Things to do in Suizhou

The buildings are magnificent, the environment is beautiful, and the cultural heritage is rich. The eight great achievements of Emperor Yan are described in detail. The park is of moderate size, easy to walk in, has a high forest coverage, and there is a chrysanthemum exhibition in the park. The park is clean, tidy, and comfortable.

I was hesitant about visiting Dahong Mountain after arriving in Suizhou. The ticket price was quite expensive, and there weren't many buses from downtown Suizhou. However, after arriving, I found it to be quite good. The transportation service within the scenic area was excellent; each point was about a 30-minute walk away, so it wasn't tiring.

The scenery was alright, but when I went, many of the ginkgo leaves had already fallen, and many trees were bare. The park isn't very big; it takes a little over an hour to walk around. It's suitable for middle-aged and elderly people to take photos and check in. Most of the attractions are artificially restored, and the ticket price is a bit expensive.

Stepping into the Zenghouyi Tomb ruins, the rammed earth beneath your feet bears a thousand years of history, while the massive coffin chamber before you radiates the grandeur of the Warring States Period. The documentary depicts the excavation of 15,400 artifacts, a truly breathtaking experience. Although the original chime bells have been relocated, the remains still offer a glimpse into the exquisite beauty of their "one bell, two tones." With a tranquil environment and attentive service, history here is no longer abstract, but a tangible echo of civilization.

The children like it very much. The park is not very big, but there are still many entertainment facilities to play with. It is okay to bring children to play. The Daughter Kingdom Hot Spring in the park is very good, with many pools and good service attitude!

The renovated Suizhou Museum is an immersive classroom experience in the "Bronze Kingdom." As a national first-class museum, its collection of over 10,000 artifacts is dazzling, with national treasures like the Zenghouyi chime bells striking a chord. Glasses-free 3D and VR technology allow visitors to "travel back to the Warring States Period," while chime bell music and dance performances further highlight the charm of ritual and music civilization. This unforgettable blend of ancient and modern experiences is a true testament to the unforgettable nature of the past and present.

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The Journey to the West rafting cleverly blends elements of the classic novel, bringing the fantastical story into the natural landscape. Carefully arranged "monster" sculptures, water curtain caves, and other scenes along the way make the rafting experience fun and immersive, as if you've stepped into a mythological world. The water flow is designed with both gentle and rapid currents, offering a moderate level of excitement, making it suitable for families or friends to enjoy together. While enjoying the coolness and fun of rafting, you can relive classic scenes, making it a highly themed and creative way to beat the summer heat. Safety measures are in place, making it worth a try.

First, the telephone number for consultation was a dead number when I checked it online. I saw the same number on the publicity board of the scenic spot, so I typed "the number you dialed is a dead number" in front of the staff. Second, it is not suitable for people over 50 years old or in poor health to travel here: (1) The small bus can drive to the ancient city on the top of the mountain, but it doesn't drive, so you have to get off halfway and walk this section. The distance is not far, the driving is high and the mountain is steep, it is tiring, very tiring. (2) The starting station of the small bus is too far from the gate, and there are no trees on the road to provide shade, and the skin is sunburned. (3) There are few toilets and they are particularly dirty. It is not a state-owned scenic spot, and it is eager for quick success.