Lu Cliff Waterfall—a great spot with few people for a fun May Day outing with kids

During the May Day holiday, I took the kids out to climb Mount Songshan, and to avoid the crowds, we chose to ascend to the peak of Junji from Lu Cliff Waterfall. The journey was pleasant with beautiful scenery and the sound of gurgling streams. We also encountered many insect friends, and the kids had a blast. We returned home with our bounty, including some unique stones from the tadpole stream. The original plan was to reach the peak of Junji, but it took us two hours just to climb from the foot of the mountain to the 'One-Line Sky', and it would take another three hours to reach the peak. Unfortunately, due to lack of stamina and sore legs, we had to turn back. We started climbing at 9:30 in the morning and descended at 3:00 in the afternoon. Friends who bring kids can plan their time according to their own conditions, and if capable, should still try for the challenge.