4.4/5
E20***18Jiucaiping is a picturesque spot, a vast expanse of grassland. Be prepared for the wind, as it can be quite strong. I recommend taking the cable car up and the sightseeing bus down. The sightseeing bus doesn't reach the summit, requiring a rather tiring climb, while the cable car takes you directly to the summit. Of course, consider the cable car wait times.
4.5/5
旺财沛It's worth going. The scenery is great and it's completely pet-friendly. The puppy ran happily on the grassland. The ticket price is 18 per person, and children and seniors over 65 are free. If you drive a car including a driver, the ticket price is 98. It's worth it. I love the wave road experience.
4.1/5
荷塘晓月626Buying tickets online was very convenient, but the entrances to the scenic area weren't clearly marked, leaving me unsure of which way to go! The buses to the scenic area were all private minibuses with no clear boarding points, making the management seem rather chaotic. The scenic area itself was still very fun and worth visiting! It was my first time soaking in the waterfall hot springs; the waterfalls were spectacular, and the scenery was beautiful! However, there were still no clear maps of the scenic area, and you had to climb up to find the location of each pool! Overall, I feel the management of the scenic area needs improvement!
4.5/5
yexxhhThis is a worthwhile 5A scenic spot, not far from Liupanshui city center, easily accessible by car or taxi. For most tourists, the cable car is recommended for the entire journey. The cable car operates in two sections, requiring a 200-meter walk between the two sections to reach the other. The combined length of the two sections is likely the longest cable car in China. If driving, you can park at the cable car starting station parking lot. After getting off at the cable car end, it's recommended to take the paid shuttle bus inside the station for convenience. Once at the foot of the mountain, take the rotating cable car back up to the summit – a great experience! Continue your tour and enjoy panoramic views of Meihua Mountain. On a clear day, it's a fantastic spot for photos. Then, slowly walk down the mountain. I don't recommend dining at the revolving restaurant at the summit, as the viewing platform outside is no longer open, making it less interesting. The restaurant is also expensive and has a limited selection. You can still enjoy the same panoramic views of the mountain from the lower level…
4.5/5
娇滴滴Luoji Mountain is a north-south trending mountain range located in Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province. It is named for its shape, which resembles the spiral-shaped hair bun of an ancient maiden. The main peak, Bian'e'eha, reaches an altitude of 4354.2 meters (as of 2023). Spanning Xichang, Puge, and Dechang counties, it covers a total area of approximately 2450 square kilometers. The mountain is composed of Sinian sandstone and conglomerate, preserving Quaternary glacial relics such as cirques and glacial grooves. It contains over 50 glacial lakes, the largest of which is Dahai Lake. The mountain exhibits distinct vertical climate characteristics, with vegetation including Yunnan pine forests, fir primeval forests, over 30 species of wild rhododendrons, and alpine meadows, creating a magnificent sea of flowers every May. It is home to national first-class protected plants such as silver-leaf osmanthus and fragrant fruit trees, and is inhabited by rare animals such as red pandas and serows. It is also rich in medicinal herbs such as cordyceps and fritillaria, as well as mineral deposits of gold, silver, and copper. The scenic area includes natural landscapes such as hot spring waterfalls and colorful lakes. The mountain climate is changeable; while riding the cable car up and down the mountain, the sky is blue and the clouds are white, but when you reach Dahai Lake, it's shrouded in mist, offering a unique view. When you first enter the forest, the sun is out, but after a while, it starts to drizzle. The climate here is pleasant, and the scenery is extremely beautiful!
4.3/5M39***18I went there twice in two days. Yesterday, it rained, so I climbed up. Today, I went back again specifically for the slide. Here's a summary: 1. The cable car only reaches Guangfu Temple, which is halfway up the mountain, not the summit! 2. There are four options for getting up the mountain. One is to climb up, which takes about 20 minutes and isn't tiring. Even children as young as eight or nine can make the climb on their own. The second option is to take the cable car, but I personally don't think it's worth it. The third option is to drive to Guangfu Temple, but there's limited parking up there, so getting there early is better. The fourth option is to take a bus from the front entrance that goes up the mountain for 5 yuan. 3. Guangfu Temple is full of monkeys. Don't hold peanuts in your hands when you eat them, as they'll snatch them. I was robbed, and I was terrified. 4. The slide down the mountain is really fun. You can climb up and take the slide down. It's 40 yuan one way, and it's quite thrilling. The kids had a blast. 5. The cable car and slide are located separately from the mountain climb; it takes about 8-10 minutes to walk there. There's a bus to Guangfu Temple near the climb up.
4.6/5
yccuiPassing through Xichang, we visited Qionghai Lake, located in Xichang City, Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province. It is the second largest freshwater lake in Sichuan Province. Anciently known as Qiongchi, it is a rift lake from the Early Pleistocene, formed approximately 1.8 million years ago. Xichang, the capital of Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture, is best known as a satellite launch site and for Qionghai Lake, which circumferentially spans over 30 kilometers.
4.4/5
_uc***64The scenery is beautiful, but there's some traffic. Traffic jams happen because some people think they're smarter than others and skip the line, overtaking from the side lanes and blocking oncoming traffic. I've taken photos of these cars skipping the line and exposing them, hoping to foster public scrutiny and promote social progress. We can't always let those who skip the line take advantage while those with public morals suffer.
4.3/5che***66The service was excellent, punctual, warm, and attentive. The car was comfortable, clean, and odor-free. They enthusiastically introduced local attractions and customs, helping us plan the best travel route. Tengchong boasts beautiful scenery and a pleasant climate, making it highly recommended.
4.6/5
Anonymous userXingwen Stone Sea is a treasure-treasure tourist attraction. The scenic area is very large, with stone sea, tiankeng, cave, Bai people's village and hanging coffins, as well as many amusement facilities. The overall travel is convenient. There are tourist buses at the high-speed rail station and when returning to the scenic area. You can save time by buying tickets, sightseeing buses and boat tickets, and return buses online. Generally, you can complete all routes in about 5 hours, and it is said that it does not require physical effort.
