Pearl of the Yellow River

A public aviation travel Pearl of the Yellow River Garden Hotel carries the expectation of accommodation, and the independent large garden truly lives up to the name of the garden hotel. A large wetland lake view, RV self-driving tour base, barbecue camp, log cabins, children's outdoor playground, with complete hardware facilities, it's just the empty boardwalk that makes one feel lonely when walking on it. Exiting the hotel is a food street in the new district, with green belts and shops on both sides of the road, and parking lots set up in between. There is an entrance and exit every hundred meters, making it impossible to park randomly on the roadside. Such design is quite rare even in the capital city, which is very admirable. Tai Chi Island, I never really saw its true face, but the park is filled with dazzling colors of large marigolds and sage, and you can scan a code to ride a bike anywhere. As a leisurely urban central park, this area is considered luxurious and precious. Visiting Luojia Cave Temple, suddenly dark clouds loomed, and a storm came swiftly. The red cliffs and Danxia under the muddy Yellow River were dazzling. It was like the legend of the Shengle Vajra dual-body statue, with a bit of joy and a bit of sorrow. But in just a moment, the rain dispersed, the clouds vanished, and the blue sky reappeared. The hanging temples of Luojia Cave Temple, the cypresses hiding the rocks, climbing the steps, the white pagodas and flags, the scent of butter, vaguely reminded me of those days in Tibet. A Gelug sect Tibetan Buddhist temple, under the jurisdiction of Labrang Monastery. The boardwalks on both sides were closed and could not be passed through. The caves on those red cliffs were once the refuge for the people and also the place of asceticism for monks. I found a legend about Luojia Cave, where a monk in practice fell in love with a village girl, and both became Buddhas. That is the story of the dual cultivation flesh statue in the temple. Because of love, they became Buddhas. The dual cultivation of blessings and wisdom in Tibetan Buddhism is perhaps more secular, making it easier to teach the people. Red cliffs and hanging temples, under the blue sky, there is a breathtakingly beautiful perspective. Standing on the mountainside overlooking Yongjing County, surrounded by mountains, the Yellow River flows past, nourishing and nurturing the pearl of the small town. In the city, the famous Wensheng hand-grabbed Yellow River carp, fermented bean curd, and yogurt are also excellent. Walking at night in the bustling center of the old city. A lively market starts, with strong barbecue smells, warm barley porridge, a cup of sweet roasted milk tea, wandering the streets of a foreign land, yet feeling exceptionally warm and affectionate. Bingling Temple's one-day mountain trail winds, Sister Stone Peaks, the waterborne Buddha land, there is no more beautiful grotto scenic area than this. The confluence of the Huang and Tao rivers, the boundary between green and yellow in the Two Dragons Playing with a Pearl, speedboats and tour boats stir up the white waves. Liujiagou Bridge, winding up to the viewing platform, the deep blue, the clear green, so the Yellow River can have such colors. Fortunate to have chosen Yongjing, all the beautiful scenes, none missed.