July's Midsummer: Packing a 16°C Summer into a Cozy Guesthouse Pillow

When the city's air conditioning fails to cool you down And the 35°C air feels like a branding iron There’s a "natural ice cellar" hidden in the Taihang Mountains. Baqian Gorge uses its 16°C mountain spring water To turn the scorching summer into a refreshing emerald sanctuary. High Gorge and Still Lake: Cruise through 16°C emerald waters, flanked by hundred-meter-high cliffs that resemble green gemstone barriers. The lake water is as cold as if it came straight from a refrigerator, with mist rising to dispel the summer heat. Cloud Cliff Walkway: A 5,000-meter-long suspended walkway clings to the mountainside at an altitude of 1,400 meters. The thrilling "King Yama’s Nose" section overlooks a deep valley, with mountain breezes acting as a natural air conditioner. When clouds and mist roll in, the atmosphere becomes refreshingly cool. Baqian Springs: At the valley floor, eight spring eyes flow in response to the weight of your footsteps. The 16°C mountain spring water seeps through billion-year-old rock layers. Scoop up the water to feel icy mist in your hands—more refreshing than any cold drink. 🏔️ Stay at the Heart of the Gorge, Where Every View is a Summer Retreat Located near the core area of Baqian Gorge! With shuttle service to the scenic area, open the floor-to-ceiling windows to see the Cloud Cliff Walkway hanging like a silver chain on the cliffs. Sunlight filters through rock crevices onto the terrace, and every snapshot looks like a National Geographic masterpiece. 🌙 This Summer, Don’t Let the Heat Steal Your Joy Come to July's Midsummer Guesthouse and immerse yourself in the 16°C sound of springs. Let the canyon breeze blow away all your summer heat. July's Midsummer Guesthouse (Grand Canyon Branch)