Shangganling Creek Water Park

Price: I came here this afternoon and found that the ticket is 70, which includes a sightseeing bus. There are discounts for local teachers who have been rated as excellent or above. The same discount policy applies to all scenic spots. Let me talk about something else. Any photography association certificate, including the China Photographers Association, does not have a discount, but residents with a Shangganling area ID card can enter for free, while others pay the full price. The service in the scenic area is quite good. If there is no car, they will call one immediately. The tour guides are also good. Occasionally, I hear them giving enthusiastic explanations. Although I didn't join the guided tour, I felt they were quite serious. There are many trees, various precious trees, but not much explanation. You can take your time to look around. However, there are many dead tree roots, and occasionally you may encounter wild squirrels eating. They are quite cute. If you only take the sightseeing bus down the mountain, you might miss the creek that everyone talks about. But if you walk out on your own, it takes about half an hour. It is said that you can follow the creek out. On the mountain, there are bells you can ring for free, and there are two viewing platforms, one iron tower and one wooden. The latter is better, with the first offering a higher view. It is not recommended for elderly people with children to go to the first one. The second one is quite good, with a tent and seating area for resting, which is very cool. There is no signal on the mountain. China Unicom has no signal for a period of time on Apple phones. The most convenient way is to start walking from the entrance, which is not so tiring. It is called Xiaoxing'anling Natural Broadleaf Forest Park. Start climbing from here.