Things to do in Fengning

If you're traveling with elderly people, you need to consider their physical condition. Walking the whole way can be tiring for those who aren't physically fit. There aren't many decent restaurants inside, and the food at the restaurants is just so-so, plus the prices are relatively high.

Once you arrive in Fengning, you must drive the Hundred-Mile Sky Road. I've been here before in the summer, and this National Day holiday I came again, and it was absolutely stunning. There were greens, purples, and mostly golden hues—it was breathtaking. The entire route was almost entirely paved, so even sedans could drive comfortably. A perfect score! I'll definitely come back next year.

The scenery is particularly great. I caught up with the most beautiful time of the Colorful Forest. Off-road is also highly recommended. When playing the package project, the order was messed up. The staff arranged to take the sightseeing bus again for free, which is very humane.

Clouds drift across the Bashang Grassland, wind sweeps across the plains. On the grasslands above the clouds, encounter both wilderness and gentleness. Watch the clouds drift and the wind ripples through the grass, see the sunset sink behind the distant mountains, and the sky ablaze with the colors of the sunset painting the meadows. All weariness will be soothed by this mountain wilderness. 🌄

I drove here with friends and spent a long time exploring the forest. The scenery was lush and green, the temperature was cool, the lakeside was perfect for photos, the little train experience was unique, and we even got to experience Manchu culture – it was definitely worth the trip.

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We were in a hurry, so we decided to go to the Forest Park and play for a while. We could enter from the South Gate and return to the park from the second exit. We drove all the way to the North Gate. There was no special scenery along that road, so we didn’t have to go there. We can walk the green Baili Tianlu again next year.

I have been there several times, mainly to take my children to play. It is also a large amusement park with many children's play facilities. There are many people in the peak and valley periods and you need to queue up. There are also large performances and horses from various countries.

I went to the Great Khan's Palace a year ago. It was raining and not many people were there. The rain and the wind were very cold. I took a quick look around and had a brief understanding of the history of Mongolian culture and felt the ruggedness of the horseback culture.

We arrived at the Badaling Great Wall in the afternoon (almost 3 PM!). Even though there were quite a lot of people, both locals and tourists, it wasn't as crowded as I'd expected.We took the south-side funicular railway since the north-side cable car was closed. We headed back down around 5:30 PM, taking the funicular again.Although we didn't spend much time up there, we still enjoyed the atmosphere and took tons of photos!One tip: If you're planning to buy round-trip tickets for the cable car or funicular, make sure to allow enough time for queuing, especially during peak hours, as the lines can get pretty long.