST Museum. Alternatively, you need to take a scenic bus to the parking area at the foot of the mountain, and then take a paid minibus to the mountaintop scenic area. You can also hike to the mountaintop scenic area on your own. Taking the bus is recommended, as you can go back and forth or walk down the mountain for sightseeing. You need to bring your own banknotes and change, which can be exchanged in advance at the bus boarding point. You can also drive directly to an empty parking space on the street near the museum to avoid the shuttle bus transfer. However, the distance from the visitor center to the museum is very short, only a few minutes' walk...
4.2/5
M23***29Off-season, fewer people, peaceful and nice, just the mountain roads were too difficult to walk, so tiring! I walked 20,000 steps a day and still didn't do much sightseeing. The scenery was still quite breathtaking at first glance.
4.3/5yexxhhThis is a very nice five-star ancient town scenic area in Guizhou Province. There's a 10 yuan entrance fee, which doesn't include a few smaller, paid attractions inside. It's very popular and convenient for both self-driving and independent travelers, with several parking lots available at reasonable prices. Inside, there's an ancient city wall, also known as the Great Wall, which you can walk around the entire town (it's a bit strenuous). You can also climb to the top of the wall for photos and panoramic views. There's a wide variety of snacks. It's best to spend at least four hours there, as it's quite large. The ancient town has several gates, each with its own parking lot. In short, this is a highly recommended ancient town, as it has unique features compared to other ancient towns…
4.4/5
M35***77The stones inside are quite abstract. Perhaps because it was winter, there weren't many people, and many areas were still under repair and development. It's not really worth a trip just for this place, especially for tourists from other areas. It's rather small; you can see everything in less than half an hour.
4.6/5
龙翔It is unexpected that the Jiaxiu Tower, a landmark of Guiyang built in the Ming Dynasty, is a free attraction. You can visit the tower from 9:00 to 18:00. The water is sparkling in the morning and the scenery is beautiful.
4.4/5
MNgaiStunning! The views at Tianhe Pool are breathtaking. The caves are spectacular and incredible. For the price, it's an absolute steal. A must-see!景色太美了！天河潭的风光令人叹为观止。溶洞景观壮丽而神奇。就其价格而言，性价比超高。绝对值得一游！
4.6/5
ycy998514"Monkey King Showdown" Observer: Create a fun "Monkey Watching Guide" to guide visitors in observing the social structure of the monkey troop, identifying different roles such as "Monkey King," "Sentry," and "Nanny," increasing the educational and storytelling aspects of the visit. • Safe Feeding Experience: In designated areas, provide park-sold monkey food (such as peanuts and fruit pieces) along with a card outlining "Ten Rules for Interacting with Monkeys," emphasizing not provoking, not showing food, and not looking directly at the monkeys. • Macaque Photography Contest: Launch a social media campaign encouraging visitors to upload interesting photos of macaques, with regular awards and park-themed souvenirs. • "Fu" (福, meaning good fortune) Character Check-in Route: Design a "Path of Seeking Fortune" from the mountain gate to Hongfu Temple, collecting "Fu" character stone carvings or signs in different fonts along the way, culminating in a final check-in at Hongfu Temple. • In-depth Blessing Ceremony: Promote the "Qianling Mountain Blessing Three-Piece Set": lighting incense, ringing a bell, and tying a "Fu" ribbon. Especially the "Fu" belt, which could be designed as a trendy, monkey-themed item perfect for photos under ancient trees. * Vegetarian Cuisine Experience: Position the vegetarian food at Hongfu Temple as a "must-try after hiking," emphasizing its "light, healthy, and Zen-like" qualities, creating a stark contrast to the spicy cuisine of Guiyang at the foot of the mountain. * Boating on Qianling Lake: Create a romantic "urban forest boating" experience, highlighting its high cost-performance ratio and excellent photo opportunities. The lake and mountain scenery at sunset is particularly captivating. * Viewing from Kanzhu Pavilion: Promote this spot as "an excellent vantage point for overlooking Guiyang city," ideal for capturing stunning cityscapes and time-lapse photography. * Exploring Qilin Cave: Incorporate the history of General Zhang Xueliang's house arrest, telling the backstory to enhance the historical depth of the visit.
