Things to do in Badong

三峡的三道峡谷之中，巫峡段最长，最为秀美，最符合我去之前对三峡的全部想象。当游船经过巫山长江大桥，接下来的山水让人心旷神怡。两岸青山相连，岩壁时而陡峭，时而舒缓，条条沟壑是雨水的痕迹，也时见飞瀑镶嵌其中。偶有人家在高山处，还有黑山羊在岸边丛林。在游船上看到这些，如在画中游，以前学过的古诗句也时不时的冒出来了。巫山十二峰，峰峰不一样，充分发挥你的想象，或者跟着游船上导游的提示，可以看到神女与大鹏展翅等。

The tour takes approximately 3.5 hours. From the visitor transfer center, take a sightseeing bus to Tanziling. After descending Tanziling, proceed to the 185 Park, where you can take an electric cart or walk. From the 185 Park, take a sightseeing bus to the Interception Memorial Park. Finally, take a sightseeing bus to the Miniature Landscape Park (the park's exit), concluding the tour.

It happened to be the host of the Yeshanguan Marathon, and the whole town was very lively, with foreign athletes participating. Because of the accident at the Dodge Gorge a few days ago, tourists were not allowed to go down to the scenic spots under the bridge, but the bridge viewing from other places was still spectacular.

The Three Gorges Longji Wenfeng Line is a classic route for viewing red leaves in Wushan. You can enjoy the canyons on both sides of the line (with a distant view of the Wu Gorge) and the red leaves all over the mountains. You can also pass by historical sites such as Wenfeng Temple.

The scenery was beautiful, especially after the rain, like walking through a painting; the tour guide at the Three Gorges Dam was beautiful, had a lovely voice, and provided thorough explanations; the young man who accompanied us was professional, dedicated, and provided detailed explanations and made excellent arrangements! Highly recommended!

Badong Yangtze River Bridge is located on the Yangtze River in Badong County, Enshi Tujia and Miao Autonomous Prefecture, Hubei Province. It is an important passage connecting the north and south banks of Badong County. The bridge is 2,100 meters long, with a main bridge of 900 meters long and four lanes in both directions. The main bridge is a double-tower double-cable cable-stayed bridge, which is magnificent and a major landscape of Badong County.

The section from Wanzu to Gongtan Ancient Town boasts the best scenery in the Wujiang River basin and is one of the most attractive tourist attractions in Pengshui. Experience firsthand the breathtaking panorama of two mountains flanking a river, boats gliding on the water, and people traveling through a painting.

The Xiangyang Ancient City Wall is located in Xiangcheng District, Xiangyang City, Hubei Province. Originally built during the Han Dynasty, it underwent several renovations from the Tang to the Qing Dynasties. The wall was initially roughly square, with a perimeter of 7331 meters, a maximum height of 10.84 meters, and a thickness of 11-14 meters. The overall structure includes trapezoidal cross-section walls and arched gates. The city wall has six gates on its four sides, each with a barbican or inner city, and corner towers at the four corners. Along the wall are watchtowers and beacon towers, and over 4000 crenellations are built. A moat surrounds the city, reaching a maximum width of 250 meters and an average width of 180 meters. On June 25, 2001, the Xiangyang Ancient City Wall was designated as a fifth batch of National Key Cultural Relics Protection Units by the State Council of the People's Republic of China. Speaking of the ancient city of Xiangyang, it inevitably evokes memories of Jin Yong's martial arts novels for a generation. The legendary stories of the heroes Guo Jing and Huang Rong defending the city and Yang Guo losing his arm all took place here. It was also a place where Yue Fei's army once fought.

This down-to-earth experience recreates traditional Tujia customs such as the daughter's festival, the weeping wedding ceremony, and the hand-waving dance. Performers invite tourists to dance and interact, creating a highly engaging experience. Combined with the nighttime scenery of the stilted houses and the ambiance created by the red lanterns, the performance offers excellent value for money. The activities are lighthearted and lively, suitable for all ages, and perfect for family outings.

The Three Gorges of the Yangtze River stretches 193 kilometers from Baidi City in Fengjie County, Chongqing, in the west to Nanjin Pass in Yichang City, Hubei Province, in the east. Along the way, towering peaks and steep cliffs stand on both sides, and from west to east, they are Qutang Gorge, Wu Gorge, and Xiling Gorge.