The Emerald of the Human World: Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai Travel

Yandang Mountain, which ranks among the Three Mountains and Five Sacred Peaks, may have been overlooked for too long. My childhood impression of it was that it equaled the 'sunset red' travel group, and in my memory, it was a very boring place. This time I went there again with my parents, and to my surprise, it was actually very beautiful and photogenic! Let me share my itinerary with you. Lingfeng—Fangdong—Dalongqiu Lingfeng: Ticket price 45 RMB, Tour time 2h The only recommended spot: Guohe Bridge, which is the blue pool in the pictures, no filter! The water is very clear and there are koi fish. Other spots are just a quick glance. There are quite a lot of steps in the Lingfeng scenic area, and it's quite tiring for the legs, such as the Guanyin Cave. Fangdong: Ticket price 40 RMB, Tour time 1.5h Highly recommended! In my heart, it's the only must-visit spot in Yandang. It's a rock cave around a cliff, a bit thrilling (but absolutely safe) and very interesting. You can overlook the mountain scenery, and the yellow cable cars are very photogenic. The iron chain bridge is also here. PS: To visit Fangdong, you need to take a cable car up the mountain, 60 RMB per person. If you drive up the mountain, you don't need to take the cable car. Dalongqiu: Ticket price 50 RMB, Tour time 2h I personally think this scenic spot was a letdown. The water wasn't impressive, maybe because I've seen the Lushan Waterfall, so I was quite disappointed when I saw Dalongqiu. If you're coming for the waterfall, you might as well go to Baizhangji. There's a motorbike show in the scenic area on the hour, if you can catch it, it's worth a watch. Visiting three spots in one day is pretty much it! I drove there myself, departing from Wenling, it took 40min, and there are free parking lots at the entrance of each scenic spot, which is very convenient.