Things to do in Ankang

I went during the National Day holiday, entering through the North Gate. If you go early, you can drive in and park at the boat dock. Later, due to traffic restrictions, cars aren't allowed in, so you'll have to park outside and take the shuttle bus or walk in. The island scenery is beautiful. This saves you from having to go to Houliu Water Town to take a boat; you get both a boat ride and scenic views here, making it more cost-effective. I recommend it.

The vegetation in Nanshan is very good, and the air quality is good, but it consumes too much physical energy, especially the section from the Thousand Steps to Guanyin Wanghai is full of steps, which is too tiring! When I arrived at Guanyin Wanghai, I saw the floating sea of clouds, which was very beautiful. The signs of the scenic area are not clear, and the tour map has been punctured by the trekking pole. It needs to be updated quickly!

There was no particularly difficult part of the walk from the bus up to the lake, suitable for both the elderly and children. The scenery along the way was too messy, and there was nothing particularly interesting. The fishing tools I bought at the scenic spot were probably too cold, so there were very few fish. The water was very deep where there were fish, so the children didn't experience the fun of fishing. They came in empty-handed and came out empty-handed.

Quite disappointing. The water surface is small, there aren't many bays, the artificial landscaping is clunky, and the service facilities are inadequate. The electric cart drivers between the pier and parking lot were constantly rude to customers. Overall, a poor experience. It can't compare to Qiandao Lake in the south, nor to Songhua Lake in the north.

Shiquan Ancient Street is a stone-paved ancient street in Shiquan County, close to the Han River, with a long history. The well-preserved East Gate and West Gate, as well as the rebuilt South Gate, make people feel like they have traveled back to ancient times. Walking on the ancient street, you can feel the strong historical atmosphere. The food on Shiquan Ancient Street is mouth-watering, especially the inflated steamed bun, which is crispy on the outside and soft and crispy on the inside. It is a unique delicacy in Shiquan Old Street. Tasting these delicacies will undoubtedly add a unique fun to the trip. Shiquan Old Street is brightly lit at night, and the big red lanterns under the eaves illuminate the entire street, creating a warm and romantic atmosphere. The Shiguo Fish Restaurant is very lively and is a good place to taste local food and enjoy nightlife.

You can drive in. The mountain road in the scenic area is not long. The scenery of the alpine meadow is really good and suitable for taking pictures. The blue sky and white clouds, the mountains are overlapping. Standing on the top of the mountain, you feel very close to the sky. Sometimes the sun shines, and sometimes the breeze blows. The scenery is superb. It is best to bring some food into the mountain, and instant noodles with boiled water are also fine. Just don't litter.

During the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, the Wu family from Shanhua County, Changsha Prefecture, Hunan Province moved to Hanyin, Shaanxi Province, and began to reclaim wasteland, build farmland, dikes and build embankments. For more than 200 years, the Fengyan Ancient Terraces have been in use to this day.

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It retains the intact structure and non-commercial character of a major commercial town during the Ming and Qing dynasties, making it an ideal spot for visitors seeking a deeper understanding of the Han River culture and the Qinba Mountains. The core of Shuhe Ancient Town The ancient town has not undergone large-scale commercial transformation, and its architectural complex, including bluestone streets, wooden buildings, and rammed-mud horse-head walls, is remarkably well-preserved. There are 102 designated ancient dwellings and five provincial-level cultural relics. The brick carvings of the Huangzhou Guild Hall and the Ming Dynasty relics of the mosque are particularly valuable.

After thousands of years, the natural karst cave is still alive. It is not big and suitable for the elderly and children. You can also go down to the river to pick up stones, and you can also take a walk in the nearby Iron Ancient Town.