Went to Jiuxi for some oxygen therapy, it's incredibly beautiful! Highly recommend hiking!

Jiuxi's ecosystem is really rich, it's all about breathing in the fresh air Route→Jiuxi Bus Station - Jiuxi Yan Tree - Jiuxi Eighteen Streams - Longjing Village - Shili Langdang - Yunqi Bamboo Path Starting from Jiuxi Bus Station, you can see streams, waterfalls, tea gardens, forests, and bamboo gardens all the way. The water is crystal clear and the trees are lush. From Jiuxi to Jiuxi Eighteen Streams, my favorite part of the journey only takes an hour. It's an ancient stone path, with hardly any cars passing by, surrounded by tall trees and extensive tea gardens. The highlight is the many streams that cross the old path, it's incredibly peaceful and beautiful. From Longjing Village to Shili Langdang In Longjing Village, it seems that every household makes a living from tea, and you can buy some tea leaves to take home. Climbing up the tea mountain, you'll see vast expanses of tea trees, a sea of green that's very soothing to the eyes, and great for taking photos, although we didn't make it to the most photogenic spot. Shili Langdang is the most exhausting part, requiring a climb, but once you reach the top, you can overlook the entire tea garden and see the whole West Lake in the distance. Yunqi Bamboo Path is all about bamboo forests, and on the way, you also pass by the Zhenji Temple. Too tired to go in and take a look, at the exit, I found out that you actually need to buy a ticket to enter Yunqi Bamboo Path, 8 yuan per person. My friends suggest traveling light, bring snacks, water, and a hat, and be sure to wear long sleeves and pants, as there are many bugs on the mountain. In summer, there must be a lot of mosquitoes, so bring mosquito repellent.