From Meisha Peak to Yunhai Park

Today, although the sun wasn't shining brightly, it was a perfect day for hiking. I heard that the summit project of Meisha Peak has been completed, so I decided to fulfill my previous unaccomplished wish and set off. I took Metro Line 8 to Yantian Road and then transferred to the Yunhai Park C-line bus, which directly brought me to the Meisha Peak hiking entrance. Climbing step by step, with occasional breaks, it took about an hour to reach the summit. The 360-degree view from the observation deck was stunning, offering a panoramic view of Yantian Port and the Eastern Overseas Chinese Town. The Cuijing Reservoir, Honghua Reservoir, and the upper reservoir of the pumped-storage power station lay quietly amidst the mountains, creating a picturesque scene of lush greenery and clear waters. Descending via the stone steps on the other side towards Yunhai Park, I discovered that the scenery on this route was even more breathtaking. I frequently turned back to admire the majestic silhouette of Meisha Peak. From certain angles, the observation deck of Meisha Peak looked quite futuristic. The Mountain-Sea Library in Yunhai Park features simple and modern architectural lines, exuding a contemporary vibe. From here, you can gaze at the sea and mountains below. Sitting down with a cup of coffee and a book truly feels like a literary retreat. After a good rest, I took the Yunhai Park C-line bus back down the mountain.