A one-day and one-night photo-taking and check-in guide for Liancheng Guanzhi Mountain/Sijiaojing.

🚗 Transportation to scenic spots: [HighSpeedRail] High-speed rail/EMU: Arrive at Guanzhishan South Station, and there is a bus for 10 yuan, which can take you directly to the tourist service center. (It’s a bit far, 25 kilometers to the county seat, and the bus has to take the highway) 🏨Accommodation recommendation: The county seat is fine, and many people will choose Vienna Hotel. 🗓Itinerary: It is recommended to arrive as early as possible, especially for those who need to take Route B. It is still in time to arrive at the Tourist Service Center before 12 o'clock. (See p2 for detailed tour route.) After climbing the mountain, you can take a short rest at the hotel and arrive at Sijiaojing for sightseeing in the evening. This park is not big, you can just walk around with your eyes closed, but it is very lively. (It is recommended to go during holidays) 💰Tickets: You can buy them offline. If you are not sure whether you can complete the B line, you can buy the A line first. When you reach the cable bridge, if you feel that you have enough time, you can go to the cable car station to buy the cable car ticket for 35 yuan. Tickets for Line A are 115 yuan, and tickets for Line B are 150 yuan. No tickets are required for the Sijiao Well. 👍Attractions: Guanzhi Mountain Scenic Area: Route B, which takes three hours and forty minutes to complete, I think the highlights are all in Route A. Those who like hiking can choose Route B. The Shimen Lake cruise will tell you where the check-in points are. There will be introductory pictures and texts at each check-in point during the climb, so it’s a no-brainer. Sijiaojing Cultural Park: The local hotel owner introduced it to me. I didn’t know about it at first (people from Liancheng are really tight-lipped). It feels really good. Although it is relatively small, the scenery is beautiful and it is great for taking photos. There are performances, flower boats, musical fountains, fire pots and more. According to local people, the performances change every once in a while, and they said that it was Yingge dance some time ago. There are usually holidays, but not necessarily every weekday! ! !