Things to do in Yibin

We were on a family trip. We stayed at a guesthouse in the scenic area the first night, and our first stop the next day was Wangyou Valley, which was the most memorable attraction. While walking along the Emerald Corridor, a woman kept following us. I understand she wanted to make money, but she kept following us even after we clearly refused. It was really annoying, so I gave her a bad review.

The scenic area is quite large, encompassing all forms of karst landforms, including sinkholes, stone forests, and caves, allowing you to see everything in one place. The caves are rather ordinary; a quick experience is enough. There's a jungle adventure that kids will enjoy, which is nice. Dining options are very inconvenient; only snacks, noodles, and rice bowls are available, and the wait times are too long when it's crowded. The scenic area's capacity is limited and needs improvement. Overall, it's quite suitable for a family trip.

Lizhuang Cultural Tourism Area, located in Cuiping District, Yibin City, boasts a history of over 1400 years and a rich cultural heritage. The area features antique architecture, with cobblestone streets and Ming and Qing dynasty buildings complementing each other. During the War of Resistance against Japan, Lizhuang served as a cultural center for the resistance, where scholars such as Liang Sicheng and Lin Huiyin studied and left behind a wealth of historical imprints.

Hejiangmen is one of the most worthwhile places to see in Yibin, where the Jinsha River and the Min River converge to form the Yangtze River. Yibin is thus known as the "First City of the Yangtze River." As dusk falls, the city is brightly lit, and the large characters "骐骥驰骋" (meaning "Galloping Horses") and "势不可挡" (meaning "Unstoppable Momentum") stand out prominently in the distance, creating a captivating night scene.

Yibin is truly underrated! This city boasts the confluence of three major rivers—the Minjiang, Jinsha, and Yangtze—truly deserving of its title as the "First City of the Yangtze River." The most pleasant thing to do during the day is to lean on the riverbank railing and watch the giant fish swim by; at night, with the lights on both banks, the entire river becomes romantic. After a long day of exploring, find a small shop for a bowl of spicy noodles, accompanied by the aroma of Wuliangye liquor (you don't even need to drink it, just the smell is intoxicating), and you'll feel instantly healed. Travel lovers, don't miss this incredibly relaxing place!

The scenic area might not be very popular, and it's actually quite short, mostly going up and down. The roads are slippery when it rains, which isn't ideal for the elderly. It's basically just walking around; there's not much to see. If you're going to the bamboo forest, I'd say it's optional. The sightseeing bus is just a large Coaster bus. Luckily, we didn't buy tickets and had our family pick us up by car.

五粮液是中国最著名的白酒品牌之一，以其独特的浓香型和悠久历史闻名于世。以下是五粮液的主要历史脉络：---### **起源与早期发展（唐宋时期 - 1909年）**1. **唐代雏形** - 宜宾（古称“戎州”）地区酿酒历史悠久，唐代诗人杜甫曾写下“重碧拈春酒”的诗句，描述当地美酒。 - 宋代姚君玉创制“姚子雪曲”，以五种粮食（高粱、大米、糯米、荞麦、粟米）为原料，被视为五粮液的直接前身。2. **明代窖池奠基** - **1368年**：宜宾“温德丰”酒坊创立，采用陈氏秘方（后称“陈氏秘方”），确立“荞子成半黍半成，大米糯米各两成，川南红粱凑足数”的配方，奠定五粮配方雏形。 - 现存**明代古窖池群**（始建于明初），至今仍在使用，是国家重点文物保护单位，微生物群落赋予酒体独特风味。---### **正式定名与近代崛起（1909 - 1949年）**1. **“五粮液”之名诞生** - **1909年**：宜宾商人杨惠泉品尝“杂粮酒”后赞叹：“此酒集五粮之精华而成玉液，何不更名为五粮液？”得创始人邓子均采纳，**“五粮液”品牌正式确立**。2. **民国时期的传承** - 邓子均改良配方（用小麦替代荞麦），并在国内外博览会获奖（如1915年巴拿马万国博览会金奖），声名渐起。---### **国营化与工艺定型（1949 - 1978年）**1. **公私合营** - **1952年**：当地酒坊合并成立“宜宾国营二十四酒厂”（1959年更名“宜宾五粮液酒厂”）。 - 邓子均献出秘方，国家组织技术攻关，确立现代五粮液酿造标准。2. **国家名酒地位奠定** - **1963年**：第二届全国评酒会上首获“**中国名酒**”称号，此后连续四届（1979、1984、1989年）蝉联此誉。---### **改革开放与品牌腾飞（1978 - 2000年）**1. **产能与技术升级** - 1980年代扩建窖池，引入科研技术，保持传统工艺的同时提升标准化。 - **“五粮液工艺”**（跑窖循环、续糟发酵等）成为行业标杆。2. **市场化与品牌战略** - **1990年代**：推行“**多品牌战略**”（开发系列子品牌）

[Value for money] Free park [Scenery] Lush trees, you can see squirrels There is a temple, a Taoist temple, and a Nezha Mansion [Fun] The fun is average, more focused on religious beliefs There is a cable car up the mountain, 15 up and 12 down, but walking is more recommended There are many elderly people exercising on the mountain, if you like temples and Taoist temples, you can go and see them There is also a memorial hall for Zhao Yiman, which is well built

This is one of the must-see attractions in Shunan Bamboo Sea. Along a road about 300 meters long, there are lush green bamboos growing on both sides. Strolling through it is a refreshing experience.

This is the longest cable car I have ever taken. There were not many people there on the day I went, so there was no need to queue. It was very leisurely and the experience was great!