I was shocked! Oh my god, Wuhan people now have their own Wugong Mountain!

The days when I can’t go hiking far away Then let’s look for our own little Wugong Mountain in Wuhan (hehe, we actually found it, which was a big surprise) Mountains upon mountains, full of greenery Very safe, gentle mountain roads, family-friendly After 20 minutes of climbing to the top, you can overlook the mountains and the "Little Thousand Island Lake". During the May Day holiday, there was no one there, so you can enjoy the mountain all to yourself. You can run freely and enjoy the free wind in the mountains. You can also pick wild fruits and honeysuckle along the way. Address | Longwangjian Site For friends who like the same beautiful scenery, you can send a separate route map. 1 Reason for recommendation | The scenery in May is great, friendly to beginners, family-friendly, and pet-friendly. Travel routes: √ Climb the Little Great Wall at Longwangjian and enjoy the flowers on foot: (The small loop takes about 1.5 hours. The yellow flowers are blooming now and look very pretty.)√ Climb the newly discovered "Little Wugong Mountain" Green, it really has the flavor of the alpine meadow of Wugong Mountain Hiking tips: The small yellow flowers on the mountain are just beginning to bloom. They are very beautiful and the flowering period is very long. It is expected to last until the end of the month. √ It is recommended to go up the mountain from the right side of the small Great Wall loop, the road is easier √ Prepare water and replenish energy in advance. There are small vendors in the parking lot during holidays, but not on weekdays √ It is recommended to bring a trekking pole to help you avoid slipping √ There is no toilet on the mountain. It is recommended to use the toilet near the store before entering the mountain. It is very clean. Not recommended on rainy days, as it is muddy and slippery. Please take away your trash. Over the hills So, I understand the meaning of departure I am Maru who likes to explore niche travel/parent-child outdoor hiking/camping. Thanks for reading. See you in the next issue of "Nature"~