Suspended cliffside walkway, heart-pounding screams! Peaks upon peaks, countless poses—this is a real-life landscape painting

Xinchang Nineteen Peaks, the Danxia secret realm of eastern Zhejiang. Here, the peaks rise and fall in endless forms, a true scene from a landscape painting. Location: Jingling Town, Xinchang County, Shaoxing City, Zhejiang Province. How to get there: Drive and navigate to "Xinchang Nineteen Peaks Scenic Area." About 2.5 hours from Hangzhou, 3.5 hours from Shanghai, and 2 hours from Ningbo. Take the high-speed train to "Shengzhou Xinchang Station," then a taxi for about 40 minutes. Direct buses are available from Xinchang West Bus Station. Ticket information: (Prices may vary, please confirm before traveling) General admission is about 80 RMB per person, including Nineteen Peaks, Qianzhang Valley, and Feilong Walkway. Shoe covers for the glass walkway cost about 20 RMB per person. Glass slide descent costs about 30-40 RMB per person. The small train inside Qianzhang Valley is about 20 RMB per person one way. Online platforms often offer discounts. Must-visit spots & experiences 1. Main Peak Area of Nineteen Peaks Climb to the top for a panoramic view of the nineteen continuous peaks, each with its own name. The most classic is the "Through Rock Nineteen Peaks," where you pass through a cave at the base of the peaks, looking up at a strip of sky. This spot was also used as a filming location for martial arts dramas like "The Smiling, Proud Wanderer" and "The Return of the Condor Heroes," full of martial arts atmosphere. 2. Feilong Walkway An aerial corridor hanging on a cliff, nearly 200 meters long. Walking on it, beneath your feet is a hundred-meter deep abyss, with Danxia cliffs on both sides—thrilling and exciting. The walkway connects two peaks and is the necessary path to higher ground. 3. Glass Walkway The highlight of Feilong Walkway. The fully transparent glass lets you experience "walking in the air." Those afraid of heights may feel their legs go weak, while the brave will gain an unparalleled visual shock and photo opportunities. 4. Qianzhang Valley A deep gorge with babbling streams and shaded green trees. In contrast to the steep peaks, this place is especially tranquil. You can stroll along the creekside trail or take a small train for an easy tour, enjoying the coolness at the valley bottom. Itinerary suggestions One-day highlight tour: Arrive in the morning, first challenge Feilong Walkway and Glass Walkway, have lunch at a farmhouse restaurant at the foot of the mountain, visit Qianzhang Valley in the afternoon, and return in the evening. Two-day in-depth tour: Same as above on the first day, stay overnight at a guesthouse in Jingling Town. On the second day, visit nearby Chongyang Palace or Waipokeng Village to experience more local culture. Food recommendations Xinchang fried rice cakes, soft and chewy with rich ingredients. Zha Mian, a local specialty snack, can be served in soup or stir-fried. Taro dumplings, with a soft skin and delicious filling. Farmhouse dishes like native chicken stew and creek fish, authentic flavors. Practical tips Spring and autumn are the best seasons to visit. Be sure to wear comfortable sports shoes. Prepare sun protection and mosquito repellent. Travel light when hiking and bring enough water. Pay attention to safety on the glass walkway and during climbs. Holidays are crowded, so off-peak travel offers a better experience. Bring a camera—everywhere here is a scenic spot. Xinchang Nineteen Peaks is a treasure combining natural scenery, thrilling experiences, and martial arts culture. Its Danxia red cliffs and thrilling walkways create a three-dimensional landscape painting. Here, you gain not only photos but also an adventure memory that quickens your heartbeat. -------------------------------- The above content is AI-generated and for reference only.