Things to do in Yinjiang

A regular ticket is sufficient, as you'll find that there's simply not enough time to visit the paid attractions if you go at midday. Also, you must bring a film camera next to the Fast sign. It must be a battery-free film camera with manual metering. If possible, bring your own film, as film cameras at the attraction aren't cheap—300 yuan for 36 exposures.

Nice ambient, a bit touristy but less than furong town. Probably one overnight is enough to stay here.

Enshi has been experiencing light rain every day recently, and fog is highly likely on the mountains. While walking along the cliffside plank road, everything was shrouded in mist, making it impossible to see anything. Fortunately, the fog cleared when we reached "One Incense Stick," and we could see. This scenic area requires a bit of luck. The entire hike takes about 5 hours (from parking lot to parking lot). The most physically demanding section is from the beginning to the "One Line Sky," while the later sections are less strenuous. I think the Earth Fissure is more unique than Qixingzhai. Enshi Grand Canyon is a karst landscape, and Qixingzhai's appearance is more like a peak forest, lacking a distinctive feature. However, the Earth Fissure is very special: the collapse of the underground cave ceiling formed the Yunlong River Fissure, and the continuous erosion and dissolution of the cliff face by flowing water has created stone curtains, which is quite interesting. The scenic area is over 1000 meters above sea level and has many maple trees. With the recent light rain and large temperature differences between day and night, the maple leaves have turned red, which is also a sight to behold.

Senior tickets for the evening session are 60 yuan, while adult tickets were 30 yuan (I bought them using my Global Pass benefits). The scenery is similar to Shanghai Romance Park, with different shows at different times, and there are many foreigners. The overall atmosphere is fantastic. Entering at dusk might offer a better experience. I think it's worth seeing since you're already there, with its unique architecture and local culture.

Çongçing'in kalbi Jiefangbei Pedestrian Street; devasa gökdelenleri, lüks alışveriş merkezleri, sokak lezzetleri ve enerjik atmosferiyle şehrin en canlı noktası. Gündüzü ayrı, rengarenk neon ışıklarıyla gecesi ayrı büyüleyici!

Not far from Guiyang, this ancient town offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. The "Defend Qingyan" activity immerses you in the atmosphere of the revolutionary war. While the main street is teeming with tourists, a stroll into the side alleys allows for a quieter appreciation of the century-old buildings. The pig's trotters in the food street are a specialty and definitely worth trying.

Standing at the Eye in the Clouds, feeling the 520m altitude, with clouds drifting in the distance and the mountain city clearly visible below, there is no crowd or noise. You can quietly enjoy this unique mountain city scenery.

Nice town, but 100 RMB is a hefty price just to take a photo of the waterfall. Otherwise similar to most ancient towns. Might look more amazing if it rained the days before for a stronger waterfall.

This place is beautiful and has many options for activities! However once you pay for access they find alternatives in cost like paying for an elevator instead of taking the stairs - we opted for the stairs and in doing so restricted me from walking for 4 days - you walk down the entire canyon in very steep stairs. To exit you can get a boat to take you to the exit however, it’s a 3 km walk to get on another boat and I believe it was much longer then any other 3km walk I’ve completed (which is many)

Each person paid an extra 80 yuan to access the VIP area, where we sat at the bow of the boat. There were snacks, fruit, and drinks, along with a commentary and a face-changing performance. The night view from the boat was indeed excellent, especially in the VIP area where there was no need to squeeze with the crowds; everyone was right next to the side of the boat, allowing for photos anytime. The entire trip lasted 40 minutes. However, the journey to Hongyadong Wharf was incredibly congested, chaotic, and packed with people...