Pan Mountain

I met tourists who helped me take photos when I was coming down from Hanging Moon Peak, which is why I can leave a record of these beautiful moments here. Before descending the mountain, I wanted to take a good look at the scenery from the summit. Sometimes I don't understand why tourists can pass by the beautiful scenery on the way so hastily and go straight down the mountain. Some don't even take a single photo during the entire hike. Don't they want to record the beautiful moments?🙇 In any case, I am absolutely in love with every aspect of nature, whether it's the flora and fauna or various ancient buildings and so on. I take photos of whatever I see, simply because I don't want to miss any part of nature's beauty.🚶 On my way down Panshan, after descending a short distance, I found a treasure spot to rest. Sitting on a rock, I eased my body's fatigue. Standing up, I embraced the baptism of sunlight, a series of photos facing the sun. The sun is the direction of my life because its dazzling light warms the earth, and its heat can dissolve all darkness in the world. I want to merge myself into the sun☀️ Let the places I walk be like in front of the sun's eyes, filling all the places shrouded in darkness with sunlight, planting light in everyone's heart. This is my lifelong wish.🚶

🎈On the second day of the National Day holiday, I came to Panshan Scenic Area in Tianjin to trace Qianlong's "I knew Panshan, why go to Jiangnan". I searched for some strategies on how to climb the mountain and felt quite in control. I didn't expect that I couldn't achieve it after entering the mountain gate with the planning of the election system. 👣The route to Panshan is actually not complicated. The main route is Shangmen Rensheng-Tiancheng Temple-Wansong Temple-Yunzhao Temple-Guayuefeng (mountain top). There are three cableways, all of which are one-way ticket purchases: Rensheng Cableway (Shanmen-Wansong Temple), Yunsong Cableway (Wansong Temple-Yunzhao Temple), Guayue Cableway (Yunzhao Temple-Guayuefeng). 🩸Panshan has an altitude of 846.4 meters. Most people now need to take a section of the cableway to save some effort to climb to the top of Guayuefeng, but they should plan according to the time and place, especially when there are crowds during the holidays, it is too important‼️ 🧑‍🌾Originally, there was a ticket office for the sightseeing car directly to Guayuefeng at the entrance of the mountain, but people would rather climb a section by themselves and then take the cable car when they are tired. Moreover, it is indeed the case that the scenic spots are relatively concentrated from the entrance of the mountain to the Wansong Temple. There are both human stone carvings and natural landscapes. It seems reasonable to visit on foot. 🫵But unfortunately there are too many people during the holidays, and people on the mountain road are crowded like a dragon. We also joined this team and finally chose to give up climbing to the top and return the same way after watching Tiancheng Temple. ☝️Because even if you take the cable car from Tiancheng Temple to Wansong Temple, you have to climb another 1400 meters. The physical exertion is already great. People are also gritting their teeth to Wansong Temple and then going up by cable car. So the queue at the cable car station is exaggerated. It takes an hour and a half. ♻️When returning, there are more people than when they come, like a tide on the not wide stone road, almost all of them are going up, 📌📌so I strongly suggest: the route planning should be like this, don't hesitate to enter the mountain gate and buy a ticket directly to Guayuefeng, especially for older tourists. After climbing to the top, you can visit according to your physical strength. At this time, there are very few people going down the mountain. Even if you take the cable car, you don't need to queue up. You can see all the scenic spots. You can also achieve peak shifting inadvertently. 🫡. 📍Tips: Tickets🎫79 yuan/person, students and the elderly have preferential policies at half price, cable car tickets are 60 yuan/person one-way in the scenic area, Guayue cable car + sightseeing car 100 yuan/person (up and down directly to the top of the mountain). The parking lot charges 2 yuan/hour.

Shaolin Temple generally refers to the Shaolin Temple on Mount Song in Dengfeng, Henan. It is said to have originated from Bodhidharma and is the ancestral home of Chinese Zen Buddhism and the birthplace of Shaolin martial arts. In addition to the Shaolin Temple on Mount Song, there is also a Northern Shaolin Temple in Tianjin. According to the "Jixian County Annals," the Northern Shaolin Temple was originally named "Faxing Temple" and later called the Northern Shaolin Zen Temple. It is located on the open hillside of the "Middle Pan" on the southeast slope of Panshan Mountain in Jixian County, Tianjin. It was built during the Wei and Jin dynasties, with a history of about 1,500 years. It is the earliest Buddhist temple recorded in the Jixian County Annals and the earliest temple in Tianjin. According to historical records, during the Yuan Dynasty, Taoism was revered. In the 23rd year of the Zhiyuan era of the Yuan Dynasty (1286 AD), a Taoist named Zao Yunzi sent his disciple Zhang Zhige to choose a site for a Taoist temple and finally chose Panshan Mountain. Later, the Taoists renamed it Qiyun Temple. In the second year of the Yanyou era of Emperor Renzong of the Yuan Dynasty (1315 AD), Emperor Renzong issued an edict to restore Qiyun Temple to a Buddhist monastery and renamed it the Northern Shaolin Zen Temple. Zen Master Xueting Fuyu taught the monks in the temple to practice Shaolin martial arts. As for the Southern Shaolin Temple, a large amount of information shows that it did exist, but it was suppressed by the Qing court during the Qing Dynasty for participating in anti-Qing and pro-Ming activities. Whether it was completely burned down or renamed is still debated by researchers. However, it can be confirmed that: 1. It did exist; 2. The Southern Shaolin Temple was in Fujian; 3. It left behind a rich martial arts tradition different from the Northern Shaolin. The three ancient temples with the most supporters are the Putian Shaolin Temple, the Quanzhou Shaolin Temple, and the Fuqing Shaolin Temple (so far, six Shaolin Temples have appeared in Fujian: Jiuzuo Temple in Xianyou, Gulao Temple in Dongshan, Changlin Temple in Zhao'an, Fuqing Shaolin Temple, Dongchan Shaolin Temple in Quanzhou, and Linquan Temple in Putian). During the Ming Dynasty, due to the harassment of Japanese pirates, the Southern Shaolin Temple sent monk soldiers to fight against the pirates along the coast of Fujian. Therefore, there is a theory of martial arts returning, that is, the martial arts of the Southern Shaolin Temple during the Ming Dynasty returned to the Northern Shaolin.

🌸 **4-Day Spring Getaway Guide Around Tianjin | Avoid May Day Crowds!** 🌿 📍 Location: Just 1.5 hours east of Tianjin to reach Jizhou, 1 hour north to Binhai, or 30 minutes south to discover Ninghe's hidden gems! Discover northern China's "Little Jiangnan" wetlands, mountains praised by Emperor Qianlong, and fishing villages with ocean views straight out of the hit show "The Knockout"! --- 🎀 **Day 1: Jizhou Mountain Fairytale Adventure** 🌅 Morning: Panshan Scenic Area (Ticket: 78 yuan) Arrive at "Eastern Beijing's #1 Mountain" by 8 AM! Take the popular mini train (30 yuan) through flower tunnels. In April, mountain peach blossoms form pink rivers, with buzzing bees collecting honey nearby. Hike to Wansong Temple where misty clouds make you feel like you've wandered onto the set of "Chinese Paladin"! 🌞 Noon: Jizhou Farmhouse Restaurant (About 40 yuan per person) At noon, feast on Lǘ Dǎ Gǔn (sweet bean roll) and steamed buns with small fish stew! Cornmeal pancakes dipped in syrup will sweeten your heart, and palm-sized crucian carp from the fish stew are so good you'll want to take home the broth! 🌙 Evening: Dule Temple Night Tour (Ticket: 40 yuan) At 6 PM, watch the thousand-year-old Guanyin Pavilion light up! Wind chimes tinkle from the eaves as dark red lights illuminate the Guanyin clay sculptures, creating perfect "cyber bodhisattva" photo opportunities. Spend the night at a guesthouse at the foot of Panshan Mountain, watching stars dance over the mountain peaks while soaking your feet ✨ 🏨 Recommended Stay: Floral Habitat Panshan Residence (300+ yuan per person) All-wooden cabin structures! Open your window to bamboo groves and streams, enjoy the swing on your terrace, listen to flowing water while bathing, and savor freshly boiled hawthorn juice brought by your butler—perfectly sweet and refreshing! --- 🎀 **Day 2: Binhai New Area's Land, Sea & Sky Celebration** 🌅 Morning: Dongjiang Bay Beach (Ticket: 50 yuan) Head to "Tianjin's Little Sanya" at 9 AM! Artificial waves gentle as a purring cat, find palm-sized shells in the sand, and watch seagulls chase you for snacks when you take bikini photos (don't feed them—they'll peck your hands)! 🌞 Noon: Beitang Ancient Town Seafood Street (About 60 yuan per person) At noon, try "Old Wharf Steamed Seafood"! Freshly caught mantis shrimp steamed for 5 minutes—peel the shell to reveal bouncy meat. Pair with corn pancakes dipped in the broth—so delicious your eyebrows will dance! 🌙 Evening: National Maritime Museum (Free) Arrive at 6 PM for the 7 PM light show! Giant whale skeleton projections on the water surface, AR interactive areas where you can "touch" virtual jellyfish—perfect for families! After the show, visit Binhai Library with its pure white "book mountain" and floor-to-ceiling ocean views—perfect for Instagram-worthy selfies between bookshelves 📸 🏨 Recommended Stay: Dongjiang Bay Wooden Cabin Resort (400+ yuan per person) Standalone wooden cabins by the sea! Floor-to-ceiling windows facing the yacht marina, beach bonfire parties at night, dance to DJ music, and possibly spot blue tears (bioluminescent plankton) in the early morning! --- 🎀 **Day 3: Ninghe Wetland's Wild Adventure** 🌅 Morning: Qilihai Wetland (Free) Rent an electric scooter (20 yuan) at 9 AM to circle the lake! Watch egrets take flight from reed marshes creating mist, capture herons fishing with telephoto lenses from the bird-watching tower, and meet the famous alpaca "Mie Mie" who loves carrots! 🌞 Noon: Biakou Town Jianbing Guozi (About 10 yuan per person) At noon, enjoy freshly ground mung bean pancakes! Wrapped with crispy fritters and secret spicy sauce, paired with freshly fried crispy tofu—the crunchy sound is pure ASMR! 🌙 Evening: Happy Water Cube (Ticket: 180 yuan) Hit the wave pool at 5 PM! Artificial waves keep coming one after another, with fireworks and electronic music at 8 PM, water slides and glow parties—warning: you will get soaked ⚠️ 🏨 Recommended Stay: Ninghe Banyan Tree (600+ yuan per person) Overwater villas with infinity pools! Watch reed sunsets while soaking, complete privacy, with butler service bringing iced sour plum soup garnished with fresh mint leaves—incredibly refreshing! --- 🎀 **Day 4: Yangliuqing Ancient Town's Time Warp** 🌅 Morning: Shijia Mansion (Ticket: 25 yuan) At 9 AM, travel back to the Qing Dynasty! The three-section courtyard house features exquisite carved doorways. Listen to guides explain "Yangliuqing New Year Prints" production, and print your own zodiac year picture to take home! 🌞 Noon: Ancient Town Eighteen Street Mahua (About 30 yuan per person) At noon, indulge in stuffed twisted fried dough! Sesame and walnut flavors that crumble deliciously—buy "mini packs" as souvenirs, and staff will teach you how to arrange them in heart shapes for photos! 🌙 Evening: Xiqing Suburban Park (Free) Chase a pink sunset at 6 PM! The water forest reflections turn into muted Morandi colors, ride shared bikes through rapeseed flower fields, and encounter elderly couples flying kites—instantly capturing the nostalgic atmosphere of "My Memories of Old Beijing"! 🏨 Recommended Stay: Yangliuqing Ancient Town Inn (200+ yuan per person) Gray-brick courtyard guesthouse! Carved wooden beds with red gauze curtains, pomegranate trees blooming in the courtyard, and the innkeeper offering hawthorn cakes to taste—perfectly sweet! --- 🚌 **Transportation Guide** ✔️ Self-driving Champion: Take Jin-Ji Expressway to Jizhou (25 yuan toll one-way), Jin-Jin Expressway to Binhai (30 yuan toll), Jin-Ning Expressway to Ninghe (15 yuan toll)—the window views are too beautiful to blink! 💔 Hard Lesson: Dongjiang Bay Beach sand is super fine! Light-colored shoes will turn into "Dalmatian spots"—flip-flops and water-absorbent socks recommended! --- 💡 **Tips:** ❶ Jizhou averages 20°C in May! Bring light jackets and sun-protective sleeves—the sea breeze can be strong! ❷ National Maritime Museum is closed on Mondays! Reserve tickets 3 days in advance through WeChat, and bring ID and power banks. ❸ Don't wear white shoes to Qilihai Wetland! The reed marshes have heavy dew that will quickly dirty your shoes. ❹ Book in advance for comedy shows at Shijia Mansion! The 2:30 PM show is the funniest, with performers randomly inviting audience members to participate. ❺ Look for "Lao Liu Jianbing" for authentic pancakes! Freshly ground mung bean flour with secret family sauce recipe—add two tea eggs for the perfect flavor! --- 🍜 **Must-Try Foods Top 5:** ❶ Lǘ Dǎ Gǔn: Glutinous rice rolls coated with bean flour, red bean filling that's sweet but not cloying, sprinkled with yellow soybean powder like a layer of sunshine! ❷ Steamed Buns with Small Fish Stew: Corn pancakes soaked in fish broth, fish so tender even the bones are flavorful, perfect with green onions and dipping sauce! ❸ Jumping Carp: Sweet and sour sauce poured over fried carp with upright tails like they're jumping over dragon gates—tangy and soul-satisfying! ❹ Pear Cake: Glutinous rice skin wrapped around red bean and date paste, topped with nuts, oozing delicious filling when you bite in! ❺ Lao Bao San: Stir-fried pork liver, tenderloin, and kidneys with intense wok hei—you'll devour three bowls of rice with it! --- 💰 **Expense Breakdown:** Tickets: Panshan 78 + Dule Temple 40 + Dongjiang Bay 50 + Happy Water Cube 180 ≈ 348 yuan Food: Lǘ Dǎ Gǔn 15 + Jianbing 10 + Jumping Carp 80 + Pear Cake 10 ≈ 115 yuan Accommodation: Three nights averaging 1,500+ yuan per person (luxury option) Transportation: Gas 300 + Tolls 70 ≈ 370 yuan Other: Hanfu rental 80 + Fishing gear rental 50 ≈ 130 yuan Total: About 2,163 yuan per person (premium experience) --- 🌺 May around Tianjin is like an artist's spilled palette—a wonderful symphony of mountains, sea, and ancient towns. When you hear wind chimes at ancient Panshan temples, wait for pink sunsets on Dongjiang Bay Beach, or chase egrets over reed marshes at Qilihai Wetland, you'll understand—spring in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region isn't just a dotted line on a map, but a vibrant memory etched into your DNA. Catch the tail end of spring and answer this call of mountains and sea! Let village smoke, ocean waves, sandy beaches, and hidden flower fields become the stars and sea of your story 💙

⛰️[Attraction Guide] Top 10 must-visit attractions in Tianjin: 1️⃣ Ancient Culture Street (Jinmen Guli): A tourist attraction full of historical charm and modern prosperity. 2️⃣ Tianjin Eye: The only Ferris wheel in the world built on a bridge, offering a bird's-eye view of Tianjin's dazzling nightscape. 3️⃣ Wudadao Cultural Tourism Area: Home to many Western-style historical buildings, offering a glimpse of Tianjin's charm from a century ago. 4️⃣ Italian Style Town: Admire the European-style villas, perfect for taking photos. 5️⃣ Porcelain House: A "Chinese Ancient Porcelain Museum" worth a fortune. 6️⃣ Xikai Church: The cathedral of the Catholic Diocese of Tianjin, offering a glimpse of religious culture. 7️⃣ Panshan Scenic Area: A famous mountain and water scenic area. 8️⃣ Huangyaguan Great Wall: Experience China's ancient military defense project. 9️⃣ Haihe River: Crosses the bustling downtown Tianjin, offering a view of the scenery on both sides. 🔟 Tianjin Haichang Polar Ocean Park: Perfect for family trips, offering a view of marine life. 💰Ticket prices: • Tianjin Eye: CNY 70. • Porcelain House: CNY 50 for adults, CNY 30 for students. • Jingyuan: CNY 20. • Panshan Scenic Area: CNY 130 per adult, CNY 65 per student. 🛣️Travel routes: • One-day route: Visit Wudadao in the morning, Century Clock, Liberation Bridge, and Jinwan Square at noon, Italian Style Town in the afternoon, and Tianjin Eye at night. • Three-day route: Visit Ancient Culture Street, Tianjin Drum Tower, Tianjin Eye, and Wudadao on the first day; Panshan Scenic Area on the second day. ⏰Visiting time: • Tianjin Eye: Recommended visiting time is 1 hour. • Wudadao: Recommended visiting time is 2 hours. • Porcelain House: Recommended visiting time is 1 hour. The above information provides you with must-visit attractions, ticket prices, routes, and visiting times in Tianjin. We hope it helps with your trip.

⛰️ If you know Panshan, why go to Jiangnan? Panshan attracts countless tourists with its unique natural scenery, rich history and culture, and delicious food. Panshan Scenic Area is a 5A-level scenic area. Altitude: 864.4 meters Opening hours: Monday to Sunday, 8:00–17:00 Advance booking: CNY 29.9 per adult On-site ticket: CNY 78 per adult, CNY 39 per senior, CNY 39 per student, free for those over 70. There are three ways to reach the top of the mountain: hiking (6–7 hours round trip), sightseeing bus (charges apply), and cable car (charges apply). Attractions along the way: Sanpanmuyu, Shuxia, Yunlouliying, Tiancheng Temple, Wansong Temple, Yunzhang Temple, Zilaifeng, Guayue Peak, Tianxia Panshan, Yuanbao Stone, Yingkesong, Dingguang Buddha Relic Pagoda, Stone Pagoda Forest, Gunxue, Xinshanmen, Pailou, Nantianmen, Shenniofudi Address: Panshan Scenic Area, Lianhualing Village, Jizhou District, Tianjin

Tianjin Fantawild Water Park 🌊 Splash into fun at Tianjin Fantawild Water Park! With enthusiastic staff and a plethora of rides like Blue Planet and Journey to the West, it's a blast for friends and families. Don't miss the largest projection hall for an immersive experience. Just remember to bring your own swim gear! 📍 5644 Zhongsheng Ave, Binhai New Area Tianjin Maya Haitan Shui Park 🏄‍♀️ Make a splash at Tianjin Maya Haitan Shui Park! With crystal-clear waters and attractions for all ages, it's a hit with kids. Ride the waves in the wave pool or chill in the water fortress. Bonus: free shuttle back to the train station! 🍅 Try the tomato beef noodles at Maya Restaurant. 📍 Tianjin Happy Valley, Donglizhiguang Ave Panshan ⛰️ Take a hike through history at Panshan, a scenic spot visited by Emperor Qianlong himself. Enjoy seasonal beauty and panoramic views. Whether you're into a leisurely walk or a challenging climb, Panshan has something for everyone. Just be prepared for a bit of a wait for the cable car on busy days. 📍 Lianhualing Village, Guanzhuang Town Haihe River 🚤 Cruise the Haihe River for some of the most picturesque views in Tianjin. Whether you're soaking in the sunset or the dazzling night lights, this boat trip is a must-do. With convenient QR-code ticketing, just be sure to book in advance! 📍 Hedong District Jizhou Karst Cave 🏞️ Explore the underground wonders at Jizhou Karst Cave, the largest in North China. With a constant cool temperature, it's an ideal summer escape. The stalactites and stalagmites create a magical world that's both awe-inspiring and educational. 📍 Under North Lingqi Mountain, Flood Village, Luozhuangzi Town Tianjin Water Park 🦢 Relax at Tianjin Water Park, where you can boat on vast lakes, stroll through lush vegetation, or visit the neighboring Zhou Enlai and Deng Yingchao Memorial. It's a perfect spot for families, with an amusement park and zoo to keep the little ones entertained. 📍 Water Park East Road, Nankai District #Tianjin #TianjinAttractions #China #ChinaTravel

About the journey: Depart from Beijing at around 7 in the morning, take a one-hour train to Jizhou North Station for 14 yuan, have breakfast near the station, then take the 11th tourist line from Jizhou North directly to Panshan Scenic Area, which is less than an hour's journey for 3 yuan. About the time: Arrive at the scenic area at about 10:30, the adult ticket is 78 yuan, note: retired military personnel can be exempted from tickets! The whole journey is on foot, eating, shopping, and resting along the way. It takes about 4 hours to reach the peak 'Gua Yue Feng', and about 2 hours to descend the mountain. About the scenery: The scenery along the way is beautiful, with blue sky and white clouds, which is breathtaking. It is necessary to cross three or four peaks, each section has different scenery, from the babbling stream to the towering mountains, it is like walking from Jiangnan to the northwest. From the top of the mountain, you can overlook Tianjin and Beijing Pinggu, with a wide view and a relaxed and happy mind. About history: When entering the scenic area, I agreed with my travel companion to explore why this place is a 5A scenic spot. My companion said that it must be because the mountain is not high and there are immortals. Sure enough, Panshan was built in the Han Dynasty, prospered in the Tang Dynasty, and flourished in the Qing Dynasty. Emperors of all dynasties have repaired it. Qianlong has visited here 32 times and left the sigh 'If I knew there was Panshan, why should I go to Jiangnan'. There are various stone carvings, temples, and Arhats along the way. The most eye-catching is the 'Entering the Victory' written by Rong Lu, the minister of the Qing Dynasty. The long history and cultural heritage of Panshan are more attractive.

Panshan Scenic Area, a renowned destination in China where natural and cultural landscapes blend seamlessly, attracts countless visitors with its magnificent mountains and waters, ancient temples, and rich historical culture. Upon entering this scenic area, the first thing that catches the eye is the rolling mountain ranges, dotted with peculiar peaks and rocks, shrouded in mist, creating a dreamlike atmosphere. Whether you are looking out from a high vantage point or strolling through the mountains, the natural beauty of Panshan allows you to appreciate the extraordinary craftsmanship of nature. Panshan has long been praised with the saying, 'If you know Panshan, why go south of the Yangtze?' Here, mountains and waters depend on each other, and the scenery varies distinctly across the four seasons. In spring, Panshan is adorned with blooming flowers; in summer, it is shaded by lush green trees; in autumn, the forests are dyed in layers of colors; and in winter, it is wrapped in a silver coat. Each season showcases a different aspect of Panshan's beauty. During my visit in autumn, the mountains were covered with red leaves, resembling a sea of fire, contrasting sharply with the verdant peaks, making one marvel at the colorful and splendid nature. Besides its natural beauty, Panshan is also famous for its Buddhist culture, housing several ancient temples, the most notable being Wansong Temple and Tiancheng Temple. These temples are hidden in the dense forests, with thriving incense and a serene, ancient ambiance. As you pass by these temples while climbing the mountain, hearing the distant sound of bells and seeing devout believers praying, a sense of tranquility and peace naturally arises in your heart, as if you are in a paradise on earth. This trip to Panshan was both a physical challenge and a spiritual purification. The majestic grandeur of Panshan and the ancient tranquility of the temples complement each other, allowing one to appreciate the beauty of nature while also achieving mental calm and release. For visitors who love hiking and historical culture, Panshan is undoubtedly an ideal place worth visiting multiple times.

🏞 Entering Panshan is like walking into a flowing landscape painting. The mountains are rolling, the trees are lush, and every breath is full of negative oxygen ions. 🧗‍♀️ Climbing the winding mountain road, you can feel the challenge and gift from nature. The mountain breeze blows away fatigue, leaving you feeling refreshed and peaceful. 🌳 Standing on the top of the mountain, overlooking the mountains, the pride of "I will climb to the top and see all the small mountains" arises spontaneously. The beauty of Panshan is not only in its scenery, but also in its ability to make people forget their troubles and find inner peace.

The Jizhou trip you are familiar with, is it the winding Pan Mountain, or the interesting karst caves! Here are a few beautiful places in Jizhou's lesser-known mountain villages, these are free attractions that cannot be missed🆓 ✔Recommended Pan Mountain Back Mountain The Back Mountain⛰️ is the royal road for the Qing Dynasty to climb Pan Mountain! The altitude of over 800 meters is not very high, without the rugged Pan Mountain, it takes about 1 hour to reach the top, and the natural scenery along the way is infinitely good! There is a thatched tea house at the top of the mountain, where tourists rest. You can take pictures with the mountain stone that looks like a catfish📸. ✔Recommended North Shaolin The first attraction entering the Back Mountain⛰️, which was built in the Wei and Jin Dynasties and has a history of more than 1500 years, is the earliest temple in Tianjin! It is still under renovation, and some of the main halls can be visited. You can see the whole view from the sky terrace, and the Daxiong Hall and the Sutra Pavilion are magnificent! It is currently free🆓, and there are very few tourists! ✔Recommended Taohua Temple Now called Fahua Temple, located in Taohua Village, Yuyang Town, it is built on the hillside and is mysterious and spectacular! The closed temple door is awe-inspiring, and without commercialization, it is a pure place for cultivation! If you catch up with Buddhist exchanges, devout people from all over the country can be invited into the temple! ✔Recommended Homestay There are many homestays around Pan Mountain⛰️, and I really like the small building of Pan Mountain😍! Here the blue sky and white clouds☁️ courtyard has a different view everywhere, and there is also a children's inflatable swimming pool, where the children👶🏻 can play! ✔Recommended Farmhouse It is recommended to stay in the Brick and Tile Kiln Village at the foot of Pan Mountain. Here are all three-story detached villas🏡 farmhouses, lined up very neatly, and the sanitary environment is very clean! Each one is beautifully decorated, and both Yuxin Farmhouse and Xianghe Farmhouse are good for food and accommodation, 💰200 yuan per person per day including three meals! It is recommended to save it, and there will be no worries about accommodation and play when you come to Jizhou again😀

| A Paradise on Earth, a Haven for the Soul.✨Panshan, like a dazzling pearl, is embedded in the earth. 🌳Stepping into this mountain forest, the fresh air greets you, as if it can cleanse the dust from your lungs. 💖Following the winding mountain path, the babbling streams and chirping birds immerse you in the embrace of nature. 👣Reaching the summit, the undulating mountains and rolling sea of clouds offer a majestic view that makes one marvel at the wonders of nature. 🌈Here, you will find not only breathtaking scenery but also a rich historical and cultural heritage. 🎈Panshan is a cleansing of the body and mind, a deep dialogue with nature. 💕 🎇The steep peaks and lush green trees make every step feel like walking in a beautiful painting. 💗The serene and peaceful temples in the mountains, with their echoing bells, provide a moment of tranquility for the soul. 🍃In spring, the mountains are adorned with blooming flowers; in summer, they are lush and green; in autumn, the maple leaves are like fire; in winter, they are draped in a silver coat. The beauty of the four seasons is fully displayed in Panshan. 🌳The lush forests here seem like a green treasure bestowed upon us by nature. 👀The oddly shaped rocks tell stories of the ages; the clear streams play melodious tunes. 💖When the first ray of morning sunlight shines on the mountains, the whole world becomes warm and beautiful. 🌄At dusk, the afterglow of the setting sun dyes the peaks orange-red, like a dream. 😜Panshan is worth exploring!