Stove Hell and Ghost Mountain Hell

I took my family on a road trip, this time visiting Stove Hell and Ghost Mountain Hell. 1. Parked in the Ghost Mountain Hell parking lot and walked to Stove Hell and White Pond Hell. 2. Ghost Mountain Hell isn't very large, but it's small, with various crocodiles. Signs above indicate their age and number, which is quite unique. The crocodiles inside seemed quite lazy and didn't move much. 3. You can take a photo with a ghost, which reminded me of my career, where I'm surrounded by demons and monsters, but there's always a ghost who protects you. 4. Stove Hell is also small, but it's packed. There are many guides performing a short show where they light mosquito coils/incense sticks above the hot springs to increase the smoke. The hot air can't be seen with the naked eye, but the particles produced by burning the mosquito coils/incense sticks materialize the heat, making it a unique show. 5. The milk in Stove Hell is delicious, and you can take a photo with the ghost who's watching you closely from behind.