Mount Yun

Mount Yun Scenic Area is a national AAAAA-level tourist attraction, boasting abundant natural resources, cultural landscapes, and heritage. It is a rare comprehensive tourist area in southern Shanxi that combines sightseeing, leisure and entertainment, health and wellness retreats, folk experience, and cultural exchange. Real experience: Mount Yun has too many man-made attractions, and it's not advisable for the elderly and children to climb the mountain. The temple on the mountain is not as good as playing at the foot of the mountain. The cave dwelling courtyard accommodations in the scenic area are quite nice, with cozy rooms. The Eight Treasures Restaurant offers tasty dishes at reasonable prices. Initially, I thought the food inside the scenic area would be expensive, so I had lunch at a farmhouse outside, which was not only disappointing in taste but also more expensive. Dinner at the Eight Treasures Restaurant was delightful and reasonably priced. The ticket for the Millennium Ice Cave is expensive, but it's indeed worth a visit. The scenic area's highlight is its excellent service. Special commendation goes to a staff member who seemed to be in charge of the scenic shuttle bus. The shuttle service starts at 8 am, but since we arrived early, the driver started the bus just for the two of us and took us to the cable car station. Sometimes, enjoying a trip is not just about what you see; good service can also make you happy. In conclusion, Mount Yun is worth a visit.