Shaoguan Guangdong First Peak

Staying at the First Peak Hotel, the first peak next to it has to go, although you have to buy tickets and drive up, the scenery is excellent. The scenery is good,

The scenery is good, but the air is good. If you live in the mountains, the first choice should be Nanmu Village, where there is a thousand-year-old yew, and the homestay landscape has an ulterior design. The villagers love to plant flowers, herbs, etc.

With a longing for high mountains, the four people have already planned this night climbing to see the night view + sunrise to see the sea of clouds. After the holidays, the four can finally officially set off the highest peak located in northern Guangdong, the highest peak is located in Qingyuan. The middle area of Yangshan, Nanling of Shaoguan, and Mangshan of Hunan.

Don't interpret this as a scenic spot. There are basically no traces of development here, and it's more like a travel route. Scenery: The playability is low and needs improvement. The scenery is relatively original. The highlight is watching the stars at night and the sea of clouds in the morning. Here you can see the Milky Way, which is a particularly great starry sky viewing spot, but you need to go to the top of a higher mountain. The sunrise in the morning is also very beautiful. The sea of clouds is comparable to Huangshan. The downside is that the top of the mountain is occupied by the military area, so there is no good sunrise viewing spot, but the sea of clouds is enough to shock. Traffic: The road is very narrow, only two cars can pass. There are many corners, so you should pay special attention to the car. Basically, you will be honk all the way to the top of the mountain. Be cautious if you have bad car skills. Nanki Village: There are basically no waterfalls to see: OK as a walking route

Guangdong oyster peak. Really tall and powerful. The scenery is beautiful.