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Guest User: When I came to Daye for a business trip, this hotel was my fixed place. Special thanks to Xiao Xu at the front desk, every time I go to the store, I am warm and thoughtful, and I am patient to help deal with any problems. The rooms are clean and well-equipped, and every stay is very comfortable. I recommend friends who travel frequently!
No. 1 Special Dongfeng East Road, Dongfeng Subdistrict
From VND 992,471
dh123123: The location is in the center of the city. The only downside is that parking is not convenient. The hotel does not have its own parking lot. You have to grab parking spaces. Others are okay. The house is also very hygienic and clean!
No. 3-3, Buildings 1-4, Lianghutianxia, No. 33 Dongfeng East Road
From VND 341,162
Guest User: My stay at Atour Hotel Huangshi was absolutely fantastic! The location is superb, very close to Daye North Station, making transportation incredibly convenient. The hotel's overall environment is clean and elegant, with public areas that are tidy and comfortable. My room had great natural light, and the cleanliness was impeccable. The bedding was soft and comfy, and the toiletries were clean and effective, making for a very relaxing and worry-free stay. The front desk staff were warm, polite, and responsive, with a friendly demeanor. The breakfast ingredients were fresh, with a wide variety of options, and tasted quite good. This hotel is perfect for both short trips and business travel. I'll definitely choose this place again next time I'm in Daye!
No. 6, Luojiajing Road, Dongyuelu Subdistrict
From VND 1,066,131
Guest User: Choosing the right hotel for a business trip is crucial! This hotel perfectly met all my needs: a prime location close to my work destination with convenient transportation nearby. The in-room workspace was thoughtfully designed with a spacious desk, well-placed power outlets and USB ports, and high-speed internet made video conferencing a breeze. The bedding was comfortable and supportive, really helping to ease the fatigue of business travel, and the air conditioning was quiet, ensuring an undisturbed rest. The breakfast selection was extensive, and the front desk service was both warm and efficient.
No. 68 Xinye Avenue
From VND 1,035,116
Guest User: The room was spacious and bright, clean and tidy, with good soundproofing, so it was very quiet at night. The location was excellent. The hotel overall was very quiet, and the hygiene was well maintained. There were no strange odors in the room, and the facilities were complete and in good working order. The front desk staff, Xianglai, provided exceptionally professional and efficient service. Check-in/check-out was quick, and they were friendly and approachable. Any requests were handled promptly, and the attention to detail in their service was excellent. I was thoroughly impressed and satisfied with everything. They were always quick to resolve any issues. The price was also reasonable, making for a comfortable and worry-free stay. I'll definitely choose this hotel again for my next trip.
No. 266 Yuanbo Avenue, Jinshan Subdistrict
From VND 1,240,589
Guest User: The room is spacious and clean, the air conditioning has precise temperature control, the business office is convenient, the cleaning products are healthy, and the hot dry noodles for breakfast taste authentic!
No. 19 Baihua Road
From VND 697,831
Guest User: The room was very clean and tidy, the breakfast had a wide variety of options, and the front desk staff were very helpful. Highly recommended.
No. 147-1 Daye Avenue, Chengbei Development Zone
From VND 639,679
Anonymous User: This stay experience exceeded expectations! The location is excellent, it is very convenient to travel by taxi and visit the surrounding business districts. The check-in efficiency at the front desk is high, the staff is warm and polite, and take the initiative to inform the surrounding food points. The rooms are spotless, the bathroom has no smell, the hot water is stable, the mattress is moderately hard and soft, the sound insulation effect is very good, and I sleep until dawn. The price is full, and I will give priority to this next trip. I highly recommend it to everyone.
No. 18-3 Qianta Road
From VND 364,423
Guest User: very nice and very helpful 设施：好 卫生：棒 环境：👍 服务：👍
No. 9 Donggang Road
From VND 953,703
Landequming～～: The room is quite big, the price is very high, suitable for business trips, the environment is also very good, the service is also very thoughtful, the facilities are quite new, every time I come to this hotel
No. 1-75, Building 5, Guangsha Mingcheng, Qianta Road
From VND 356,669
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Core Attractions Xiandao Lake: Hubei's Thousand Island Lake, Sky City's super large glass observation deck; college students enjoy discounted tickets, and tourists from Jiangsu and Yongzhou get free admission on weekdays. Jintun Bay offers excellent photo opportunities for lake view sunsets. Dongfang Mountain: Free entry to the mountain, the night tour of Dongchang Pavilion is beautiful; current middle and high school students get free admission with their exam permits, and primary and secondary school students get free admission. Huangshi National Mining Park: Asia's No. 1 pit, student ID gets half price, you can experience underground exploration and the mining train. Xisai Mountain: A famous poetic and picturesque mountain on the Yangtze River, tourists from Jiangsu and Yongzhou get free admission on weekdays, but the long holiday policy is suspended. Free Night Tour Spots: Huaxin 1907 Industrial Cultural and Creative Park, Weisuwan Tang Style Street, Cihu Lake Loop Trail. OCT Dinosaur Kingdom: A parent-child dinosaur theme park, get a 20 RMB discount with a Chu Super League ticket stub. Discount Benefits Students: Half price at Mining Park; Xiandao Lake and Dongchang Pavilion both offer student benefits; middle and high school exam takers get free entry to Dongchang Pavilion. Chu Super League Ticket Stub: Discounts at major scenic spots, instant discount at Dinosaur Park, buy one get one free at Dongchang Pavilion. Jiangsu/Yongzhou Registered Tourists: Xiandao Lake and Xisai Mountain offer free first admission on weekdays. Specialty Food Huangshi Gangbing, Xisai Mandarin Fish, fried potato slices, Taizi Tofu, average 30 RMB per person. Travel Tips Accessible by a 1.5-hour drive from Wuhan, there are special tourist lines connecting attractions within the city; wear sun protection in summer, prepare equipment for water activities at Xiandao Lake, and book popular B&Bs in advance.
During summer vacation, surrounding hotels skyrocket in price, offering mediocre environments and basic amenities. Want to enjoy water activities, sightseeing, and cultural experiences? Have to pay separately for each! Even in the sweltering summer heat, you have to travel to different locations to check off your itinerary. Who can tolerate this?! After much effort, I finally found a four-in-one all-in-one hotel! Huajiantang, a luxury travel brand under Huazhu Group, guarantees quality. One stay unlocks four family-friendly experiences: water activities, accommodation, sightseeing, and intangible cultural heritage experiences. No hidden costs, offering unbeatable value compared to surrounding scenic area hotels: 🌊Water Activities: Enjoy a summer of fun in the Feihua Infinity Pool. The children's shallow end is safe. Includes a double ticket to the Dinosaur Park Water World, double the fun for kids – enough to keep them entertained all day! 🏠Accommodation: A tranquil, private family-friendly courtyard with panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and forests. Spacious and private, including breakfast for two, welcome fruit, and a customized gift bag – maximum comfort! 🌿Outings: Includes 800 [units of currency] within the park. Lakeside boardwalk, lakeside beach, and non-motorized playground – stroll along Cihu Lake and watch the sunset, capturing natural scenery effortlessly, saving you the hassle of visiting separate attractions. 🖌Intangible Cultural Heritage: Experience Yangxin cloth appliqué painting, traditional mugwort hammer making, and other parent-child activities – immerse yourself in local traditional culture in an entertaining and educational way. Plus, stays before July 12th get a free upgrade to a 2.4m super king-size bed! Happiness can be this simple! Where the heart finds peace is amidst the flowers, a short drive from Wuhan. A one-stop solution for family travel – food, accommodation, entertainment, and culture. No more spending extra money or making mistakes during summer vacation with the kids. Huangshi Weisuwan Huajianjing · Guilu Hotel
Summer vacation is here! We've compiled some of the best spots within Hubei Province and around Wuhan for cooling off and playing in the water. You can head to the mountains on weekends to enjoy the cool breeze, splash around, and have a truly relaxing time. 1. Juren Gou (p1-3) 2. Shennongjia (p4-8) 3. Yangshan River (p9-11) 4. Yinjiafan, Xianning (p12-14) 5. Daquan Gou (p15-16) 6. Huashizui Beauty Valley (p17-18) If you have plenty of time, you can stay a few days. If you're short on time, some places are just an hour or two away by car, so you can make a round trip in one day. These are truly magical places, so be sure to save this list! 🔥
Meihong Mountain Travelogue: A Leisurely Escape in the "Back Garden of Huangshi" in Southeastern Hubei — A National 3A Scenic Spot, Rated in 2016, Located in Aotou Village, Lingxiang Town, Daye City, About a 40-Minute Drive from Daye Urban Area. Departure: From Daye North Station heading southwest, diving into the greenery of Lingxiang Town Leaving Daye North Station, drive along S315 towards Lingxiang Town. Once you pass Lingluo Road and turn into the Meihong Tunnel, your phone signal starts to waver, and the mountain terrain suddenly steepens — Meihong Mountain has arrived. The scenic area covers 13.6 square kilometers, with the highest peak at 826 meters above sea level. It has a subtropical monsoon climate. Official data states the peak summer temperature is 32°C, with a 3-6°C temperature difference between the mountain top and base, making it a well-known local summer retreat. A friend in the car joked, "This is basically Huangshi’s 'Guling.'" Tickets cost 35 RMB (subject to occasional adjustments on Trip.com/official sources), parking is 5 RMB/day, which is quite reasonable for a 3A-level site. Chapter 1: Lexin Lake and the Hundred-Step Wishing Bridge The first stop after entering the mountain is Lexin Lake — a natural lake covering over 50 acres, surrounded by mountains on two sides, with water as still as a piece of jade. The lake has wild fish, said to be "naturally and purely grown according to natural laws," and whether you catch any depends on luck. A Hundred-Step Wishing Bridge (also called a suspension bridge or cable-stayed sky bridge) stretches across the lake, connecting two mountain bodies. Walking on it, you feel a slight sway; looking down, you see the lake water, and looking up, the green waves of bamboo groves and plum gardens. The middle of the bridge is the best photo spot — wear light-colored clothes and shoot against the light to fool your friends on social media with comments like "I’m in Switzerland." A few steps beyond the bridge is Leshan Lake (over 20 acres), slightly smaller than Lexin Lake. Nearby vegetable fields supply the scenic area’s farmhouse restaurant with fresh produce — cabbage, radishes, and chili peppers are freshly picked from the fields, which is a big plus and will be mentioned later when talking about food. Chapter 2: Plum Garden, Bamboo Forest, and the 826-Meter Breeze Meihong Mountain’s name is well-earned, with plum gardens, bamboo groves, and pine and fir forests as the main vegetation: the entire mountain has 16,000 acres of forest, including 2,000 acres of pine forest, 1,500 acres of fir forest, 1,000 acres of bamboo forest, 300 acres of fruit trees, and 200 acres of tea plantations. · Late winter to early spring (February to March) is the plum garden’s prime time, with red and white plum blossoms blooming in succession along the mountain paths; · Summer is for enjoying the bamboo forest and pine breeze; spending some time at the 826-meter peak’s wind station can reduce the heat brought from Wuhan by half; · In autumn, you can ask local homestays about tea-picking experiences near the tea plantations — not the main attraction but still fun. From the summit, you can overlook the villages of Lingxiang Town and the distant outline of Leishan in Chengui Town. On clear days, you can see the traffic on the Daguang Expressway crawling like beetles — this feeling of "being in the mountains with the world at your feet" is Meihong Mountain’s most underrated selling point. Chapter 3: Meihong Eco Hotel, Turning "Mountain Living" into a Four-Star Experience What makes Meihong Mountain special is that it’s not just a natural scenic spot to visit and leave; it also features the Meihong Eco Hotel, a registered four-star hotel. The hotel offers over 160 rooms and suites, including standalone wooden villas, presidential suites, lake-view and mountain-view rooms. The Chinese restaurant can accommodate 1,000 guests. There’s also a five-star farmhouse courtyard, a CS (combat simulation) battlefield, gym, KTV, team-building activities, fishing, and wellness center. In other words: Chapter 4: Dining at the Mountain Base · Lingxiang Town, nestled by the mountain, offers signature dishes like native chicken soup, bamboo shoot braised pork, and smoked cured meat; · The vegetables from Leshan Lake’s fields are freshly stir-fried and perfect with rice. After dinner, take a stroll along the lakeside trail. At night, Meihong Mountain is extremely quiet, with only the sounds of insects and wind rustling through the bamboo groves — a kind of tranquility you won’t find in Huangshi city. Details Location: Aotou Village, Lingxiang Town, Daye City (navigate to "Meihong Mountain Scenic Area" or "Meihong Tunnel") Rating: National 3A Ticket Price: 35 RMB/person (subject to the scenic area’s daily announcement; there have been free or reservation-based fluctuations) Opening Hours: Open all day (Visitor Center 8:00 AM - around 5:30 PM) Driving Route (from Wuhan): Wuhan Third Ring Road → Wuhuang/Wuhe Expressway → transfer to Daguang Expressway (Xinyu/Daye direction) → 3 KM before Daye Jinniu Exit, turn towards Xianning Jiayu → exit at Chengui Town → turn left off the highway → Lingxiang Town → Aotou Village Meihong Resort Hotel Public Transport: Take bus 802 from Daye urban area to "Meihong Mountain Station," about 40 minutes Best Seasons: Late winter to early spring (February-March) for plum blossoms | Summer for cooling off | Autumn for tea picking Suitable For: Family summer retreats (826m elevation is not steep, suitable for leisure) Suggested Itinerary If you include Meihong Mountain in your overall Daye/Huangshi trip, you can arrange it like this: 1. Daye city center → Tonglvshan Ancient Copper Mine Site → Leishan Scenic Area (4A, known for unique stones) 2. Meihong Mountain (Lexin Lake + Wishing Bridge + summit) → on the way back, you can detour to Longfeng Mountain (4A) or return to Daye for hot soup noodles Meihong Mountain is not a "must-check-off" breathtaking attraction, but it excels in relaxation — the mountain isn’t too high, the lakes aren’t too large, the hotel is four-star, and the food is clean and fresh. It’s perfect for locals from Wuhan, Huangshi, and Daye who want a weekend getaway without traveling far but still want to escape for a couple of days.
Travel Notes of Shangfeng Ancient Village: In the "Nine Ancient Marvelous Villages," Walk Through Six Hundred Years of Time at a Leisurely Pace Location: No. 1 Shangfeng Village, Jinhu Street, Daye City, Huangshi City, Hubei Province Rating: National 4A (officially rated in December 2025) | China Traditional Village · China Historical and Cultural Village Tickets: The ancient village itself is free to enter (parking about 10 RMB/car), experience projects are charged separately Before Entering the Village: A 600-Year-Old Village Hidden in the Mountains Heading south from Daye city center, about a fifteen-minute drive, the cityscape is swallowed by mountains. After the last turn, blue tiles and gray walls emerge from the woods—Shangfeng Ancient Village, locally known as the "Nine Ancient Marvelous Villages." At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, the Feng ancestors settled here among the mountains and waters, living here for over six hundred years. Villagers say they are descendants of Feng Jing, the top scholar of the Northern Song Dynasty, the one "mistakenly called Ma Liang"—regardless of genealogical proof, the scholarly and farming heritage is truly engraved in every blue brick. Act One: Bluestone Slabs Are the Keys of Time At the village entrance stands a millennium-old Chinese cornel tree (locally called "Thousand-Year-Old Tree Dad"), the first shock. The tree trunk is thick, the canopy umbrella-like, branches reaching skyward like a dragon’s claw refusing to touch the ground. A protective pavilion is built beside it—the old trunk is gone, but the petrified roots remain gnarled, silent yet powerful. Stepping into the village, the ground beneath your feet changes texture immediately: the bluestone slab road is polished smooth and shiny by countless footsteps, uneven like piano keys, each step playing the "bass notes." On both sides are over 40 Ming and Qing dynasty ancient residences, mainly Huizhou-style horse-head walls and white walls with dark tiles, mixed with the simple and sturdy Gan style—narrow door lintels, high thresholds, upturned eaves, like rows of old dreams unwilling to wake. Act Two: The Nine Ancients Are Alive, Not Just for Show The "Nine Ancients" of Shangfeng are not just slogans in a tour guide; you will encounter them as you walk through the village: Nine Ancients | How to Encounter | Feeling Ancient Residences | Grand official mansions, top scholar’s old homes... brick and wood structures, carved beams and painted rafters, exquisite courtyard drainage | When stepping over the high threshold, you smell the scent of old wood Ancient Trees | Millennium cornel tree + over 40 century-old camphor and maple trees | The shade feels like another season Ancient Wells | Spring well—still gushing water, so clear you want to cup a drink | "Gurgling," villagers still use it Ancient Stone Mill | Stone mill lying flat on the ground, nearly four meters in diameter | Imagine six hundred years of rice being milled here Ancient Paths | Bluestone ancient path on the back mountain, leading to Jiangxi, once a salt merchant route between Gan and E provinces | Deep in the grass, traces stubbornly remain Ancient Ancestral Halls / Ancient Steles / Ancient Ditches / Ancient Tombs | Scattered in alleys, hillsides, and wall bases | Not dramatic, but authentic I squatted by the spring well for a while. Water gushes up from stone cracks, overflowing the well edge and flowing along ancient ditches—this well neither dries up nor smells, nor pretends; it is like a living organ of the village, still beating. Act Three: The Old Village’s "New Way of Life"—Micro Renovation, Fine Enhancement The most precious thing about Shangfeng is that it was upgraded to 4A without turning into a commercial ancient street that empties villagers and replaces them with Hanfu rentals. The renovation logic is "micro renovation · fine enhancement"—the old auditorium became the Nine Ancients Storytelling Hall, electricity was installed under the ancient trees without damaging roots to create Big Tree Coffee, a derelict red brick house was transformed into a half-slope courtyard tea space, villagers donated old items to create the Shangfeng Memory Museum inside ancient residences, and a top scholar cake shop opened (combining Huangshigang cakes with top scholar culture). I ordered an iced brew at Big Tree Coffee and sat under the tree—above me were 600-year-old branches and leaves, in front of me rows of blue tiles, and around me the sound of wind through leaves and occasional voices from the ancestral hall. This coexistence of old and new without conflict is why it deserves the 4A rating. Act Four: Going Outward—Tianchi, Bamboo Sea, and Glass Sky Bridge If you only stroll through the ancient alleys, two to three hours is enough; if you want to explore the surroundings, it’s recommended to stay half a day or more: · Lushangjing Tianchi (Heavenly Pool Scenic Spot): A jade-green mountain pool, quiet, pure, with perfect reflections, a prime photo spot · Jinling Bamboo Sea: Tens of thousands of acres of bamboo forest, the whole mountain breathes with the wind, perfect for slow walks, daydreaming, and martial arts style photos · Yunhai Glass Sky Bridge / High-altitude Glass Rafting / Colorful Slide: Experience projects inside the scenic area; the timid can watch from afar, thrill-seekers can buy single tickets Before Leaving: The Weight of a Bowl of Firewood Rice Crust Porridge Lunch was at a farmhouse restaurant at the village entrance—firewood rice crust porridge, stir-fried local greens, spicy shredded pork, glutinous rice meatballs, simple but solid. The owner pointed to their old wall and said, "Over a hundred years old," as if it were yesterday. Looking back before leaving: The couplet at the village entrance reads—"Benevolent waters and kind mountains, not failing the wandering heart; morning sun and evening glow, forever leaving the beautiful days of old friends." The six hundred years of stone won’t answer you, but it firmly catches the sound of your footsteps as you walk. Quick Practical Information Item | Details Tickets | Ancient village itself free (parking about 10 RMB/car); experience projects (glass sky bridge/rafting, etc.) charged separately Opening Hours | About 08:30–17:00 (subject to daily scenic area announcements) Address | No. 1 Shangfeng Village, Jinhu Street, Daye City; search "Shangfeng Ancient Village Ecotourism Area Visitor Center" for navigation How to Get There | Self-driving is most convenient: about 1.5 hours from Wuhan; taxi about 25 minutes from Daye North Station; also accessible by bus No. 101 (Daye North Station → Scenic Area, about 50 minutes/2 RMB) Recommended Duration | Leisurely stroll 2–4 hours (including surrounding Tianchi and Bamboo Sea, half a day or more) What Shoes to Wear | Soft-soled, non-slip! Bluestone roads are beautiful but hard on feet and slippery after rain Shangfeng is still a living village, with some ancient residences inhabited—please be mindful of drying clothes and privacy before taking photos, do not climb walls or step on vegetable fields. The ancient trees are even more stubborn than people; do not climb or carve on them—they really "feel pain."
Longfeng Mountain Chronicle: The "One Red One Green" of Liurenba Town, a 4A Slow Life Hidden in the Mountain Hollow Destination: Longfeng Mountain Scenic Area, Liurenba Town, Daye City (National 4A) Suitable pace: Half day to one day (stay overnight for comfort: camping on the mountain top / homestay at the foot) Keywords: Red Memory × Hydrangea Sea × Fruit Picking Fragrance × Mountain Wild Oxygen Bar Departure: Depart from Huangshi, entering Daye’s South Gate We chose Saturday, leaving Huangshi city in the morning, taking the Daguang Expressway (towards Guangzhou/Xinyu) → exit at Yinzu → pass Yinzu Town and turn into Liurenba Town, the country roads get greener and greener. The most reliable navigation endpoint is to search directly for "Longfeng Mountain Scenic Area Visitor Reception Center" (there is also a version called "Shuanggangkou No.14"). If not driving: theoretically, you can take bus 18 → transfer to Daye city bus → from Daye Bus Station take the Daye–Liurenba bus → then transfer to village transport, but honestly—this route is more suitable for locals familiar with the roads. For outsiders, carpooling or driving is highly recommended for convenience. At the scenic area entrance, the air already feels noticeably different: cooler by a layer, a bit more humid, with the scent of pine and earth. We followed the recent common discount policy for tickets—listed price 80 RMB, often 40 RMB during promotions, or 40 RMB can be used as a credit for dining/accommodation; current middle and high school exam candidates with admission tickets can enter free. Operating hours 08:00-17:00. First stop: Read the "Red" first—Southeast Hubei Red Memorial Hall & Generals’ Corridor Longfeng Mountain is not just a leisure park with flower seas and slides; its foundation is the hardcore history of the old red revolutionary base in Liurenba. We first visited the Southeast Hubei Red Memorial Hall, then slowly walked along the Generals’ Style Corridor: rows of faces and brief biographies on the wall, reading it feels less like a "museum check-in" and more like an audio version of local revolutionary history. Nearby are the Historical Memory Collection Hall (old anthologies, tickets, old newspapers, comic books, and period artifacts) and the Jiangnan Farming Culture Exhibition Hall. After the visit, you get a strange "time folding" feeling: just now you were looking at rough relics from wartime, and in the blink of an eye, you’re off to pick tomatoes. If you are more focused on the "Red Third Army Corps" line, you can also include the Red Third Army Corps Founding Site/Memorial Hall in the first half of the same day—it’s in Liurenba Town and is a convenient stop "since you’re already here." Second stop: Head up the mountain—Longfeng Xianling Park · Fengtou Pavilion · Flower Slope The main peak of Longfeng Mountain is about 400-500 meters high, not "dangerous," but continuous and wild. We parked near the transfer/ascending trail and started walking around Longfeng Xianling Park: · Climb a section of stone steps to Fengtou Pavilion/mountain top viewing point, the wind suddenly picks up, and the mountain shapes spread out through the tree gaps—terraced fields in color blocks, reservoir reflections, gray rooftops of Liurenba Town in the distance, like an old map warmed by the sun. · Follow the signs towards Longfeng Lianxin Valley and Longfeng Heavenly Pool, with small story plaques popping up along the way (Ox Nose Hole "Ox Nose Moisture," Bao’en Pagoda…), even if you don’t believe the legends, you’ll feel the mountain is willing to tell stories. We happened to catch the tail end of the flower season: hydrangeas (Endless Summer, Flower Ball types) in blue, purple, pink, and white spread across the hillside, wooden plank paths running through the flowers, the breeze makes the whole mountain gently breathe—no filter needed for photos, but it’s recommended to visit before 10 a.m. or after 3:30 p.m. for softer light and better skin texture. Third stop: The countryside set—Picking garden → Soilless cultivation → "Rustic sophistication" at the eco-restaurant After descending, we didn’t rush to leave, letting the "green" fill our stomachs: · Orchard/field picking: different fruits in different seasons, but that "branch warmth + fruit frost + hand-picked sweetness" can’t be replicated by supermarkets. · Soilless cultivation experience garden / Novel vegetable sightseeing garden: lemon scent, colorful peppers, snake gourds that "grow wildly"—adults see technology, kids see fantasy. · Lunch at the eco-restaurant inside the scenic area (greenhouse style, with artificial hills and streams for a "wild indoor" feel), the dishes aren’t fancy, but things like sweet potato noodles with braised pork, wild vegetables, native chicken soup, and rice cakes taste of "local short supply chains"—you’ll clearly feel this is not a plating victory, but the ingredients winning. Optional extras: If you want to maximize the "thrill" · Paragliding (circular flight base) / High-altitude wire (Sky Fairy): budget accordingly, common prices around 680–780 RMB/person, and all depends on weather; if the wind isn’t right, you might not fly— · Mountain top camping base: Longfeng Mountain has several camping spots (Xiping/Nanya/Dongbian’nao, etc.), if you want to see stars and wait for sunrise, this is a very cost-effective choice near the Huangshi area. · International fishing center: if you’re a fishing enthusiast, this is actually a hidden main task. Return trip: On the way down, you’ll find the best view of Longfeng Mountain isn’t a single "highlight," but its "density." It stacks red narratives, mountain climbing, flower slope photography, family picking, farmhouse dining and lodging, team building, and study tours all in one mountain hollow. Walking at a relaxed pace, stopping is never boring. Perfect for those who— "Don’t want to travel too far but want their mind to switch from buzzing to rustling (leaf sounds)" on a weekend. 1. Driving preferred: Navigate to "Longfeng Mountain Visitor Reception Center." 2. Time: 08:00-17:00; for flower sea and valley light, before 10 a.m. or after 3:30 p.m. is best for photos. 3. Tickets: Recent common discounts/credits (40 RMB tier or 40 RMB credit) depend on the day’s notice at the entrance; special groups free with valid documents. 4. Clothing: Cooler in the mountains than the city, summer still recommend a light jacket + non-slip shoes; mosquitoes are present during flower season/summer-autumn, bring repellent. 5. Route order: · Red priority: "Southeast Hubei Red Memorial Hall → Generals’ Corridor → (optional Red Third Army Corps site)" · Then up the mountain: "Longfeng Xianling Park → Fengtou Pavilion view → Lianxin Valley/Heavenly Pool direction" · After descending: "Picking/soilless cultivation → eco-restaurant → (paragliding/fishing/camping)"
Huangshi Daye · Leishan Scenic Area (Xiao Leishan) Travelogue|A stone mountain "struck by lightning," only after climbing it do you understand what "stone elegance and mountain spirit" means A quick note before departure: When people say "going to Leishan," they mostly mean hiking Xiao Leishan plus the unique stone trail; it, along with the nearby Daqianggou (stream canyon) and Tiantai Mountain (Buddhist culture oriented), all belong to the 4A-rated "Leishan Scenic Area." How to get there: From Daye city to Chengui Town, a very smooth route Leishan is located about 15 kilometers west of Daye city within Chengui Town. Taking the Dajin Provincial Road direction is very convenient. Just navigate directly to "Leishan Scenic Area / Xiao Leishan Village." That day I parked near the main entrance parking lot of the scenic area. Entering the mountain: Longfeng Pond, a basin of still water, first silences the city noise Not far from the entrance is Longfeng Pond: the water is a quiet, greenish stillness, stone walls seep water, moss covers the old rocks, as if someone turned the volume knob down to the lowest. The legends by the pond are better left untold, but it truly is a great "entry state" point—you realize this mountain isn’t made by green trails and railings, but lives through stones and spring energy. Uphill section: Bamboo forest—Ancient Instruction Hall—Nine Dragon Pillars—Heavenly Pool, the most "cultured" segment From Longfeng Pond, follow the trail uphill, soon passing through a slope mixed with camphor trees and bamboo, light and shadow scattered on the stone steps, with occasional small streams flowing along stone grooves at your feet. Further up is a more "dignified" platform area where you can see the Ancient Instruction Hall (also called the Fangguang Cave side building group): a rectangular ancient-style hall, surrounded in front by Nine Dragon Pillars, with a small Heavenly Pool reflecting the flying eaves—the sudden contrast of "a courtyard appearing on the mountainside" is one of Leishan’s most distinctive qualities. From here, the steps become denser and steeper: the Hundred-step Cloud Ladder tests your rhythm, just don’t rush. Summit: View the "chessboard world" from Leifeng Tower The summit landmark is Leifeng Tower (nine-story pagoda). The tower isn’t tall, but the view from the top is well worth it: Below are the undulating stone ridges of Leishan itself, distant villages and towns arranged like chess pieces between fields and reservoirs, the Changgang water system reflecting light—you’ll understand why ancestors chose to build the tower here: it’s not for "check-in height," but more like setting a coordinate for the entire mountain. (The tower’s interior space is limited; be courteous when crowded; don’t linger too long on the top floor in strong winds.) Descending to see the "stone play": Stone City, Stone Waves, Stone Lions, Stone Stalactite Capstones... Leishan’s essence is stone It’s best not to retrace your steps on the way down—the essence of Leishan isn’t how high you climb, but the imagination sparked by the strange stone formations: · Stone City/Stone Cannon/Stone Waves, where entire rock surfaces look like frozen shockwaves · Stone Stalactite Capstone: a huge rock seemingly "held up by a stone stalactite," appearing precarious but actually stable, a must-stop photo spot · Stone Pine: an old pine growing against a cliff, its branches shaped like props from a martial arts story The charm of these sights is that if you change your angle and take a few steps, the stones show a different face. Want to soak in hot springs too? Leishan Hot Springs is another "relaxation line" Within the Leishan system is the Leishan Hot Spring Resort (outdoor pools/swimming pools, etc.), perfect for turning a "sweaty hike" into a "rejuvenating soak" slow itinerary; but it’s a different pace from hiking, so don’t try to cram both into the same afternoon. Quick practical info (organized by official standards) Item Key Points Location Within Chengui Town, Daye City, about 15 km west of the city Rating National 4A-level tourist area (provincial scenic spot/provincial forest park) Composition Xiao Leishan / Daqianggou / Tiantai Mountain three major areas Tickets (common notice at Xiao Leishan/main entrance) Adults about 26-30 RMB (channel price often 25 RMB); free for 70+, half price for 60-70, details per window notice Opening Hours (common standard) About 08:00–17:00 (some say 07:00 open/16:30 last entry, varies by season, check entrance notice) Physical Demand Route is not long but steps are steep, wear good-grip shoes; bring water in summer, steps slippery after rain Recommended Duration Pure Xiao Leishan hike 2–3 hours; add Daqianggou/hot springs for a half-day to full day
🌸【Daye, Hubei】A seriously underrated treasure town! Stay at Daye Zhanyue Yunju Hotel, weekend travel guide🏃♀️ Daye is not just about mining culture, these places truly moved me with their beauty! 1. Shangfengjiu Ancient Village · Drive: About 25 minutes by car (8.5 km) · Highlights: A 600-year-old Huizhou-style ancient village featuring “Nine Ancient” sights including ancient trees, wells, houses, and bridges; free admission, perfect for vintage-style photography, with a glass bridge, terraced fields, and farmhouse cuisine experiences 2. Tonglvshan Ancient Copper Mine Site (National Archaeological Park) · Drive: About 17 minutes by car (6.1 km) · Highlights: A 3,000-year-old living fossil of bronze civilization; well-preserved ancient mine shafts and smelting furnace ruins, museum with bronze artifacts, immersive play “Because of Bronze,” a must-visit for study tours (closed on Mondays, advance ticket reservation required) 3. Longjiaoshan Eighteen Bends · Drive: About 34 minutes by car (18 km) · Highlights: Popular mountain road with 18 sharp bends, 2 km elevation gain of about 400 meters; 360° viewing platform at the summit to watch sea of clouds and sunrise, free parking, ideal for self-driving check-ins, hiking, and camping (steep bends, caution for novice drivers) 4. Weisu Bay · Drive: About 34 minutes by car (16 km, crossing into Huangshi Xialu Cihu North Bank) · Highlights: Dongpo poetry-themed cultural tourism street, white walls and gray tiles in Huizhou architectural style; lakeside white sandy beach with lighthouse, Weishu Study Room (3,000+ books), Hanfu rental, music fountain, night light tours, free admission 5. Xian Island Lake in Yangxin (Sky City) · Drive: About 1 hour 5 minutes by car (58 km) · Highlights: Over a thousand islands scattered across the lake, featuring the Sky City glass viewing platform and Buddha’s hand photo spot; boat tours on east/west routes, visiting Guanyin Cave, Wildman Island, etc., abundant fresh lake delicacies (tickets + boat rides/Sky City combo tickets sold separately) 6. Dongfang Mountain Scenic Area (First Mountain of San Chu) · Drive: About 35 minutes by car (14 km) · Highlights: A thousand-year-old Buddhist holy site with Honghua Zen Temple and Dongchang Pavilion; high forest coverage, hiking trails, views of sea of clouds, Zen cultural experiences, perfect for blessings, hiking, and fresh air 1. Suggested routes: Half-day city tour (Tonglvshan + Longjiaoshan), Ancient village + new town (Shangfeng + Weisu Bay), full-day distant tour (Xian Island Lake / Dongfang Mountain); 2. Some attractions are free, core venues and high-altitude projects require separate ticket purchase and reservation. Grab your girlfriends or partner and make a trip after the New Year!
Cihu Lake, located in Huangshi City, Hubei Province, is one of Huangshi's city landmarks. Below is a brief travel guide to Cihu Lake to help you quickly plan your trip: I. Core Highlights · **Lake and Mountain Scenery:** Cihu Lake boasts a wide expanse of water, surrounded by numerous hills, creating a picturesque landscape perfect for leisurely strolls. · **Cultural Landmarks:** The lakeside features gardens such as "Yiqu Garden," "Yingqu Garden," and "Yequ Garden," blending Jiangnan style with local culture. · **Urban Green Heart:** Cihu Lake is like Huangshi's "emerald in the city," ideal for cycling, photography, and experiencing a slower pace of life. II. Must-Visit Attractions · **Along Hangzhou Road:** · **Nianyu Mound:** A small island in the lake with Suzhou-style garden landscapes, offering views of the lake. · **Chengyue Island:** A moon-themed island with beautiful nighttime lighting. · **Tuanchengshan Park:** Located in the southwest of Cihu Lake, it features a cherry blossom plaza (for cherry blossom viewing in spring) and the Luzhangshan Trail, offering panoramic lake views. · **Cihu Wetland Park:** Ideal for bird watching and walking, with a rich ecological atmosphere. Lover's Road: A romantic lakeside walking trail, perfect for an evening stroll or bike ride. III. Practical Tips Transportation: Take a bus from Huangshi city center to "Cihu" or "Tuanchengshan Park" station; renting a shared bicycle is recommended for the lakeside route. Food: Try Huangshi specialties like "Hong Kong-style cakes" and "Pearl Fruit Rice Wine" at lakeside restaurants; for those in the city, try the fresh seafood from Daye Lake. Season: Spring and autumn are best (cherry blossoms from March to May, autumn colors from October to November); summer is best for early mornings and evenings, winter is slightly quieter. Time Allocation: Hiking around the lake takes about 4-5 hours, cycling takes 2-3 hours; a half-day trip can focus on Tuanchengshan or Nianyudun. IV. Nearby Attractions Huangshi National Mining Park (Asia's largest open-pit iron ore site, about a 20-minute drive from Cihu). Dongfang Mountain (a famous Buddhist mountain in eastern Hubei, offering panoramic views of Huangshi). Huaxin Former Site Cihu Scenic Area (combining modern industrial relics with lake views). V. Important Notes Cihu Lake is free to enter, but some small islands or parks may charge a small entrance fee (e.g., Nianyudun, approximately 5 yuan). Please be mindful of your safety when resting by the lake and avoid venturing into secluded areas alone. Please protect the environment and do not litter. The beauty of Cihu Lake lies in its blend of tranquility and everyday life—it's a place where locals exercise in the morning and jog in the evening, and a haven for travelers seeking respite from the hustle and bustle. Slow down and you might experience a gentler side of this industrial city in the lake breeze.
01 Jiaozuo | Henan Take the high-speed train to Jiaozuo with your kids. Once you exit the station, you can transfer to a direct scenic shuttle to reach the mountains—no need to navigate on your own. ⏰ Start your morning at Red Stone Gorge in Yuntai Mountain. The canyon has many steps, but the railings are secure. Kids will feel involved, and parents just need to keep an eye on them near the water. In autumn, the foliage at Yuntai Mountain begins to layer, with red, yellow, and green hues against the canyon walls—much more interesting than the solid green of summer. ⚠️ Temperatures fluctuate significantly in the mountains. A light jacket won't be enough on October mornings; bring a fleece. Qingtian River is perfect for the afternoon. Take a boat ride to see the changing colors along the banks—kids can sit comfortably without needing to hike extensively. The steps at Shennong Mountain are quite steep. If you have young children, stick to the area near the mountain gate; there's no need to push for the summit. 🍜 For a meal, try yam porridge and stir-fried free-range chicken at the Anshang Service Area at the foot of the mountain—it's kid-friendly. Staying in Anshang Village saves you the commute from the city. It's quiet at night, so you can get to sleep early and avoid a hassle the next day. 02 Baoting | Hainan Baoting doesn't have a high-speed rail station. You'll usually need to take a train to Sanya or Lingshui and transfer. If you're traveling with kids, it's safer to book a transfer in advance. ⏰ Spend the morning at Betel Nut Valley. The Li and Miao village textiles and boat-shaped houses are like an open-air museum for kids. It's more engaging to walk and talk than just looking. I recommend visiting Yanoda Rainforest in the afternoon. The boardwalks are flat and rich in negative oxygen ions—you can even push a stroller for most of the way. ⚠️ It can rain suddenly in the rainforest, so a foldable raincoat is more practical than an umbrella. Hainan is still muggy in October, so don't dress the kids too warmly. 🍜 You can try the bamboo rice and coconut chicken in the scenic area, but they're pricey. It's more practical to eat in town after leaving. Staying in the Qixianling area is great for relaxing in hot springs, while staying in Baoting County makes dining and shopping easier. Choose based on your child's schedule. 📍 For the water play area in Yanoda's Dream Valley, pack a change of clothes for your child so they don't catch a cold if they get wet. 03 Jiangmen | Guangdong The Kaiping Diaolou (watchtowers) are scattered across the countryside. After arriving at Kaiping South Station by high-speed rail, I recommend hiring a car or driving yourself. Don't rely on public transport to get between spots with kids. ⏰ Start your morning at Zili Village. The watchtowers and rice paddies are right next to each other. In October, the rice starts to turn yellow—perfect for photos and letting kids run around. Head to Majianglong in the afternoon. The bamboo forest provides shade, so you won't be walking in the sun, and kids can run along the village paths. ⚠️ The stairs inside the watchtowers are narrow and steep. I don't recommend letting young children climb them; viewing the exterior and exhibits from the ground is enough. 🍜 For lunch, have a claypot rice in Tangkou Town. The crispy rice crust is delicious—kids can easily finish a whole bowl. There are more accommodation options in downtown Kaiping than around the scenic area. End the day at a local dessert shop for a relaxed pace. 📍 Li Garden is great for older kids interested in gardens. If you're just here for the watchtowers, you can skip it to save time for a nap back at the hotel. 04 Urumqi | Xinjiang It's easy to get into the city from Urumqi High-Speed Railway Station. If traveling with kids, I recommend staying near the Grand Bazaar or Hongshan for convenient dining and transportation. ⏰ Spend the morning exploring the International Grand Bazaar. It's packed with stalls selling dried fruits, musical instruments, and floral hats—everything is fascinating to kids. Don't buy from the first stall at the entrance; prices are more reasonable further inside. Hongguang Mountain is great for the afternoon. The park is spacious, giving kids plenty of room to run around. It's windy in October, so remember to bring hats. Dabancheng is a bit far from the city, but the wind farm is spectacular. It's better for older kids; younger ones might get fussy on the long drive. ⚠️ The Grand Bazaar pedestrian street is crowded. Hold your child's hand tightly so you don't get separated in the crowd. 🍜 Choose busy restaurants for pilaf and baked buns—kids usually love them. Temperatures fluctuate significantly in October; wear short sleeves at noon and a jacket in the morning and evening—it's like experiencing two seasons in one day. 05 Hulunbuir | Inner Mongolia Autumn in Hulunbuir is short but intense. From late September to early October, the grass turns golden and the birch forests turn yellow—this is the perfect window for a family trip. After arriving in Hailar by high-speed rail, I recommend hiring a car for a loop tour. The attractions are far apart, so driving or hiring a car is the only way to manage with kids. ⏰ Spend the morning watching cattle and sheep cross the grasslands. Kids can get up close, but don't let them chase the animals, and don't climb over the fences of local herders. ⚠️ The grasslands are windy and dry. It feels quite cold in October, so pack hats, lip balm, and moisturizer. 🍜 Try the hand-grabbed mutton and milk tea at a clean local restaurant. If your child isn't used to the gamey flavor, order noodles instead. Staying in downtown Hailar offers reliable amenities. Staying in a yurt on the grasslands is a great experience, but it gets cold at night—be cautious if you have young children. 📍 The observation decks along the Morigele River are great for quick photo stops. Don't stay too long; kids get restless after being in the car for a while. 06 Huangshi | Hubei Chengyue Island in Huangshi is a quiet spot by Cihu Lake. It's a short taxi ride from Huangshi Station, perfect for a leisurely half-day trip with kids. ⏰ It's most comfortable to visit after 4:00 PM. The lake breeze picks up and the light is soft—perfect for kids to ride bikes or run along the lakeside path. ⚠️ There's little shade on the island. The October sun isn't intense, but it can still be uncomfortable after a while, so bring hats and water. 🍜 After leaving the island, head to the city for a bowl of Huangshi Gangbing (pastry) and thick soup noodles. The flavors are strong, so order something milder for the kids. 📍 You can also stop by Tuanchengshan Park by Cihu Lake. It has slides and lawns—perfect for kids to burn off some energy. Lake-view rooms in the city offer good value. Take a walk along the lake at night for a stress-free experience. This is perfect for families who want a relaxing trip without hiking. Half a day is enough—no need to overschedule. 07 Heihe | Heilongjiang To get to Wudalianchi, you usually go to Heihe first and then transfer. If traveling with kids, I recommend hiring a car so you can control your travel time. ⏰ Spend the morning exploring Laoheishan and Huoshaoshan. The volcanic landscape is like a live geography lesson for kids, and walking the boardwalks isn't too tiring. In the afternoon, head to Beiyinquan to taste the mineral water—it tastes strange, but kids usually find it fun. ⚠️ Wudalianchi is freezing in October, with temperatures near zero in the morning and evening. Bring down jackets or thick windbreakers—don't pack for a southern autumn. 🍜 Mineral water tofu and cold-water fish are local specialties. Find a busy restaurant in town; tofu is a safe bet for kids. Staying in Wudalianchi Town is closer than staying in downtown Heihe, so you won't have to rush the next day. 📍 The stone sea at Longmen Shizhai is worth seeing, but the ground is uneven. Hold your child's hand and don't let them run around. 08 Lhasa | Tibet Be cautious about taking kids to Lhasa. The altitude is a factor, so I recommend waiting until they are older. Monitor your health before you leave and know your limits. After arriving in Lhasa by high-speed rail, rest for half a day. Don't rush to schedule sightseeing. ⏰ Spend the morning at Potala Palace Square to see the exterior. You can feel its grandeur without going inside, but don't let kids run around too vigorously. The area around Jokhang Temple is crowded with pilgrims. Hold your child's hand tightly and respect local customs. Namtso Lake is at a higher altitude. I don't recommend a round trip in one day with young children; the journey is long and bumpy. ⚠️ Temperatures in Lhasa fluctuate significantly in October. It's sunny during the day and cold at night, so prioritize both sun protection and warmth. 🍜 Sit in a sweet tea house; kids usually enjoy the sweet tea and Tibetan noodles. Staying in Chengguan District is convenient for getting around. Leave some free time in your itinerary—don't overschedule. Adapting to the pace is more important than checking off attractions. Of these 8 cities, Jiaozuo and Jiangmen are the most friendly for young children, with short travel times and a slow pace. Baoting and Hulunbuir depend on the seasonal window, and October is just right. Lhasa and Wudalianchi are better suited for older children—prioritize warmth and physical condition. Pick one, buy a high-speed train ticket, and book your return trip before you leave.
Overall, it was a very impressive experience. However, there were many disappointments. Apart from the sinkhole, all other attractions were closed due to rain (we were unlucky), but the "Underground Exploration" attraction was still selling tickets, which I didn't understand. Furthermore, the staff explained that people over 55 years old were not allowed to participate in this experience. The information was somewhat confusing. The park did make efforts to meet visitor needs, but the poor work attitude of a few staff members, and their harsh tone of voice, made for a less than pleasant experience.
松树的风格607There's an OCT (Overseas Chinese Town) near my home, which is sure to be crowded during the May Day holiday. Overcrowded attractions like these don't offer a great experience. So, I chose Huangshi instead, and it proved to be the right decision. The overall environment is very nice, and the route is quite reasonable. Although I didn't do much planning, it was easy to avoid missing anything along the way. There are plenty of snacks and restaurants, which is very convenient. The staff were also very friendly, and even for the extra-cost activities like VR, go-karting, and balloon popping, the prices were reasonable, and the staff were very helpful.
李大霜It is a mountain that is recommended to climb in the eastern Hubei region. It is free to enter the scenic area. If you are physically fit, the scenery along the way is worth climbing. If you are with children, you can take the scenic area tour bus or watch the immersive experience performance, which requires additional tickets.
M35***33It's definitely worth a visit. It's very well renovated. If you go here, you don't need to go to the Yellowstone Museum, which only explains copper smelting methods in the most detail.
_M1***91湖北黄石的磁湖风景区是一个免费的风景区，而且这里围绕磁湖风景区有多个不同的景点，有团城山公园，未苏湾，人民广场，科技馆，博物馆，明月桥，磁湖湿地公园等几个大景点。非常适合徒步，溜娃，骑行，而且不用担心找不到自行车，在黄石，共享单车到处都有，很好找的。
sushi82Shangfeng Ancient Village, the first picture shows an ancient well, which is still gushing springs [strong]. The village is surrounded by ancient water channels, and you can get mountain spring water to make tea and rest. The next day, you can climb Houlong Mountain behind the ancient village, which takes three to four hours.
武汉老龙Historical stories, entertaining and educational, rich in knowledge, full of emotion, thumbs up
有无缘兮Daye Leishan Scenic Area is located in Daye City, Huangshi City, Hubei Province. It is one of the national scenic spots in Huangshi City. Leishan is famous for its peculiar geological landforms, rich historical culture and magnificent natural scenery. Leishan has a unique landform and many unique rock landscapes, such as Feilai Peak, Huxiao Stone, etc., which are of various shapes and fascinating. There are also many scenic spots in the area, such as Shizi Peak, Baixian Cave, Longfeng Rock, etc., which attract many tourists to visit every year. In addition to natural landscapes, Leishan also has a long history and cultural heritage. There are Leishen Temple and Leigong Temple built in the Song Dynasty, as well as some well-preserved ancient buildings and ancient tombs. Visitors can feel the precipitation of history and the charm of traditional culture. In Daye Leishan Scenic Area, tourists can also engage in a variety of outdoor activities, such as hiking, rock climbing, bird watching, etc. In addition, Leishan is also rich in mineral resources, and you can learn about the mining history and development of Daye. In short, Daye Leishan Scenic Area, with its unique landform and rich cultural heritage, provides tourists with an excellent opportunity to learn about Daye’s history, culture and natural scenery.
@masisiOnly those who know the business will find this interesting. The ancient copper mining technology has all the elements of modern times. Lighting, ventilation, drainage, transportation are all available. The mining tunnels all pass through the rich mining area. It is incredible that the exploration technology was thousands of years ago.
下陆山人The night view of the Yellow Crane Tower completely exceeded my expectations! Warm light spreads layer by layer along the eaves, reflecting the lights on the river and creating a beautiful scene. A gentle breeze carries the fragrance of osmanthus, and the distant sound of bells can be faintly heard. Standing on the bridge, the entire tower shines brilliantly, a perfect blend of ancient charm and modern lighting. Every snapshot is a masterpiece. It's definitely worth the special trip! 🌙✨
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