Qianjiang Small South Sea | Beautiful Alpine Lake, Have You Been There?

Qianjiang Small South Sea is a beautiful alpine lake. Here is a travel guide: • Transportation: • Self-driving: Depart from Chongqing Main City and drive along Baomiao Expressway for about 3 hours. Get off at Qianjiang North and drive for about 30 minutes to reach Small South Sea Scenic Area. • Public transportation: Take a bus from Chongqing Sikou Bus Hub or Longtousi Bus Station to Qianjiang. Get off at Qianjiang Bus Station and take a bus to Small South Sea. • Accommodation recommendations: • Farmhouses near Small South Sea: Experience local customs and taste farm dishes. • Hotels in Qianjiang urban area: Wide selection, convenient transportation. • Food recommendations: • Qianjiang Chicken Offal: Local specialty, made with chicken offal, chili, pickled chili, and other spices. Spicy and delicious. • Wild Yellow Spicy Ding: Small South Sea specialty fish, tender and delicious. • Rice Tofu: Traditional Tujia snack, soft and glutinous. Served with chili oil, vinegar, and other spices. Very delicious. • Attractions: • Small South Sea: A freshwater alpine lake with mountains, sea, islands, and gorges. It is also the most complete ancient earthquake site preserved in China. • Tujia Thirteen Villages: Consists of 13 typical Tujia courtyards, home to more than 200 households and nearly 1,000 Tujia people. • Travel time: Recommended to travel for 1-2 days. On the first day, you can visit Small South Sea Scenic Area and enjoy the lake and mountains. On the second day, you can visit Tujia Thirteen Villages and experience Tujia folk culture. • Precautions: • The roads in Small South Sea Scenic Area are relatively rugged. It is recommended to wear comfortable shoes. • When visiting Tujia Thirteen Villages, respect local customs. • The temperature is high in summer. Pay attention to sun protection and heatstroke prevention. The above guide is for reference only. You can adjust it according to your interests and time. Before traveling, it is recommended to check the local weather and opening hours of the scenic area in advance to better plan your itinerary.