Yingnahe Drifting

Yingna River rafting is one of the famous tourist attractions

Not bad, it's really cool to go rafting in the hail ditch in summer.

Very exciting rafting, you can see the beauty of the hail ditch along the way.

The Inna River ticket includes two projects. One is a water park, which is a bicycle cruise ship, 4 or 6 people. After boarding the boat, you can use the water gun and water. The water toy is sold on the shore, or you can bring your own. At this time, the clothes and pants have been soaked for the first time. The second project is rafting, both of them take small kayaks, and the children sit in the middle. The water flow is slow, only a slow slope at the departure point, which can be washed. Overall, the water is not deep, and you can touch the bottom of the river with a leather paddle. But I don't know why it is easy to enter water in the kayaking. The water gun and water raft of the first project can be used for drainage. Drift to the end and take the car to the attraction and return to the parking lot when leaving. Overall suitable for children to play. You can go in the afternoon, the clothes are wet, and the sun is not cold.

Attraction introduction: National 4A level scenic spot 🥰 due to the crustal movement of hundreds of millions of years, the ice ditch has opened into a rare natural landscape in northern China. Here, the mountains and rivers are beautiful, the peaks are turned back, there are more than 40 Qifengs standing alone, and there are more than 20 caves in size, which is known as "Northern Guilin". Hail was discovered in the early 1980s, when it was almost isolated. At the end of the 1980s, the government developed the tourism area covering 170 square kilometers. It formed a hail tourist resort, especially after the opening of Huanghai Avenue, and there were more and more tourists here. The charm of hail is not reduced for years. The temperature of hail in summer is particularly cool. It is an ideal place to escape the heat. It is a place worth visiting. #I really want to go out to play #Spring is here