Things to do in Shaowu

A very complete ancient town with very good ancient buildings. It takes half an hour to drive from here in the morning. There is no bullet train, so it is more convenient to drive by yourself. There were not many people when I went there, and the whole ancient town was very quiet. The tofu in the town is delicious.

Front desk staff FO-EKGA100009 were very efficient and completed check-in in just one minute. They answered all my questions and I highly recommend staying here. The hotel staff were professional, efficient, and reliable, making my entire business trip very smooth. The balcony soaking tub was nice, and the hot air balloon at the front desk was beautiful. The hotel atmosphere was great, and it was getting more and more festive with the New Year's spirit. The decorations were excellent. The in-room soaking tubs were promptly and efficiently set up. The room service staff were friendly, the security guards were polite, there were plenty of parking spaces, and the lobby lounge was very comfortable and pleasing to the eye. Highly recommended!

Walking into Yunling Mountain facing the rising sun, the fresh air, such a special "medium", not only creates the beautiful natural scenery of mountains and rivers, but also connects the various flowers and fruits growing in the scenery into a beautiful landscape, beautifying the hearts of tourists.

Every attraction is worth visiting, with its rich cultural heritage and stunning natural scenery that leaves visitors breathless and reluctant to leave. There are some attractions I haven't visited yet; I'll come back another time.

It's absolutely gorgeous! A trip to Jiangxi isn't complete without visiting this place to wear Hanfu and take photos – every shot is a masterpiece! It feels like stepping back in time to ancient times. There's also a bar street in the valley; after a long walk, you can sit down and have a drink – so relaxing!

We spent three days in Wuyishan National Park in October and loved it. The scenery is spectacular: dramatic cliffs, green valleys, the Nine-Bend Stream and tea gardens tucked between the rocks. For tea lovers it's special to see where Wuyi rock tea actually grows.The park is much bigger than we expected. Even with a three-day pass and the shuttle buses, we didn't manage to see everything. If you can, plan several days and pick your routes in advance. The shuttle system makes getting between areas easy.Overall, one of the most beautiful places we visited in China. Highly recommended, and we'd happily come back to explore the parts we missed.

Bad review, extremely poor service attitude, violates regulations, does whatever they want.

Finally checked out Huangling, and it truly lives up to its reputation as the pinnacle of autumn harvest drying. The ancient Hui-style village, built into the mountainside, cascades down the slopes, with red peppers, yellow corn, and pumpkins spread out on drying racks, their vibrant colors under the sunlight resembling a flowing oil painting. Take the cable car up the mountain and stroll slowly along the Sky Street; the ancient cobblestone alleys and horse-head walls are full of charm. The Huaxi Water Street is shrouded in mist, exuding an ethereal beauty; the view of the terraced fields from the Leixin Bridge is expansive. As evening falls and lanterns light up, the ancient village's night view is gentle and soothing. I recommend visiting on a sunny afternoon when the light is perfect for photography. The village has many steps, so remember to wear comfortable shoes.

The crowds somewhat affected the experience. The performance was extremely noisy, constantly using bass, with no soothing music. Luckily, we were far away, or our hearts would have been pounded. I recommend the café; the second-floor terrace is a great spot to watch the light show. Before going, I thought they would put thousands of lights in the sky, but that's not the case. Each person is held by a thin rope, and many lights float in the air simultaneously—it's truly breathtaking. After the evening show, if you choose to leave by electric cart, do not walk to the far right. There are barriers all the way, preventing you from merging into the waiting area. We ended up walking all the way to the parking lot, a 1.3-kilometer walk that took a considerable amount of time late at night.

There were so many tourists, you had to squeeze in photos whenever you could, but the results were still pretty good. I didn't want to wait for the elevator, so I took the stairs. The stairwell was a bit narrow and not very well ventilated.