2026 Qu County Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in August)

Baguio, Philippines · Mines View Park: Enjoy beautiful mineral views and learn about the local mining history · Longevity Palace: Unique architectural style and exquisite interior decoration, with rich local historical and cultural connotations · Camp John Hay: Beautiful and tranquil environment, once a rest place for the US military, with a historical architectural style · Putuo Temple: A famous local Buddhist temple with an ancient and elegant architectural style, many Buddha statues, and a thriving incense culture · Museum of Ethnology: Displays traditional costumes, daily necessities, handicrafts, etc. of local ethnic minorities, providing an in-depth understanding of the culture and lifestyle of local ethnic minorities · Igorot Stone Kingdom: Showcases the rock paving skills and native culture of the Igorot people, with stone wall paths to explore, a castle to overlook the beautiful scenery, traditional music performances, and a café for rest · Baguio City Market: Buy fresh food, handicrafts, and taste local delicacies such as roast pork and fried bananas Biyaowan, Qu County, Sichuan · Biyao Lake: Open waters and clear water quality, with ginkgo trees and flowers planted on both banks, and boating around the lake · Biyao Manor: A Hui-style architectural complex featuring mountain and water pastoral culture, with attractions such as Jingxi Corridor, Haitang Bay, and Jiuhua Lotus Pond · Linggan Cave Temple: Built in the middle of the Ming Dynasty, it was built with the help of rock caves, with beam holes and stone carvings of the Diamond Sutra on the cave walls · Linggan Zen Temple: A Chinese-style courtyard with lush flowers and trees, a quiet environment, and a high-end custom residence

July in Dazhou means high heat and humidity in the city, with feels-like temperatures often soaring above 40℃ 🥵 But the amazing thing is, once you escape to Bashan Grand Canyon or Batai Mountain, the temperature drops to around 22℃ 🌿 This small city in eastern Sichuan feels like it has two climate systems—melting hot in the city during the day, then instantly revived by the breeze and night view of the Zhou River from Phoenix Mountain at dusk 🌉 This time, I chose a “no rush” itinerary, spending just over 1,000 per person for three days and two nights, with all food, lodging, and transportation booked through Trip.com ✅ 🌤️ Here’s a quick summary: how to dress and enjoy Dazhou in July July in Dazhou turns on “steamer mode,” with sunny days reaching 39–40℃ and high humidity. From 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM, it’s really not suitable to be outdoors ☀️ My strategy is “early out, late back + midday rest + mountain cooling”: visit indoor spots like museums and the Dazhou Science and Technology Museum in the morning; rest at the hotel at noon; Head straight to Bashan Grand Canyon after 3 PM, where the average summer temperature is only about 22℃. The spring water drifting in Taoxi Valley stays around 18–20℃, and the caves offer natural underground air conditioning 🧊 Don’t forget sunscreen, a light jacket, slip-resistant shoes, and a raincoat—mountain showers can come suddenly. 🚗 My lazy itinerary (no rush version) Day 1|Leisurely city tour + Phoenix Mountain night view Arrive at Dazhou station by afternoon high-speed train, then take a taxi for about 15 yuan into the city 🚄 First stop is Dazhou Museum (open 9:00 AM–4:00 PM) to cool off and see Ba culture exhibits. Admission is free 🆓 After 6 PM, head up Phoenix Mountain. You can drive partway up the winding road, then climb Phoenix Tower for a panoramic city view. The Zhou River at night with red-lit ancient city walls makes for great photos 📸 At night, go straight to Sansheng Palace food street to feast on lantern shadow beef, seven-star pepper marinated chicken feet, Dazhou meat soup balls, and lamb dishes. Expect to spend about 50 yuan per person and eat until full 🍲 Day 2|Full day at Bashan Grand Canyon Leave before 8 AM, either self-driving 1.5 hours or booking a direct shuttle through Trip.com 🚗 Enter the park and head straight to Elephant Cave, a million-year-old karst cave with a constant 20℃ temperature. The stalactites and lighting create a magical atmosphere 💎 Next is the Taoxi Valley spring water drifting. The splashing water instantly cools you down. Students can enjoy free admission to Elephant Cave and Taoxi Valley from June 19 to August 31 with a student ID, only paying 70 yuan for park transportation 🎫 Adults are advised to buy the 105 yuan combo ticket for Elephant Cave + Taoxi Valley + round-trip transportation—it’s a better deal. Stay overnight at a park guesthouse or Taoxi Villa, where you can open the window to mountain views and a stunning starry sky ✨ Day 3|Batai Mountain sea of clouds or Sanren Valley caves If the weather is good, get up before 6:30 AM to visit Batai Mountain (120 yuan admission). See the welcoming pine, glass bridge, and Sword Casting Peak all in one go. Descend before noon to avoid afternoon fog and intense sun ⛰️ If there’s a heavy rain warning, skip the mountain and head to Sanren Valley in Qu County (45 yuan admission). Explore ancient Sanren caves, waterfalls, and old plank roads for an immersive Ba culture experience 🏞️ Before heading back in the afternoon, buy lantern shadow beef strips and Kaijiang dried tofu at the central square as souvenirs, spending about 200–300 yuan 🛍️ 🏨 Accommodation recommendations (safe bets) For a city base, choose the city center square or train station area. Trip.com offers many options: Best value: Shangkewyou Select Hotel (Dazhou Train Station) starting at 122 yuan, or Dazhou Junyuan Smart Hotel for just over 200 yuan per person, with smart rooms, double breakfast, and free parking 🅿️ Best location: Fanshi Impression, Yuesen Junyi, and Huazhou Hotel are all near the city center square, within walking distance to Sansheng Palace food street, averaging 128–138 yuan 🍜 Light luxury: Lavande Hotel (Renhe New City) from 271 yuan, Panda Prince (Tongchuan Bridge City Center) 4-star quality, great for photos and check-ins 📷 Canyon immersion: Taoxi Villa and Huaxiang Renjia inside Bashan Grand Canyon from 258–288 yuan, Cloud Resort Hotel and Cloudtop Forest Resort Hotel from 698–988 yuan. For lying back and watching the sea of clouds, choose Luopanding 🌌 💡 Booking tips: Book hotels inside Bashan Grand Canyon through Trip.com at least 3 days in advance for discounted rates about 30 yuan cheaper than walk-in prices. For city hotels, choose rooms with double breakfast included. The Sichuan-style buffet breakfast is served from 7:00 to 9:00 AM, saving you a meal 🥟 ⚠️ July-specific reminders For mountain areas, don’t rely only on weather forecasts. Always check the official park WeChat account and weather warnings before departure. If there’s a heavy rain warning, don’t go to the canyon. Cable cars may stop running, and mountain roads could be at risk of landslides 🚫 Avoid climbing city-adjacent mountains like Phoenix Mountain and Zhenfo Mountain in the afternoon. Always carry SPF 50+ sunscreen, sunglasses, a small fan, and cooling oil—they’re lifesavers 🧴 Ask for “mild spice” before eating spicy food, as the local seven-star peppers are seriously hot and might make you question your life choices 🌶️ Dazhou is a small city that makes you doubt your choice during the hot daytime, but the evening valley breeze reminds you—this is what summer should feel like 🌬️ Slow down, take it easy, and you’ll soak up the unique Ba culture and Sichuan charm of eastern Sichuan.

Who would refuse waking up at the foot of Jade Dragon Snow Mountain? ⛰️ This is not the European Alps, but a mountain villa resort next to Lijiang Baisha Ancient Town, a wild luxury secret I want to keep to myself. Pull back the curtains, and the 180° panoramic window acts like a natural frame, capturing the majestic snowy peaks within the living space. Wrapped in a blanket in the early morning, waiting for the golden sunlight ritual is absolutely magical! When the first ray of sunlight kisses the snow summit, the whole room is bathed in a honey-colored glow ✨ In the evening, soaking in the private hot spring on the terrace while watching dusk drape the snow mountain in a pink veil, with the fireplace crackling—moments like these are priceless. The butler service is like an invisible guardian angel 👼🏻 From hot tea and towels upon arrival, to proactively arranging shuttle service to the ancient town, and even quietly placing two extra plates of local fruit at turndown after learning I love them. They always anticipate those unspoken little needs with care. 💡 Family travel tips: 1️⃣ A must for families with kids! A 10,000 sq ft lawn for running and jumping + healing little lambs to play with, the perfect way to tire out children 2️⃣ Floor heating + humidifier double boost, so you can dance barefoot even in the dry cold season (don’t ask how I know) 3️⃣ The shuttle takes 10 minutes straight to Baisha Ancient Town, but it’s best to spend at least half a day lounging at the hotel—don’t miss the snow mountain afternoon tea and stargazing movie 4️⃣ The private hot spring area offers different vibes morning, noon, and night—remember to bring a flowing long dress The right way to experience the snow mountain isn’t rushing through check-ins, but letting time flow naturally here. After feeding the greedy little lambs on the lawn, I suddenly understood what “luxurious relaxation” really means 🐑

The heat index hit 42℃. Walking at the foot of Phoenix Mountain feels like a hairdryer blowing in your face. Even the wind by the Zhou River is hot. There’s no shade around Longzhao Tower, and climbing Cuiping Mountain can soak through two T-shirts… But if you insist on going (for example, for that authentic eastern Sichuan flavor), here’s a solid guide to what to avoid and what to eat 👇 📍 How to choose attractions (avoid the sun version) · Lotus Lake Wetland Park: go early morning or late evening! Before 10 AM, it’s less crowded with plenty of trees. The lakeside boardwalk has pavilions. Avoid in the afternoon. · Phoenix Mountain: don’t climb during the day! Either watch the sunrise at 5 AM or the night view at 8 PM. Any other time is just torture. · Dazhou Museum (free): plenty of air conditioning, good Ba culture exhibits, the best choice for cooling off with kids. · Longzhao Tower: just admire from afar. Up close, it’s just a tower with no shade around. You’ll sweat for 2 hours after 5 minutes of photos. · Batai Mountain: 1.5 hours from downtown. The summit is 8–10℃ cooler than the city, but the winding roads can cause motion sickness, so be cautious if you get carsick. · Sanren Valley: the caves are cool, but the outdoor trails are still exposed to the sun. Bring a small fan. 🍜 What to eat (indoors preferred) · Qixingjiao marinated dishes: Dazhou’s pride! Duck neck and wings are spicy enough to make you cry but impossible to stop eating. Best enjoyed back at the hotel with air conditioning. · Jiangyang sour and spicy noodles: a classic brand, tangy and appetizing. Pair with a bowl of iced jelly for perfection. · Dengying beef: paper-thin slices. Locals recommend the “Chuanhanzi” brand. Buy vacuum-packed to take away. · Shiti steamed fish: tender fish, but most places don’t have air conditioning. Best to eat in the evening. · Dazhou barbecue: the real scene is at night. Try the grilled brain and grilled sweet potato skins at Sanliping night market. · Iced glutinous rice balls/cold shrimp jelly: found everywhere on the street, 3–5 yuan a bowl, a lifesaver. 🏨 Where to stay · Central square/old town: convenient for food and drinks, budget 120–180 yuan per night, but old buildings have average soundproofing. · Lotus Lake area: good environment, relatively cooler, hotels 200–300 yuan per night, suitable for self-driving travelers. · West Outer New District: many new buildings, good value homestays, but far from attractions. ⚠️ Hard lessons learned · Don’t believe “Dazhou is cool at night in summer” — it’s just as hot and stuffy by the Zhou River, with a heat index over 32℃ · Some Dazhou bus lines have no air conditioning. Check for the “air-conditioned bus” sign before boarding. · Taxi drivers drive aggressively. Remember to fasten your seatbelt in the back. · For authentic Qixingjiao, only trust the main store on Dabeijie Street. Branches don’t taste as good. · Best travel seasons: March–April for peach blossoms, September–October for crisp autumn weather. Summer is just a battle with the heat. Summary: Dazhou has great food, but summer is brutal. Hot pot, barbecue, and marinated dishes all smell amazing, but only if you survive the walk to the restaurant 🥵 Save it for autumn. Then you can hike Phoenix Mountain, enjoy the breeze by the Zhou River, and pair Qixingjiao with beer — that’s the right way to experience Dazhou 💛

Quxian Boya Hotel has a total of 38 rooms, with mahjong rooms and movie rooms. The rooms are spacious, bright, clean, and tidy, featuring a whole-house smart system. Boya Hotel (Quxian Fortune Center Cunrenli Branch)

In Dazhou, July is perfect for escaping the summer heat. The city feels stuffy, but the Bashan Grand Canyon stays around 23℃ year-round. The mountain breeze makes fans unnecessary. The following guide is my personal favorite after a recent visit. Follow it to avoid detours. 🎒 Must-have outfits July in Dazhou can rain suddenly, so always carry an umbrella in your bag. Sunscreen is a must because UV rays in the canyon are stronger than in the city. A short-sleeve shirt plus a light jacket is enough. The tops of Bashan and Batai Mountain get a bit chilly in the mornings and evenings. Choose slip-resistant shoes. The waterfall area in Taoxi Valley is misty, and regular sneakers will get soaked and dirty. If you plan to go rafting, pack a separate bag with a change of clothes to leave in the car. Don’t ask how I know. ⚠️ Pitfall tips Don’t buy Dengying beef at the few shops near the scenic area entrance. It’s expensive and not authentic. The real deal is at old town supermarkets or the old shops near Sansheng Palace, where a large pack costs 25 yuan. Bashan Grand Canyon is student-friendly now. From July to August, the first tickets to Elephant Cave and Taoxi Valley are free. You only pay 70 yuan for internal transportation. Remember to bring your ID. Rafting costs 59 yuan for kids under 1.2 meters and 99 yuan for students, cheaper than the original 120 yuan. Also, Bashan homestays raise prices sharply on weekends. Book a room on Trip.com at least a week in advance. Guesthouses near the ferry cost 99 to 119 yuan. 🍜 Local food Dazhou locals really care about their food. For breakfast, head to Yulin Meat Rice Balls on Chaishi Street. They’re savory, with a sticky skin and juicy filling, changing your idea of rice balls. For a main meal, try Kaijiang lamb stew steamed in small bamboo baskets, 15 yuan each, so tender it doesn’t need chewing. Shiti steamed fish uses fresh Ba River fish with rice noodles, steamed the traditional way. Almost no bones, loved by all ages. At night, explore Sansheng Palace food street. Try the seven-star pepper marinated duck head and tongue, cold yellow jelly, and cold shrimp. You can eat your fill for 30 to 40 yuan. For souvenirs, choose Dengying beef and Dongliu fermented rice wine. Both are intangible cultural heritage items. Buying in the old town saves you half compared to the scenic area. ⛰️ Must-visit spots Bashan Grand Canyon is the highlight. A combined ticket for Taoxi Valley and Elephant Cave is 105 yuan on Trip.com. The Luopanding package (including cable car and sightseeing bus) is 180 yuan. The glass bridge alone is 65 yuan. For the brave, the 189 yuan ticket covers six major attractions. The live show "Dream Back to Ba State" second-class seats are 198 yuan. During summer, two people get 10% off, and groups of three or more get 30% off, making it cheaper than buying tickets separately. If you have time, visit Wanyuan Batai Mountain. Tickets plus sightseeing bus cost 100 yuan. The chance to see the sea of clouds at sunrise is incredibly high. The glass walkway hangs 160 meters in the air, so those with weak legs should be cautious. In the city, stroll around Lotus Lake for free. You can also burn incense at Zhenfo Mountain. Sangren Valley tickets are 49 yuan, featuring caves and ancient plank roads. It’s a great spot for photos in Hanfu. 🚄 Transportation guide High-speed trains from Chengdu and Chongqing take about 1.5 hours. Taxi fares in the city are reasonable. To get to Bashan Grand Canyon, take the tourist bus from Dazhou West Station or book the scenic area ticket plus transportation package on Trip.com in advance for convenience. Public buses reach all city attractions. Bus 5 goes directly to Phoenix Mountain and is free. July is peak season for escaping the heat in Dazhou, so don’t wait to buy high-speed train tickets, especially on weekends. After this trip, expect to spend around 1,000 yuan per person to eat well and have a great time. It’s much more comfortable than squeezing into popular tourist cities.

July in Dazhou is truly underestimated. This small city in eastern Sichuan only reaches temperatures in the twenties Celsius in the canyons during summer, so much more comfortable than staying in an air-conditioned room 🌿. Just got back from there, and I'm sharing the best parts while the memories are still fresh. 📸 Bookmark these photogenic spots: Phoenix Mountain is free. Climbing to the top of Phoenix Tower offers a panoramic view of Dazhou and the Zhou River. The evening light is the gentlest, and even a casual snapshot with your hair blowing in the wind looks like a movie still. Zhenfo Mountain features red walls and green tiles. Climbing the 888 stone steps, dappled sunlight filters through the ancient trees, creating perfect backdrops for stunning photos. Wearing Hanfu or a simple dress, you'll look amazing. The Elephant Cave in Bashan Grand Canyon is a must-see. The cave is illuminated with dreamy blue lights, and the stalactites provide an amazing backdrop for profile shots. If you catch the sea of ​​clouds at Batai Mountain, it's even more rewarding. Stand back on the meadow road for a full-body shot; lifting your trench coat creates a poster-worthy effect. As the red lanterns illuminate Sanliping Ancient Street at night, a stroll with your best friend, candied hawthorn berries tucked against the cobblestone wall, creates an unforgettable atmosphere. 💣 Things to Avoid: July in Dazhou often sees showers. The stone steps in the Bashan Grand Canyon become incredibly slippery after rain. Non-slip sneakers are a must. Bringing a disposable raincoat is more practical than an umbrella, as it's too windy. Eating in the scenic area is really expensive. A plate of fried rice at a service station in Huajiagou can cost 30 yuan. Bringing your own bread and water will save you money on one meal. Don't buy the "Dengying Beef" from the stalls near the scenic area entrance; it's expensive and not authentic. Go to a supermarket in the city or the old shop on Dabeijie Street. The one in Laonanba is a local favorite. The steps on Zhenfushan Mountain are steep. If you're with elderly people or wearing a skirt and find it difficult to climb, there are motorcycles at the foot of the mountain that will take you halfway up for 10 yuan. Don't try to climb it yourself. To get to Bashan, either carpool or take a direct bus from the station. If you're hitchhiking, remember to arrange the return trip with the driver, otherwise the queues in the evening will be so long you'll question your existence. 🍜 Delicious Food You Can't Stop Eating: The steaming lamb in small bamboo steamers is still piping hot. The lamb, wrapped in cornmeal and steamed until tender, is sprinkled with a touch of Sichuan peppercorn powder—it's so fragrant you'll want to stomp your feet! You can't go wrong with any of the stalls on Sanshenggong Street. For Qixingjiao braised dishes, look for the old stalls. The braised chicken feet and duck heads are so flavorful they're practically infused with spice. Even if it's only mild, you should ask for it in advance; the spiciness in Dazhou is no joke. Quxian rice noodles are a must-have for breakfast. The red broth with beef sauce and fried tofu will wake you up with a sweat. Meat dumplings are savory, with a glutinous rice skin wrapped around a fresh meat filling in a pork bone broth base—a local breakfast staple. Xu's hand-shredded duck is first braised and then roasted, vacuum-packed for a perfect snack at home. Iced glutinous rice noodles drizzled with brown sugar – a perfect way to cool down after a spicy meal. 🗺 Here's a three-day itinerary: Day 1: Take the high-speed train to Dazhou Station. After dropping off your luggage, head to Sansheng Palace for some lamb stew to replenish your energy. In the afternoon, cycle around Lotus Lake. In the evening, climb Phoenix Mountain to watch the sunset. Visit the lantern night market in Sanliping Ancient Street. Stay near the Tongchuan District Central Square for easy access to restaurants and shopping. Day 2: Early morning shared ride to Bashan Grand Canyon. Hike through Elephant Cave and Taoxi Valley, which takes about an afternoon. The mist on your face is incredibly refreshing. On the way back to the city, ask the driver to stop and buy some Xuanhan beef jerky. Day 3: Pray for blessings at Zhenfu Mountain and enjoy snails at Luojiang Town Old Street. In the afternoon, buy some Lantern Shadow Beef and Xu Duck as souvenirs at Dabeijie. Return home. Bataishan and Congren Valley are optional; you can choose one and include it in Day 3, depending on your physical condition. However, the travel time between attractions is considerable, so don't overschedule. You might get too tired to even smile in photos. By the way, check tickets and hotels on Ctrip beforehand. Sometimes a combined ticket for the Bashan Grand Canyon is cheaper than buying on-site, and you can even book the "Dream Back to Ba Kingdom" performance at the same time. Even after watching the light show that night, I was still thinking about it when I went to sleep. 🌙 Dazhou doesn't need a rushed itinerary; taking your time to eat and stroll around is the right way to experience it.

First time in Dazhou, I really regret not coming sooner I thought it was a quiet small city, but three days and two nights were not enough to explore The sunset at Lotus Lake, the morning mist on Phoenix Mountain, the millennium stone carvings at Qu County Han Que Each one is amazing. The best part is fewer crowds, beautiful scenery, and no lines 🌿 Lotus Lake Wetland Park, a healing green oasis in the city Super close to downtown, just a 10-minute taxi ride Right at the entrance is a vast lake, instantly opening up the view Recommended to visit around 4 PM when the light is softest Walking the wooden boardwalk around the lake takes about an hour with no uphill sections, friendly for seniors and kids The highlight is the dawn redwood forest on the lake island, standing straight in the water with breathtaking reflections Remember to wear light-colored clothes for photos that look like forest-themed masterpieces There’s a lawn by the lake for picnics, but no fires allowed Be sure to take a boat ride. The electric boats are self-driven, 30 yuan for half an hour, great value When tired, rest at the nearby teahouse. A cup of covered bowl tea is 15 yuan, very relaxing ⛰️ Phoenix Mountain, the real-life version of “Night rain in Bashan fills the autumn pond” A spiritual totem for Dazhou locals, a must-visit Recommended to start before 7 AM to catch the magical sea of clouds The mountain path is well maintained with gentle stone steps. It takes about 40 minutes to reach the Red Army Pavilion at the top Ancient trees tower along the way, and the air is full of negative ions From the summit, you can overlook the entire city of Dazhou. On clear days, you can see the layered mountain ridges in the distance Next to the pavilion is a huge naturally formed flying rock. Standing on it for photos is impressive Don’t return the same way. Take the west slope path, which passes through a bamboo forest with a secluded, winding trail feel At the foot of the mountain, a lady sells roasted sweet potatoes and cold noodles. The sweet potatoes are so sweet they drip honey, and cold noodles are 5 yuan a bowl The whole trip is free, including parking. This is how Dazhou locals start their mornings 🏛️ Qu County Han Que, a 2,000-year-old stone epic An hour’s drive from downtown but absolutely worth the fuel The oldest standing building in China, a Han dynasty relic, not a replica Feng Huan Que and Shen Fu Jun Que are the highlights, with clear carvings on the stones Patterns of the Azure Dragon, White Tiger, and Vermilion Bird still sharp after 2,000 years of weathering Standing in front of the Que gives you goosebumps from the weight of history Be sure to hire a guide for 50 yuan per session to hear the stories behind each stone Surrounded by fields, very quiet with no overdeveloped commercial vibe For photos, crouch low and shoot upward to frame the Que against the sky, lonely yet majestic Nearby farmhouses serve Qu County daylily and local liquor. A meal costs about 40 yuan per person and is very filling 🍜 Don’t forget to feed your mouth You must try Dazhou noodles. Recommended is the old beef noodle shop on Erma Road, with rich red broth, heavy oil, and large beef chunks At night, head to Sanshengong Food Street where barbecue and iced jelly are a perfect match Don’t be fooled by the name of Qu County’s bird’s nest silk—it’s actually a noodle dish with strands wrapped in brown sugar, steamed to a fragrant, irresistible aroma Which of these places excites you the most? Grab your friends and set off now~✨

Weekend Getaway with Kids | 2-Day, 1-Night Family Itinerary for Qu County, Home of Han Dynasty Gate Towers Explore the Han Dynasty Gate Towers + Study the Ba People Culture, and experience authentic Qu County snacks in one go! Stay at Xingcheng Hotel in Qu County! 🏨Accommodation: Xingcheng Hotel, Qu County Super Convenient Location: Walking distance to the town's snack street; Han Dynasty Gate Towers and Ba People Valley are within a 15-minute taxi ride, making it a hassle-free trip for families with kids. Family-Friendly: Spacious, bright, and clean family rooms equipped with children's slippers and disposable children's toothbrushes. Breakfast TIP: Huazhu bookings include a buffet breakfast. Must-try local specialties include pickled cabbage rice noodles, paoba (a type of steamed rice cake), and red oil houttuynia cordata (a type of herbal decoction) – authentic Sichuan flavors loved by all ages. Benefits for Drivers: The hotel has electric vehicle charging stations; enjoy a 50% discount on charging during your stay; free parking for your convenience. 👣 Day 1: Qu County Tuxi Han Dynasty Stone Gate Scenic Area - Immersive Han Culture Study Tour 👉Highlights: A core destination in China's Han Dynasty Stone Gate Town, Tuxi boasts the largest and most complete cluster of Han Dynasty stone gates in the country! These nearly 2,000-year-old Eastern Han Dynasty stone carvings are nestled amidst lush forests and fresh air. Bring your children to visit the Feng Huan Gate and Shen Fujun Gate, two national treasure-level Han Dynasty stone gates, and closely observe the relief carvings of chariots, hunting scenes, and immortals on the gates, gaining a direct understanding of Eastern Han Dynasty stone gate culture. The scenic area's accompanying cultural exhibition hall offers interactive explanations with pictures, texts, and animations, making historical stories vivid and easy to understand, captivating children throughout. Parent-Child Experiences: ✅Han Rubbing DIY Workshop: Simulated stone tablets are provided on-site. Experience the traditional stone tablet rubbing technique firsthand. Take your completed rubbing home as a travel souvenir. ✅Han Cong Culture Science Museum: Videos and exhibits explain the history of the ancient Cong people and the construction history of Han Dynasty gate towers. A fun way to introduce history and culture to children while enjoying a visit. -Tickets: Adults 40 RMB/person, children under 1.2 meters free. Easy walking throughout; recommended visit time: 3 hours. 🌮 Day 2 Morning: Explore Qu County's specialty snacks in the Old Town Alley, experiencing the authentic flavors of eastern Sichuan. Qu County specialties include Liangxia (cold shrimp), xiajiu (rice wine), huarou (sliced ​​meat), and hongyou guokui (red oil flatbread). The flavors are rich and layered with sweet, sour, and spicy. For families with children, choosing the mild spicy option is more suitable. 📍Recommended Restaurants: 1. Old Town Alley Liangxia Shop: A local establishment with over 20 years of history, specializing in handmade rice liangxia (a type of cold rice noodle). Served with refreshing brown sugar glutinous rice wine, it's a hit with kids. 2. Handmade Sliced ​​Meat Shop Next to the Confucian Temple: Tender and flavorful meat slices with no fishy smell, and a light and fragrant bone broth. Not spicy and gentle on the stomach, perfect for families. 🍲 Day 2 Lunch: Exploring a local clay pot restaurant in Qu County – a satisfying meal for around 50 RMB per person! This long-established local clay pot restaurant in Qu County boasts fresh ingredients and generous portions. Just a 5-minute taxi ride from Xingcheng Hotel, avoiding long queues during peak hours. The service is attentive and meticulous. Must-Try Dishes: ✅Stewed Peas and Pork Intestines: The yellow peas are stewed until soft and mushy, and the pork intestines are thoroughly cleaned and odor-free. The broth is so good that kids will finish a whole bowl of rice with it. ✅Chicken Soup Wontons: Slow-cooked chicken broth, the wontons have thin wrappers and tender fillings. Light and easy on the stomach, suitable for both the elderly and children.

The owner personally inspects the cleanliness of each room, and any areas that are not up to standard are immediately corrected.

The rooms are spacious with ample relaxation areas, making them suitable for short stays, relaxing alone, or gatherings with friends.

Walking in the deep mountains of Sichuan, the feeling of being embraced by nature is truly priceless! This time, the destination is Xiuling Spring Hotel in Qu County. Here, not only can you enjoy breathtaking mountain views, but you can also experience the charm of tea gardens—it's truly a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts! 🌲🏞️ 🏞️ A hidden mountain retreat🏡 As the wheels roll over the winding mountain roads, I feel like I've stepped into another world. The hotel is located in Longzhai Village, Longtan Town, surrounded by dense forests, with a faint tea fragrance filling the air. Upon entering the hotel, I was immediately drawn to the spacious and bright lobby, where the wooden decor feels especially warm. What surprised me even more was the stunning view from the mountain-view rooms. Standing by the window, all I see are lush tea trees and the rolling mountains in the distance—truly refreshing for the soul. 🍃👀 🍵 Slow life in the tea garden🍃 Here, you can slow down and experience the true slow life. In the early morning, I take a stroll along the tea garden paths, breathing in the fresh air and feeling the dew glistening on the leaves. In the afternoon, a cup of fragrant green tea paired with some local snacks, sitting under the pavilion, enjoying the peace and comfort. The tea culture here is very rich—you can not only taste various high-quality teas but also pick and make tea leaves by hand, experiencing the life of a tea farmer. 👩‍🌾☕ 🌳 The thrill and fun of forest adventure For an adventure lover like me, the jungle trekking activities around the hotel are simply unmissable. Putting on the gear and setting off on the adventure, every step is full of unknowns and surprises. Trekking through the woods, climbing ropes—each heartbeat is a challenge to my limits. When you stand high above overlooking the entire valley, the sense of accomplishment is indescribable. 🏃‍♂️🌟 🎉 Cozy evening moments✨ As night falls, the hotel lights gradually come on, creating a warm atmosphere. There is a game room inside the hotel where you can spend joyful time with family and friends. The most unforgettable moment is the bonfire party at night, where everyone gathers around, sharing stories. Under the starry sky, the songs and laughter echo through the mountains, and at that moment, time seems to stand still. 🔥🎶 This hotel is not just a place to stay; it feels like a spiritual cleansing, helping you forget the troubles of the world and rediscover inner peace. If you also long to escape the hustle and bustle of the city, come here and experience a different kind of journey! 🌟🚗

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See waterfalls and explore caves in Gengren Valley, perfect for a weekend trip Ladies, listen up! If your impression of Sichuan is still stuck on the crowded Jiuzhaigou, then you’re really missing out! This time, I discovered a hidden treasure deep in the mountains of Qu County, Dazhou, known locally as the "Little Jiuzhaigou of Eastern Sichuan" — Gengren Valley. This place combines mountains, water, caves, gorges, springs, waterfalls, forests, and rocks all in one, and it also has the country’s only Gengren cave-dwelling tribal site. The best part — it’s just a 2-hour high-speed train ride from Chengdu, tickets cost only a few dozen yuan, and you can explore the highlights in 2-3 hours without tiring your legs. A one-day, one-night weekend trip unlocks a healing journey of “exploring an ancient tribe + playing in the water and breathing fresh air”! 🌿 1. Why is Gengren Valley called the "Little Jiuzhaigou of Eastern Sichuan"? Unique mountains, waters, and stones; ancient Gengren, ancient caves, ancient tribe Gengren Valley is located in the middle-northern section of the Huaying Mountain Range. It is a national 4A-level tourist attraction and a national forest park, renowned for its “unique mountains, waters, and stones; ancient Gengren, ancient caves, ancient tribe.” The karst landscape here has created nearly a hundred scenic spots — Longqiu Waterfall, Divine Dog Howling at the Sky, Strange Stone Valley, Gengwang Cave, Old Dragon Cave... It integrates mountains, water, caves, gorges, springs, waterfalls, forests, and stones, with ever-changing scenery throughout the seasons. The country’s only Gengren cave-dwelling tribal site, a 3,000-year journey back in time A thousand years ago, the Gengren were a strong and martial ethnic minority in Eastern Sichuan and the oldest indigenous people of Qu County. The scenic area preserves the only Gengren cave-dwelling tribal site in the country and the Gengren Cultural Exhibition Hall. Entering the cave dwellings, you have to bend down in many places, and looking up you can see traces of the Gengren ancestors’ slash-and-burn farming, tiger hunting, and fishing. Boating on the underground river in Old Dragon Cave — paddling inside a cave is so cool Among the cave groups, Old Dragon Cave is the largest and most spectacular, with an underground river and lake where you can boat. Inside, the stalactites take on countless shapes, and sunlight pours in from the cave entrance, scattering dazzling light spots on the cave walls. A visitor commented: “It’s very culturally rich. It’s best to walk up the mountain to see the beautiful scenery, and take the sightseeing bus down.” 2. How to play? Follow this one-day, one-night “exploration” itinerary! Transportation Guide 🚗 Self-driving (highly recommended!): Navigate to “Gengren Valley Scenic Area.” From Dazhou or Qu County, take the Nandaliang Expressway and exit at the “Gengren Valley” interchange, about 2.5 km straight ahead. The scenic area is only 13 km from Qu County town. 🚄 High-speed train + carpool: Take the high-speed train from Chengdu East Station to Dazhou South Station (about 1.5 hours), then carpool to Gengren Valley (about 1 hour, around 37.5 yuan per person for 4 people). You can also take bus No. 2 from Qu County Train Station to Sancha Intersection, then transfer to the “Qu County–Gengren Valley” shuttle van (10 yuan per person). 🎟️ Ticket reference: Tickets cost about 49-55 yuan per person; sightseeing bus one-way 10 yuan, round-trip 18 yuan; Old Dragon Cave boat ride about 35 yuan. It’s recommended to choose Route A (about 80 yuan), which covers more attractions. ⏰ Best time to visit: Spring and autumn have the most pleasant climate; summer is perfect for cooling off. Opening hours: summer 8:00-17:30, winter 8:30-17:00. One-day, one-night highlights itinerary (follow it to avoid getting lost) Day 1: Enter the valley in the afternoon → Gengren cave-dwelling tribal site → Gengwang Valley → Old Dragon Cave boat ride → Stay at Dangqu New Village It’s best to arrive around 1-2 PM. Start from the visitor center, cross the Covenant Bridge into the core area. Choose Route A to see Divine Dog Howling at the Sky and the Gengren cave-dwelling tribal site, and experience the primitive feeling of “bending and crawling” inside the cave dwellings. First stop: Gengwang Valley + Strange Stone Valley. Walk along the canyon trail, the roar of Longqiu Waterfall is thunderous, and Strange Stone Valley is full of bizarre rocks, with natural bonsai scenes every few steps. Second stop: Old Dragon Cave (a must!). Take a boat on the underground river, stalactites inside the cave are varied and beautiful, and the underground river and lake glow with a mysterious blue under the lights. The cave is cool like natural air conditioning, perfect for summer. In the evening, stay at a farmhouse inn in Dangqu New Village styled after Eastern Sichuan residences. Nearly 100 inns can accommodate 1,500 people simultaneously, with options for all budgets. A netizen shared: about 60 yuan per person including food and lodging, and the owner is enthusiastic and helps plan routes. Photo spots you’ll want to keep forever: · Entrance of Gengwang Cave: sunlight pours through the round cave entrance, perfect for silhouette shots with a great atmosphere · Inside Old Dragon Cave: dazzling light spots on the cave walls under the lights, great for side profiles · In front of Longqiu Waterfall: capture the moment water splashes, full of vitality Day 2: Gengren Cultural Exhibition Hall → Longhua Temple → Return trip Highlight! Sleep in naturally in the morning, then visit the Gengren Cultural Exhibition Hall to learn about this 3,000-year-old tribal legend. The hall displays Gengren bronze weapons, tiger-shaped belt hooks, and other artifacts, and you can try rubbing patterns to take home. At noon, enjoy an authentic Gengren meal at Dangqu Old Stove: Dengzhanwo dried tofu (intangible cultural heritage technique, crispy outside and tender inside), Geng family cured meat (smoked with cypress branches), and Zhouhe Qiaoke fish soup (milky and fragrant). Return leisurely in the afternoon. 3. Outfit tips + survival checklist 👗 Outfit formula · 👟 Non-slip sports shoes are a must! The plank roads and cave floors are slippery; wrong shoes will cause falls · 🧥 Light jacket: it’s cooler inside the caves, needed for the Old Dragon Cave boat ride · ☀️ Sunscreen + hat: essential for long outdoor activities · 🦟 Mosquito repellent: many mosquitoes near the water 🎒 Must-bring list · 📱 Power bank: running out of battery while taking photos is common · 💡 Flashlight: some cave areas are dimly lit, better to bring one for peace of mind · 💧 Water and snacks: limited supply points on the mountain · 🗑️ Trash bags: practice leave-no-trace travel, starting with yourself Final words Gengren Valley is not a “trendy check-in spot.” It is the tribal site of the Gengren ancestors’ slash-and-burn farming from 3,000 years ago, an underground secret realm where underground rivers and caves intertwine, and the roaring Longqiu Waterfall that has thundered for a millennium — the “Little Jiuzhaigou of Eastern Sichuan.” Here, you can bend and crawl through cave dwellings to feel the wildness of the ancient tribe, boat on the underground river in Old Dragon Cave, and enjoy authentic Geng family cured meat in Dangqu New Village. Tickets cost only a few dozen yuan, a 2-hour high-speed train ride from Chengdu, and 2-3 hours of walking without tiring your legs — this kind of “exploration + oxygen therapy” weekend can’t be bought in the city! While the caves are cool and the ancient tribe is still waiting for you, ladies, just go for it! 🏔️🔦

Top Attraction & Experience Recommendations: 1. Congren Valley Scenic Area 📍 Address: Laolong Village, Longtan Township, Qu County, Dazhou City ⏰ Operating Hours: March 1 - Oct 31, 08:00-17:30; Nov 1 - Feb 28, 08:30-17:00 💰 Tickets: 49 RMB/person Whether you're looking to escape the summer heat or admire the winter snow, you can't miss Congren Valley. Covered in snow during winter, the traditional Chinese architecture gives off an ethereal vibe. Paired with the tranquil lake and reflections of distant mountains, it's incredibly photogenic. Walking through the natural landscape, you might even get a close-up view of wild birds, helping you forget the city hustle. It's truly a healing forest. 2. Wenfeng Mountain Cultural Tourism Scenic Area 📍 Address: No. 212, West Section of Congdu Avenue, Tianxing Subdistrict, Qu County, Dazhou City ⏰ Operating Hours: Open all day, year-round With Wenfeng Pagoda as its landmark, the scenic area hides ancient-style Chinese architecture among green mountains and clear waters. It becomes even more poetic on snowy days, making it perfect for photography lovers to capture the light and shadows of the four seasons. There are also cultural exhibitions and quaint, vintage shops here for you to stroll around and snap photos at a leisurely pace. 3. Qu County Tourism Station Reception Hall 📍 Address: 290m Northeast of Shudao Energy Gas Station, Qu County, Dazhou City, Sichuan Province Offering one-stop tourism services, this is a great pit stop to rest and recharge whether you're on a road trip or traveling with a group. Need tips on local food, transport, or accommodation? You can ask them all! The super friendly vibe will instantly get you into vacation mode. 4. Baishui Lake National Wetland Park 📍 Address: Bailin Community, Qu County, Dazhou City, Sichuan Province ⏰ Operating Hours: Open all day, year-round A great place for a stroll no matter the season. In winter, a thin layer of ice often forms on the lake, and you can watch waterfowls from the lakeside trail. The environment is super healing—take some time out to catch the cool wetland breeze and refresh your lungs. 5. Happy Island Kids Theme Park (Fusheng Road Branch) 📍 Address: Inside Wanxing Plaza (North Side), Fusheng Road An absolute must-add to the itinerary for families traveling with kids! With diverse play facilities, it's the perfect spot for the little ones to burn off some energy while parents take a breather and recharge. 6. A Must-Do Fruit Experience — You Have to Visit a Yellow Peach Orchard in Summer! Qu County's yellow peaches are massive and incredibly sweet. Picking a perfectly ripe and soft one straight from the tree, peeling it, and taking a bite as sweat and sweet juice drip down—it's amazing! We highly recommend picking a whole basket to take home and share with neighbors and friends; you'll establish a "friendly neighbor yellow peach squad" in no time. The fruity aroma of this hands-on harvest is guaranteed to be a permanent summer memory! Qu County Travel Tips: ① If it snows in winter, it's recommended to pack a warm coat and slip-resistant shoes ahead of time—it keeps you safe while snapping great photos. ② When picking yellow peaches at the orchard, it's best to go in the morning when the air is cool, crowds are thin, and the fruit is sweetest. Bring your own pocket knife and wet wipes; sharing the fruit adds to the fun. ③ If you want a deep dive into the daily lives of locals, take a stroll through the Qu County People's Market. Grab some handmade tofu or spicy snacks on the go, and pair it with freshly picked yellow peaches for that authentic Eastern Sichuan flavor! Conclusion: Whether you love a quiet, snowy town in winter or crave the fresh fruit aromas of summer, Qu County offers unforgettable travel memories. Next weekend, why not pack a small bag and come here to discover your exclusive slow life!

🌿 Exploring the Countryside Routes in Quxian The biggest highlight of this trip is that you can run freely in the vast wetland park or Biyao Bay, fly a kite, and truly feel the spring vibe and freedom! If you're like me and love bringing a DIY kite to a flat grassy area, you don't even need great skills—the wind will blow all your worries away. When you get tired, just lie under the shade of a tree and watch the colorful kites in the blue sky looking like a dream. 📍 Quxian Confucian Temple Address: No. 93 Heping Street, Qujiang Town, Quxian, Dazhou This is your first stop to understand Quxian's culture. The temple remains beautifully rustic, preserving a strong Confucian atmosphere. As the spring sunlight slants into the courtyard, it's perfect for capturing stunning cultural portraits. You can come in the morning to experience the campus-like vibe of morning readings. 📍 Congren Valley Scenic Area Address: Laolong Village, Longtan Township, Quxian, Dazhou Open: Mar 1 - Oct 31 08:00-17:30, Nov 1 - Feb 28 08:30-17:00 Tickets: 49 RMB Congren Valley is famous for its rugged mountains, stony ravines, and creeks. Walking into the pristine deep valley, you'll also spot numerous natural rock paintings. If you love taking snow photos, visiting in winter to capture the snow-capped mountains and lakes in a single frame is absolutely breathtaking! 📍 Quxian People's Market This is where you can truly feel the "slice of life" in Quxian. Besides fresh fruits and veggies, the market is packed with all sorts of Sichuan-style deli foods. A hearty bowl of steamed pork with rice flour (Fenzhengrou) or spicy intestine noodles (Feichangfen) is the most authentic delicacy you could ask for. 📍 Quxian Han Que (Han Dynasty Gate Towers) Address: Hanting Village, Quxian, Dazhou, Sichuan Province One of the oldest stone archways in China, filled with the profound history of the Eastern Han Dynasty. If you like a solemn and majestic vibe in your photos, this is the perfect spot to immerse yourself. 📍 Baishui Lake National Wetland Park Address: Bailin Community, Quxian, Dazhou, Sichuan Province Open all year round, 24/7. It's a great place to bring the family, rent a small boat to explore the lake, or run on the grass to blow off some steam. There are also plenty of wildflowers and waterbirds, making it perfect for spring outings and picnics. 📍 Biyao Bay Scenic Area Address: 60 meters due west of Group 6, Linggan Village, Quxian, Dazhou, Sichuan Province Open all year round, 08:30-18:00 With clear waters and green shores, this is an amazing off-the-beaten-path photo spot. On spring mornings or evenings, with blue skies, light clouds, and beautiful lake reflections, the romance is simply off the charts—highly recommended for couples. 📍 Shibei Scenic Area A natural photography paradise made up of snow-capped mountains, lakes, and tree silhouettes. This is a rare spot nearby where you can capture snow peaks and lake waters in the same shot. It's best to go on a sunny day or during a snowfall to get those immaculate winter vibes! 🍜 Food & Practical Tips 1. There are many food stalls near the market; be sure to try the local roasted wheat gluten (Shao Fu) and wontons in chili oil (Hongyou Chaoshou). 2. For kite-flying or picnics, the open spaces at Baishui Lake and Biyao Bay are ideal. Please remember to take your trash with you and travel eco-friendly. 3. If visiting Congren Valley and Shibei Scenic Area in winter, pack an extra warm jacket, as the temperature drops significantly in the mornings and evenings. 4. Use map navigation to locate these spots. Since cell service can be spotty in some mountainous areas, it's best to download offline maps in advance. 5. Photography enthusiasts, don't forget to pack a wide-angle lens! It's the best way to capture epic, blockbuster-worthy shots of the vast snow mountains and lakes.

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Longren Valley is located in Dazhou City, Northeast Sichuan (southeast of Qu County). 🉑 You can reach the destination by high-speed train, regular train, bus, or self-driving. The full name is Longren Valley National Forest Park, Sichuan Province. It features pristine natural scenery as well as exquisite man-made landscapes. The Jialing River winds through the mountains, creating breathtaking views. The park experiences frequent rainfall, so be sure to check the weather forecast in advance and bring rain gear if necessary. There is abundant wild vegetation, so bring mosquito repellent. After the mountain roads, there are a few kilometers of downhill paths where you can take the park’s sightseeing shuttle. There are three routes available within the park: ① Visitor Service Center → Longqiu Waterfall → Longren Cave Dwelling Tribe → Longren Cultural Museum → Longxi Valley → Specialty Botanical Garden → Forest Science Park → Dangqu Folk Experience Village → Colorful Lake → Longhua Temple → Old Longdong Ancient Longren Expedition Site → Mysterious Jungle → Prehistoric Stone Formation → Dangqu Cabin ② Visitor Service Center → Longqiu Waterfall → Longren Cave Dwelling Tribe → Longren Cultural Museum → Longxi Valley → Dangqu Folk Experience Village → Colorful Lake → Longhua Temple → Old Longdong → Tranquil Flower Therapy → Forest Bathing Area ③ Ancient Longren Expedition Site - Ecological Tea Garden → Colorful Rose Garden → Longren Ancestral Root-Seeking Platform → Ancient Longren Bamboo Art Museum → Pine Wave Wilderness Park Ticket prices vary for each route, so you can choose based on your personal preference and physical condition. 6️⃣ The Cultural Museum contains historical artifacts and tools of the ancient Longren people. Photography is allowed, and you can visit on your own without paying an additional ticket. 🎈🎈Note: The park is mostly mountain paths, so it’s best to wear lightweight clothing and sports shoes for your visit.

Sanhui Town, located in Quxian County, Dazhou, Sichuan 🌿, is a millennium-old town "nestled by mountains and water, thriving because of the water"! Once known as the bustling "Little Chongqing" and the "Three Rivers Six Docks," it still retains an enchanting ancient charm and the unpretentious lively atmosphere of old streets 🔥 🌟【Ultimate Core Experience Guide】🌟 🎪 Intangible Cultural Heritage Spectacle: Don’t miss the national intangible cultural heritage "Sanhui Caoting Festival"! Watch an 8-9 meter high "aerial drama" performed on a tiny 4-square-meter stage, with thrills off the charts 💫 (Best viewing time: 16th to 18th day of the third lunar month) 🏮 Slow Time in the Ancient Town: Stroll through the narrow old streets where tangled power lines add to the local vibe ~ In the early morning, be sure to visit the dock to witness the unique sight of cars being ferried across the river 🚢 This is a cultural scene that will soon disappear! 🎯 Must-Visit Checklist: ▫️ Sanhui White Pagoda: Climb the tallest tower in northeast Sichuan at 43.9 meters and enjoy a 360° panoramic view of the confluence of the three rivers and the entire ancient town! So beautiful it brings tears 😭 ▫️ Five Major Ancient Building Complexes: Including the Tianhou Palace and Yuwang Palace ruins, a time travel back to the Ming and Qing dynasties in a second ▫️ Bailaping Natural Oxygen Bar: Explore pristine natural attractions like Fairy Cave, perfect for stunning photos 📸 🚗【Transportation Tips】 ✔️ Train travelers: Accessible by K-series regular trains ✔️ Self-driving couples: 40 minutes by car from Quxian County town ✔️ From Chongqing: Take the interprovincial bus from Hechuan, super convenient! ✔️ Unique Experience: Be sure to take the car ferry! A 50-year-old traditional way to cross the river 🍜【Top 5 Foodie Picks】 1️⃣ Sanhui Shui Ba Kuai: Spicy and numbing cold tossed native chicken 🌶️ 2️⃣ Xinfei Tangyuan: Savory glutinous rice balls that will change your perception! 3️⃣ Guokui Stuffed with Cold Jelly: Crispy + chewy combo bomb 💥 4️⃣ Century Egg Tofu Pudding: Perfect with rice! 5️⃣ Special Vinegar Sauce: A 500-year-old brand souvenir gift 🎁 🏡【Accommodation Tips】 The town is full of down-to-earth family inns. We recommend booking Wang Jie Inn in advance on Trip.com for a truly homely feel!

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The millennium-old Confucian Temple located in the heart of Quxian city is absolutely stunning! 🤩 📍This Confucian Temple, originally built in the Northern Song Dynasty, is no ordinary site. The only surviving ancient architectural complex in northeastern Sichuan! The existing buildings date from the Qing Dynasty, from the Kangxi to Daoguang periods, making it a genuine "living history" textbook 📚 ✨The architectural features are simply breathtaking👇 ➡️Beautiful three-dimensional effect shaped by the mountain terrain! There are 12 tiers with 147 steps within a hundred-meter distance, with a vertical drop of 42 meters from the entrance to the Dacheng Hall. The 35-degree upward angle creates a stunning visual effect!! It also subtly conveys the meaning of "ascending step by step in sincere worship." A rare "no main gate design" in the whole country, with only two gates, "Sacred Domain" and "Virtuous Pass," set on either side of the screen wall, making it unique in the world of Confucian Temples~ ➡️Must-check details here 👀 ✔️The Lingxing Gate, a six-pillar, five-bay stone archway, stands over 11 meters tall! ✔️The railings on the three bridges over the Pan Pool are exquisitely carved to perfection ✔️The caisson ceiling in the Dacheng Hall hides a secret: An octagonal caisson with a red Taiji (Yin-Yang) symbol, symbolizing the mysteries of Taiji and Bagua 💫 ✔️The four characters "Palace Wall Ten Thousand Ren" on the screen wall are said to be personally inscribed by Emperor Kangxi! 🎟️Important travel tips to mark down ✍️ Address: No. 93, Heping Street, Qujiang Town, Quxian Admission: Free! Free! (Important to say twice) Opening Hours: 09:00-11:00|14:30-17:00 (⚠️Closed on Fridays! Don’t come empty-handed!) Transportation: Take bus lines 1/2/3/5/6 in the county, get off at "Houxi Roundabout Station" and walk there 🚶‍♀️

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【Treasure of the Han Que World】✨ 80% of the Han Dynasty stone que are hidden in the magical land of Bashu, and Quxian alone boasts 6 sites with 7 Han que 1️⃣ Pu Jiawan Uninscribed Que 📸Pics 6-7 Exclusive to the Eastern Han! The unique double-stone splicing technique remains a mystery to this day 🔍Must-see: "Dong Yong Serving His Father" filial piety scene + unicycle 🚲 relief ⚡Exclusive highlight: The only double-stone joint structure in the country—is it a technical breakthrough or a helpless measure? 2️⃣ Shenfu Jun Que 📸Pics 2-5 Officially certified National Protection No. 001❗ Precisely spaced double que 21.78 meters apart 💡Unlock the Han people's obsession with symmetry 3️⃣ Wangjiaping Uninscribed Que 📸Pics 8-9 An "action blockbuster" from the late Eastern Han 🎬 The relief "Jing Ke Assassinating Qin" is stunningly performed 🗡️Feel the heartbeat of history amid flashing swords and blades 4️⃣ Feng Huan Que 📸Pics 14-15 The Hermès of Han que! A textbook example of architectural proportions 🏆The only surviving perfect Eastern Que at 4.38 meters ✨See how the taotie pattern slays the scene with its lines 💎Dougong bracket details: a 1:1 replica of Han Dynasty wooden structure essence 5️⃣ Zhaojiacun West Uninscribed Que 📸Pics 10-13 & Zhaojiacun East Uninscribed Que 📷Pics 16-18 Super detailed five-story que tower structure 🔎 Beam layer → Stone slab layer → Dougong bracket layer → Square stone layer 🏗️A live encyclopedia of Han Dynasty architecture Standing before these stone que, you can almost hear the chiseling of Han craftsmen and see the bustling scene of carriages and horses 2,000 years ago...⏳

Travel Through a Millennium of Han Dynasty Architecture 📍Location: Within the China Han Que Park, Qu County, Dazhou, Sichuan Although wooden structures from the Han Dynasty have long disappeared, the Han Que here perfectly replicates the original appearance! ✔️ Han Dynasty Dougong brackets ✔️ Beams and columns ✔️ Eaves ✔️ Tile work ✔️ Roof You could say this place is a living textbook of Han Dynasty architecture 🧐 🗿 About Han Que A Que is a pair of buildings standing on either side of city gates, tombs, palace gates, or ancestral temples. The well-preserved Han Que that still exist are mostly concentrated in the Bashu region. Seeing these buildings from over two thousand years ago really gives you a feeling of time travel ✨ ⚰️ Mysterious Han Tomb Site Special praise for the well-preserved Han tomb site! It was carved out of a single rock, and the identity of the tomb owner has yet to be discovered 😮 A couple buried in separate chambers ✔️ Total area 25㎡ ✔️ Male owner's chamber 12㎡ ✔️ Female owner's chamber 9㎡ ✔️ Distinctive Han brick patterns ✔️ Complete drainage system ✔️ Large number of pottery artifacts found Imagine how people a thousand years ago managed to complete such an exquisite engineering feat!

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The Dazhou Spring Break Cultural and Tourism Discount Season is fully launched! Starting from April 1st, multiple scenic spots across the city are jointly offering exclusive benefits for students and families, including ticket discounts, dining and accommodation deals, cultural experiences, and outdoor activities. 1️⃣ From April 1st to 30th, Bashan Grand Canyon offers free Taoxigu + Elephant Cave tickets to students nationwide, along with an immersive spring break hiking treasure hunt featuring Bashan culture scenes; 2️⃣ During the same period, Batai Mountain offers free first-entry tickets to teachers and students nationwide; 3️⃣ Sanren Valley offers a 60% discount on first-entry tickets for students and parents; 4️⃣ Biyao Bay is free on April 1st, and from April 2nd to 30th, all-access tickets are 9.9 yuan; 5️⃣ Panshi Yuehu Scenic Area (Longhu · Butterfly Valley) offers student single-entry tickets at 38 yuan and annual passes at 99 yuan including rafting from April 15th to 19th; 6️⃣ Luojiaba Ruins Museum offers an additional 30% off student tickets on top of the half-price discount; 7️⃣ Feiyun Hot Springs offers discounted ticket prices from April 18th to 22nd; 8️⃣ Diyuan Ecological Farm, Moonlight Forest Health Resort, and Kaijiang Jinshan Scenic Area all offer exclusive discounts for students and families across various services; 9️⃣ Yunfeng Tea Valley Homestay offers a 20% discount from April 18th to 22nd and hosts tea picking and making experiences; 🔟 Zhuhu · Jinjiang Hotel and Dazhou District Forest Impression Homestay simultaneously launch student and family room and hot spring discounts. The spring scenery is beautiful, the mountains and fields are lush—come to Dazhou and start your unique journey now!

Discover the breathtaking spring scenery along the Sichuan-Shaanxi route! ✨ The more storms and snow you endure, the more springs you will meet. The spring breeze is gentle, never rushing the budding of branches and leaves; it is the result of countless earnest blooms, gradually forming a complete spring. May we all face the spring sunshine without rushing or making a grand spectacle, simply becoming our unique selves with heart. Every journey is to protect the attachments behind us. The secret route from Dazhou, Sichuan to Hanzhong, Shaanxi is truly the most romantic spring encounter route! 😍 From Qu County in Dazhou City, Sichuan Province, passing through Tongjiang County, to Hanzhong City in Shaanxi Province, the scenery along the way is picturesque and beautiful. This is also a cultural tourism route promoted by Hanzhong City. With light snow still falling and the chill of early spring, the mist and remaining snow on the mountain tops, red tiles and green trees by the mountain streams, the green tips of tea gardens on the slopes, the yellow rapeseed flowers lining the roads, and the flowing river with a broken bridge in the distance create a bustling spring scene that invites you to stop your car and fully enjoy it, making you reluctant to leave and driving away the cold. Though the scenery and people are beautiful, my thoughts wander—will the pre-Qingming tea harvest suffer due to the frost? ❄️Spring Scenery in the Snow: · Mountain tops shrouded in mist with lingering snow · Red tiles and green trees dotting the mountain streams · Golden rapeseed flowers stubbornly blooming in the snow Such a dreamy snowy spring scene is a perfect shot anytime! 📸 🌼Must-Visit Spots: 1. Rapeseed flower fields along the way: a sea of golden flowers contrasting with distant mountains 2. Tea gardens: feel the budding greenery of spring 3. Flowing river and broken bridge: a highly atmospheric photo spot 🧥Outfit Tips: Waterproof boots + warm jacket recommended White or bright-colored clothing looks best in photos! 💡Tips: 1. Viewing period: mid-March to early April 2. Driving note: some mountain roads are narrow 3. Temperature comfort: large temperature difference between morning and evening

📧 Dazhou, Sichuan is known as the hometown of Chinese Han Que, located within Qu County. Qu County refers to the Qu River basin and is called the hometown of Han Que due to the abundance of Han Que relics⛩️ These Han Que are the largest number of Han Dynasty stone carvings discovered in China to date. They began in the Western Han, flourished in the Eastern Han, and ended in the Sui and Tang dynasties. There are more than 60 in total🌏 The Han Que Museum is China's first museum themed on Han Que culture and is also the country's first high-tech cultural museum without a core artifact display, using digital virtual presentations as the main exhibition method. The museum provides a comprehensive introduction to Han Que🌟 Among the Han Que in Qu County, 17 typical representatives have been listed as national key cultural relics protection units—Feng Huan Que, Zhaojiaping Que, Yong'an Que, Qianqiu Festival Que, Anboling Que, Xiaodi Que, and others. The most famous are the "Feng Huan Que" and "Shen Fujun Que," which were among the first batch of national key relics. Feng Huan Que features exquisite carvings and superb craftsmanship; Shen Fujun Que is a double Que. If you visit Qu County in Dazhou, be sure not to miss these. Since the attractions are scattered, it is best to drive yourself or hire a car🚕 No admission fee