This canyon scenic area isn't very large, making it suitable for self-driving or chartered tours. There are two entrances/exits, and currently both sides of the canyon are open for exploration. Sometimes only one side is open, so it's recommended to avoid peak tourist season. A typical visit takes about two and a half hours. One entrance/exit is Xiaoqingshan, which requires walking to the bottom of the canyon, but the distance doesn't seem far. The other entrance/exit is Dachaiwo, which has a direct paid elevator, but it's about a 200-meter walk from the scenic area entrance to the elevator. The ground distance between the two entrances/exits isn't far either. If you're driving, you can park in the scenic area's paid parking lot. If the parking lot is full, you can park for free on the mountain road outside the scenic area. To save energy, it's recommended to enter from the Xiaoqingshan entrance and return from the Dachaiwo exit by elevator. If both sides of the canyon are open, you'll need to plan your tour route carefully, considering which entrance/exit to use. It depends on your preference; exploring both sides requires more stamina. In the latter case, it doesn't really matter which entrance/exit you choose…