"Maple Falls Concerto: Exploring the Autumn Forest at Honghua Mountain"

#Zhuhai Attractions 🍂 **Autumn colors in the forest, red carpet welcomes guests** Honghuashan Forest Park turns into a color palette in autumn, with sweetgum and mountain lacquer trees interweaving to create a golden and red gradient, and fallen leaves forming a natural carpet, with every step creating colorful light and shadows on the ground. 🌊 **Silver silk flows down, refreshing music** The "Moonlight Falls" hidden in the woods hangs down the rock wall like a glass necklace. The three-fold small waterfall makes the sound of rippling water, and the splashing water mist reflects a mini rainbow in the sun, making it a must-see spot for internet beauties. 🚶♂️ **Explore the secluded forest path and heal your five senses** The 2.8-kilometer mountain trail is equipped with a waterfall viewing platform and a suspension bridge. Ferns along the way form a natural green corridor, and the fragrance of pine needles mixed with the negative ions of the waterfall makes it feel like a forest SPA. 🐿️ **Ecological theater, surprises** At dawn and dusk, you can often see squirrels jumping with fruits in their hands and blue magpies flapping their wings over the treetops. The crystal orchids and tree frog eggs on the mossy rocks make the trail a natural classroom. 📜 **Viewing the scenery from the tea pavilion, dialogue between the past and the present** A Tang Dynasty pavilion is reproduced halfway up the mountain, providing freshly ground herbal tea. Sitting on a wooden bench overlooking the panoramic view of the waterfall, the photos taken with your mobile phone are all poetic nine-square grid materials. 💡 **Tour Tips** October and November are the peak months for maple leaves to turn red, so it is recommended to visit on weekday mornings to avoid the crowds. The trail is slippery, so please wear non-slip shoes and bring a telephoto lens to capture the rainbow of the waterfall and the close-up of its ecology! 📸 **Secret check-in point** 1. Maple Bridge and Flowing Water: A quaint wooden bridge and red leaves 2. Reflections of waterfalls: squat down and photograph the mirrored world on the water surface 3. Moss Steps: Capturing the Tyndall Effect of Sunlight Penetrating Through Trees