Things to do in Fengshun

若你在粤东山区游玩，可以一游，离梅州，潮州，揭阳三地都不远，且三四十公里处揭西县还有个黄满寨瀑布，顺道一游也是可以的。【景色】

It's inside the hotel; just turn left after entering. The service was generally good, except for the young lady in the rest area who was a little less attentive; the other staff were very friendly. However, it got quite crowded in the afternoon, which negatively impacted the experience. It's uncomfortable to soak in a small pool surrounded by two or three groups of strangers.

Fengshun Yuyi Hot Spring Resort is only about half an hour's drive from Jieyang city, which is very convenient. There are dozens of pools of various sizes, where you can experience different hot spring pools, as well as geothermal energy, steam rooms, etc. It is quite good.

Six-star review! I'm giving it an extra star so you won't get too cocky. If you're still hesitating, grab it now! Highly recommended, it's really great, and the price is excellent. I'll definitely buy from this store again. In short: Satisfied! Satisfied! Satisfied!

Watching the sea of ​​clouds from the top of the mountain is like entering a fairyland, with peaks stacked one on top of the other, and all the other mountains are small. It is worth a visit. The service quality is poor, and small cars are not allowed to drive to the climbing point, so you have to walk two more kilometers.

The ancient city of Jieyang is a delightful surprise. It's very distinctive and exquisitely decorated. The blend of historical architecture and modern living creates a wonderful atmosphere.

First of all, the attractions in Jieyang are all very close together. You can probably see everything in a day. The Jieyang Confucian Temple is a must-see. Nearby are the City God Temple, Shuangfeng Temple, Jinxian Gate, the museum, etc. So you can use this as a starting point to begin your Jieyang trip. The Jieyang Confucian Temple is one of the three major Confucian temples in Guangdong, and it's closed on Mondays!

I came here because of its reputation, and visited Chaozhou Ancient City, Guangji Bridge, Guangji Tower, and Kaiyuan Temple to learn about Chaoshan culture and taste local delicacies. In March, the spring sunshine was just right, the weather was pleasant, and I felt very comfortable.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Five stars! A must-see in Chaozhou is Guangji Bridge, and it truly lives up to its reputation! As one of China's four ancient bridges and the world's earliest movable bridge, walking on it truly allows you to appreciate the remarkable wisdom of the ancients. "Eighteen shuttle boats and twenty-four islands"—one side features stone piers and pavilions, while the middle section is a pontoon bridge made of shuttle boats. Walking on the pontoon bridge, gently swaying, with the river breeze from the Han River blowing in your face, is incredibly comfortable. Rows of antique pavilions are scattered about, their couplets and plaques full of charm, and the ancient stone slabs underfoot bear the marks of time. During the day, strolling on the bridge allows you to quietly admire both banks of the Han River, with the ancient city of Chaozhou on one side, full of vibrant life. If you have enough time, you can also watch the pontoon bridge being dismantled in the evening, a famous spectacle known as "crossing the river and dismantling the bridge." At night, when the lights come on, the entire bridge is reflected in the river, creating a breathtaking night view. When you come to Chaozhou, you really can't miss Guangji Bridge. Take a walk on the bridge, feel the river breeze, and experience the cultural heritage of this ancient city. It's definitely worth it!

After visiting the Thai Buddhist Hall at Kaiyuan Temple, a taxi ride cost just over three yuan took me directly to Han Yu's Ancestral Hall. Walking there would have been 1.8km, which would have been quite tiring. Taxis are relatively cheap in Chaozhou. This place mainly introduces the life of Han Yu from the Tang Dynasty, his contributions during his exile to Chaozhou, and praises his patriotism and dedication to the people. It's worth taking a short stroll, as the reservation ticket is free, essentially like visiting a small park. The ticket entrance for Guangji Bridge is just over 100 meters away. After visiting Guangji Bridge, you can go directly there to experience the culture and charm of a pontoon bridge before returning to the ancient city, avoiding backtracking.