Step into the anime world of Hayao Miyazaki in Taizhou's Sky City!

Find a real-life version of the Sky City in Taizhou! At an altitude of 700 meters, the sea of clouds here is within reach Floating islands, windmills, Totoro, small trains, tea gardens… The healing scenery takes me into the anime world under Hayao Miyazaki's pen~ It is recommended to stay here for one night, living in the clouds and also having 'sea of clouds at sunrise, sunset at dusk, night sky'~ I have organized the latest play and check-in strategy, just in time for the National Day holiday Taizhou Huangyan Sky City 55r/person, accommodation guests FREE |It is recommended to drive by yourself, high-speed rail 'Taizhou West Station' and then take a taxi/rent a car for 1h Recommended check-in points Floating Island: Like the Sky City under Hayao Miyazaki's pen, the island floating in the clouds in the sky, it's very photogenic to take a photo with the clouds behind! The floating island is not high, and there is a tea garden below, you can go up with confidence. Windmill: There are many windmills in the scenic area distributed in various tea fields, which are particularly romantic and healing under the sunset light~ √Sky Mirror: A huge mirror platform, here you will have double the sea of clouds and sky, and it is also the best viewing platform for Changtan Reservoir. √Fairy Tale Small Train: The small train in the fairy tale enters reality, it is recommended to experience it at sunset, the whole journey is about 10 minutes. Along the track, you can also see many Hayao Miyazaki anime murals. Accommodation recommendation We stayed in a lake-view tent room with its own terrace. You can overlook Changtan Reservoir while lying on the bed. Get up in the morning and have a cup of coffee while enjoying the sea of clouds. It's so romantic~ There is also the starry sky bubble house of the same style as the stars in 'Youth Around'√You can bring your own tent or rent it in the scenic area Dining There are Chinese restaurants, Western restaurants, camping barbecues, tea rooms, and small bars