4.6/5
Anonymous userAt night, the entire canyon lights up, outlining the buildings and reflecting them in the stream, creating a dreamlike fairyland scene against the backdrop of the starry sky. Especially during the "Blue Hour" half an hour after sunset, the sky turns a deep blue, paired with warm yellow lights, making for excellent photo opportunities. However, there are many stone paths and steps within the scenic area, making it unsuitable for long skirts or high heels, and inconvenient for strollers. Some viewing platforms also lack seating, requiring long periods of standing and waiting. Additionally, the area is somewhat commercialized; for example, a grilled sausage costs 10 yuan, which I personally found a bit expensive!
4.5/5Anonymous userIt's worth visiting, but there's still a lot of development going on in the surrounding area. There are many guesthouses in the scenic area, but the environment is a bit like a development zone, all crowded and chaotic. The scenic area itself is still worth a visit; the scenery is quite beautiful, and there are many old buildings. Having a guided tour is the best option. There's a place in the scenic area that sells delicious steamed buns with chili oil; at 10 yuan a serving, it's very reasonably priced.
4.5/5
懒宅小kIt's so-so, overly commercialized. The largest area is for cultural and creative products, but the signage is poor. There's no traditional Chinese style at all. Only the river view from the pavilion is worth seeing; it truly gives you a sense of the water and sky merging into one.
44.5/5
胡萝卜Mount Lu is a famous scenic area and is definitely worth visiting. The Three-Tiered Spring, Five Old Men Peak, the site of the Lushan Conference, Meilu Villa, Fairy Cave, Little Heavenly Pool, Hanpokou, Ruqin Lake, and the Botanical Garden are all excellent attractions.
54.7/5Anonymous userThe location is excellent, right around the Waishuangxi Cableway. The customer service was also very helpful, providing directions to the hotel in the evening. The hotel has convenient bathroom facilities, and the starry nights are romantic. It's also quite close to major attractions. Highly recommended!
64.6/5
youyouThe openwork blue-and-white porcelain photo spot was a popular spot for taking pictures, with long queues. The security guards were considerate, timing everyone to ensure they could get a shot. The museum itself has an industrial feel, and it's great for taking photos at night!
74.4/5
爱新觉罗-玄煜Definitely worth a visit! During the day, you can enter the park and play games with the NPCs to earn silver coins to exchange for small gifts and participate in auctions. Games include drumming, rock-paper-scissors, "3, 2, 1, look this way," and push-ups, etc. At night, the lights are incredibly photogenic. Be sure to check the show times and durations to avoid running back and forth. The fire-pot and water-based fire-pot shows, iron flower displays, and drone shows are fantastic; arrive early to secure a good spot. If you're staying at a hotel within the scenic area, be sure to inquire about the check-out time. I didn't stay at a hotel within the scenic area, but I heard that check-out is at 7 AM the next morning!
84.5/5M36***96This was my first time visiting Wugong Mountain. The scenery along the way was beautiful, with dense forests in the first section and alpine meadows in the second. Although it was tiring to climb all the way to the Golden Summit, it was well worth the trip.
94.7/5Anonymous userWhy go to the Haihunhou Museum? For me personally, it's to see what true wealth really is, what a real mountain of gold and silver looks like, and to witness firsthand the different forms of gold. Liu He, the Han Dynasty emperor who reigned for only 27 days, may have enjoyed a short period of glory, but his accumulation of wealth was astonishing. It is said that the Haihunhou tomb yielded 480 gold artifacts, including gold discs, gold pendants, gold hoof-shaped gold pieces, and gold plates, totaling 115 kilograms. This is the largest amount of gold ever discovered in a Han Dynasty tomb in my country, even exceeding the total amount of gold artifacts unearthed in previous Han Dynasty tombs.
104.3/5
THALIA C.Our tour guide, Xiaofeng, was a gentle and polite young man. He explained things attentively and was very familiar with the museum's collection. He provided detailed explanations of the development of ceramic technology in various dynasties and the museum's finest pieces. It turns out he was even a student at a ceramics university! No wonder he was so professional and detailed. I learned a lot from his explanations and highly recommend him.
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