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Gaoyiling Village, Qiaokou Town, Suxian District, Quzhou City
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9.3/10645 Reviews
MM333918****: The hotel's location is superb, right inside Yuhou Street. The front desk lady was very quick with check-in. The room was clean, the mattress was just right – not too soft, not too hard – and the bathroom had stable water pressure with quick hot water. The shower gel, shampoo, and conditioner provided were complete and smelled great. It's excellent value for money, highly recommended!
No. 101 Yuhou Street, Nanta Subdistrict
From JPY 4,764

9.3/101.3k Reviews
GGuest User: There is a large parking lot downstairs, parking is free, there are many breakfast shops and Chinese restaurants next to the hotel to choose from, and there is a laundry room and dryer on the 3rd floor, which is quite convenient. It is recommended to stay here.
No. 46 Nanling Avenue
From JPY 2,585

9.5/102.7k Reviews
重重新出發Rediscover Journey: Hotel location is very convenient to go, its actually in the complex of huoyu lane (后裕里) , with lots of restaurants as option, and also is few minute walking distance to 后裕街. Room is a bit small than expected we stayed there one night, but on the night we stayed, outside temperature was about 9c, we switched on aircon in cold mode of lowest 16c, but the whole night the room was so warm and we woke up and panel shows the room is 33c, we need to open the windows and curtain to sleep, yet there is a club next to hotel and was noisy at night...
Building 3, Yuhouli Commercial Plaza, Caojiaping Road, Nanta Subdistrict
From JPY 8,282

CCandice Y.: Honestly, 100% recommended! If you’re staying in Chenzhou, this is the hotel to pick. The amenities and facilities are spotlessly clean and very new, and the entire staff is incredibly attentive and helpful. Location-wise, it’s a convenient 20-minute walk from Yuhou Street. A special thank you to Miss Zhang (张旭廷) for making my stay so wonderful and making me feel so welcomed. Because it was the low season, I was also treated to a lovely room upgrade (room 6666)! The breakfast was delicious and offered a very authentic taste of Chenzhou cuisine. I would definitely stay here again.
20 meters east of Xiayunchang, Moxintang Road
From JPY 8,187

9.5/103k Reviews
CCoco cat: The room was very clean. It's a business hotel, but that didn't detract from the experience at all. There were plenty of power outlets everywhere, so I could charge my devices easily. I stayed for two nights and received welcome fruit twice, with different varieties each time. The breakfast was genuinely good; the environment was clean, and there was a huge variety of food and drinks. Definitely worth the price!
No. 958 Nanling Avenue
From JPY 9,599

9.7/102.1k Reviews
__wfo090****: This stay was fantastic! I brought my kids here for a winter break trip, and the front desk staff was so thoughtful, providing children's slippers and toothbrushes. When we checked out, they even gave the kids a small gift bag with toys and snacks, which they loved. The housekeeping staff was also great, providing extra pillows and blankets for us. The hotel has a gym and laundry room on the same floor, which was very convenient to use. Food delivery was brought to our room by a robot, and I highly recommend the fish noodle soup for breakfast – the Hunan rice noodles were truly delicious! We'll definitely be back.
No. 113, Building 24, Midea Yunxi Residence, No. 75 Lishushan Road, Chenjiang Subdistrict
From JPY 7,971

9.6/101.2k Reviews
BBudaxihuanliupinglundeyouke: I frequently stay at Atour hotels when I travel, and their brand is generally quite reliable. Perhaps because it's the rainy season, there was a slight odor in the hallway when I entered. I have a small suggestion: since I drove there, getting from the underground parking lot to the hotel entrance was a bit inconvenient. It would be great if guests could be reminded about breakfast during check-in and to scan their parking ticket during check-out; this would enhance the overall experience. Overall, it was still a good stay. The front desk staff recommended a delicious private kitchen restaurant nearby, which was a nice bonus.
No. 1 Bowuguan Road, Wuling Plaza, Yanquan Subdistrict
From JPY 8,019
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This 4-day Chenzhou route keeps the pace easy while linking together misty lake views, red-rock Danxia ridges, a wide alpine grassland, and the forested peaks of Mangshan. You will start with Dongjiang Lake and Bailang’s lakeside scenery, then move through Gaoyiling and Feitian Mountain’s dramatic landforms, slow down on Yangtianhu Grassland, and finish with the boardwalks and cableway views at Mangshan Wuzhifeng.
This 3-day Chenzhou route keeps the pace gentle while still covering the landscapes people come here for: a pine-covered ridge in the city, a cool underground cave, mist over Dongjiang Lake, red Danxia ridgelines, and a hot-spring soak at the end. It works well if you want scenery, light walking, and enough breathing room between stops.

[Rainbow] Most mountains and rivers were formed tens of thousands or even hundreds of millions of years ago, and the most beautiful among them were developed into tourist attractions long ago throughout human history. Gaoyiling, however, is an exception. Although it features ancient Danxia landforms and was even recommended by the legendary traveler Xu Xiake, it remained unknown to the world. Instead, it became a disposal site for slag from a thermal power plant. It wasn't until 2021 that it was developed into a scenic area, truly living up to the slogan "a place forgotten by God." When people finally rediscovered it, they were surprised to find a landscape of crisscrossing gullies, steep cliffs, deep pools, and surrounding blue waters—like an untouched virgin land, preserving the original appearance that nature has maintained for hundreds of millions of years. [Fire] Must-see highlights: [One] Dragon's Spine (Longjibei) The Danxia landforms of Gaoyiling are eroded by rainwater at a rate of 0.8 meters every 10,000 years. As rainwater flows down and washes away the soil, the vegetation and soil on the mountain tops and sides are gradually lost over the years, creating the steep cliffs seen today. The most famous of these is the Dragon's Spine, a winding, narrow ridge. The top of the ridge is barren, while both sides are precipitous cliffs, lying between the mountains and water like a dragon's spine. Walking on it, you only dare to stay in the middle; leaning even slightly toward the railing and catching a glimpse of the deep valley dozens of meters below is enough to make you dizzy and weak in the knees. [Two] Giant Lizard Lake If the danger of the Dragon's Spine made Gaoyiling popular online, then the beauty of Giant Lizard Lake adds the finishing touch. Nestled among the mountains, the lake features clear, deep, and transparent blue water, acting as the "flesh" filling the "skeleton" formed by the red Danxia rocks. The contrast between the red and blue is distinct, creating a full sense of depth. The desolate scenery feels like another world. [Three] Dengyun Sky Ladder The Dengyun Sky Ladder is another landmark of Gaoyiling. The straight, steep stone steps lead directly to the mountain top, offering a striking visual impact. [Four] Stonehenge The Stonehenge rises abruptly from the Danxia mountain body, looking vast and mysterious. Although it mimics the famous site in Wiltshire, England, it carries a unique flavor thanks to the backdrop of the red Danxia rocks. ⚠️ Tips: There are quite a few paid activities at Gaoyiling. It would be one thing if it were just ziplines, hot air balloons, or via ferrata, but I didn't expect the elevator to be an extra charge, such as the escalator covered by a green cloth in image 19. Although the slope is high and there are many steps, and the sun is blazing, I won't give them the chance to make money just because of such a petty policy. [RoundNails] Detailed address: Gaoyiling Village, Feitianshan Town, Suxian District, Chenzhou City 🎫 Ticket information: Purchase on-site or via Trip.com, 98 yuan/person ⏰️ Opening hours: 8:00 AM–6:00 PM [ThumbsUp] Recommended duration: 3–4 hours [Car] Transportation guide: Bus routes 501, 817, 888, 889, 901 (Line B), Gaoyiling Station Community Creation Center Guide Editorial Department Guide Community Attraction Guide

I have seamlessly integrated all exclusive, field-tested, and differentiated details into the original text, preserving your original writing style and structure to meet Trip.com's high-quality content standards. Don't rush to Gaoyiling without a plan! A guide to the secret Danxia landscape of emerald waters and red cliffs—how to visit in autumn and winter without falling into traps ⛰️ Many people fall into traps when visiting Gaoyiling: taking photos at noon that turn out dark due to overhead lighting, choosing the wrong entrance and getting exhausted, getting stuck in crowds and unable to get clean shots, or trusting unofficial guides and taking dangerous, unauthorized paths 🙅♀️ Gaoyiling Tourist Area Chenzhou's iconic water-based Danxia landscape features winding, majestic red rock ridges surrounded by emerald lake waters. In autumn and winter, the vegetation is sparse and clear, without dense greenery to block the view. The red rocks have higher color saturation and better layering, and with fewer tourists and wide-open views, it is the best season of the year for photography and overall experience. ✅ Golden hours for photography In autumn and winter, the 14:00–16:00 slanted soft light gives the red rocks a natural, warm texture, creating excellent color contrast between the mountains and water. Avoid the overhead sun at noon, which can easily wash out the image or cause backlit, dark faces. ✅ Essential photo spots (field-tested breakdown) Dragon Spine (Longjibei) | The soul of the scenic area! The entrance is crowded, so head toward the middle of the ridge to easily capture stunning, crowd-free shots. The long, narrow ridge offers a bird's-eye view of the entire emerald Danxia landscape, maximizing the atmosphere. Giant Lizard Lake Viewing Platform | Prioritize standing on the upper levels for an unobstructed view. Take overhead shots of the red rocks embracing the emerald lake; sunset silhouettes look amazing here. Suspended Plank Road | A niche cliffside perspective. Look straight out and down at the entire Danxia canyon for a unique angle. ✅ Tips for an effortless route & saving on tickets The best choice is to enter through the North Gate and exit through the South Gate. Most of the route is downhill, making it effortless and easy—a top choice for seniors, children, and those who prefer a relaxed pace. General admission to the scenic area is free. You only need to make an online real-name reservation and scan your ID card to enter. The glass bridge and zipline are optional, self-paid entertainment projects; you can fully enjoy the core Danxia landscape without them, so there is no need for forced spending. ⚠️ Visitors who park at the South Gate can only enter in reverse, which involves a lot of uphill walking and is more physically demanding—better suited for young people and hikers. There are no shuttle buses in the scenic area; it is a walking-only route. It is recommended to set aside 2.5–3 hours to explore at a leisurely pace. 💥 Exclusive autumn/winter trap-avoidance guide (field-tested) 1. The climate is dry in autumn and winter, and the loose gravel on the surface of the Danxia rocks is prone to shifting, making the ground slippery. Be sure to wear non-slip athletic shoes; flat-soled shoes and leather shoes are prohibited. Some parts of the ridge have no guardrails; do not get close to or climb over the edges when taking photos. Safety first. 2. There is no shelter or shade on the mountain. Even in autumn and winter, the UV rays on sunny days are still strong, so be sure to use sun protection. Strong winds often pick up on the ridges in the evening, and the temperature difference is significant, so be sure to carry a windbreaker. 3. Prices inside the scenic area are on the higher side, so it is recommended to bring your own drinking water and snacks in advance. Stick to the official, marked trails throughout the entire trip. Refuse offers from unofficial guides at the village entrance or paths they suggest; these unauthorized paths are dangerous, closed off, and it is very easy to get trapped. 4. For outfits, light white or light blue solid-colored clothing is recommended. They create a strong color contrast with the red rocks and emerald water, making your raw photos look fantastic. Red rocks as the spine, emerald water as the mirror. In autumn and winter, Gaoyiling is free from the crowds, offering only pure, majestic Danxia landscapes that are both healing and breathtaking. Are you going for the easy, effortless North Gate route, or challenging yourself with the full-scenery uphill hiking route?

There are so many places worth visiting in Hunan! You can use this map to get a general idea of where attractions are located and use it as a reference when planning your itinerary📌 ⛰️Love unique peaks and seas of clouds? Keep an eye on Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, Tianmen Mountain, and Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon! The cloud-shrouded peaks feel like stepping into the forests of Avatar🌲✨ 🏯Prefer ancient cities and towns? Fenghuang Ancient Town, Furong Town, Hongjiang Ancient Commercial Town, and Qianyang Ancient Town are all worth considering~ The bluestone roads paired with stilt houses are perfect for taking photos in Miao-style clothing📸 🌊Want to see lakes and grasslands? Dongjiang Lake, Dongting Lake, Yangtian Lake Grassland, and Nanshan Pasture can all be arranged! The misty scenery of Little Dongjiang in the early morning is very relaxing☁️ 📍Changsha is great for urban cultural tours. You can explore the IFS, Yuelu Mountain, and Orange Isle🚶 📍Western Hunan is perfect for visiting ancient towns, seeing canyons, and experiencing the local customs of the "Border Town" described by Shen Congwen 📍Chenzhou is suitable for landscape vacations, and the Danxia landform of Gaoyiling is very unique🏞️ 📍Mount Heng, Yueyang Tower, Shaoshan, and the Mausoleum of Emperor Yan lean more towards profound historical and cultural heritage~ 🏯Visit Yueyang Tower during the day to feel the magnificent temperament of the architecture and experience the spirit of "worrying before the world worries"! 🎋For Mount Heng (Nanyue), you can choose to walk around the temple area in the evening, accompanied by the evening drums and morning bells, which is perfect for calming your mind and praying. This map organizes 36 popular attractions in Hunan🗺️ The various regions in Hunan are quite far apart, and many spots require a two- or three-hour drive between them. If you plan to travel, you can save this first, choose a direction, and explore slowly without rushing your itinerary🧳 If you are planning a trip to Hunan, would you prioritize a route with landscape scenery or one for exploring ancient towns and food? Are there any places you want to check off your bucket list? Let's chat.

Ancient dwellings are truly the visual calling card of regional character! 🏯 The most charming thing about ancient dwellings is that they wear the local landscape right on their exterior. ✨ Across China, ancient dwellings have gradually developed unique architectural styles based on local geography, climate, materials, and lifestyles. 🏠 The orderly and substantial Siheyuan in the north, the harmonious square and round Tulou in Fujian, the small bridges and flowing water of the Jiangnan water towns... they were born from their geography and climate, and differ due to local customs. 🌿 So there's no need to ask; just by looking at the exterior, you can roughly tell which region it's in. This is the unique charm of traditional ancient dwellings. 💫 📷 Here is your must-visit list for photography spots 👇 Fig 1: Foshan, Guangdong • Yanqiao Ancient Village Fig 2: Qingyuan, Guangdong • Shangyue Ancient Village Fig 3: Puning, Guangdong • Nigou Village Fig 4: Shantou, Guangdong • Chen Cihong Former Residence Fig 5: Zhangzhou, Fujian • Yunshuiyao Ancient Village Fig 6: Zhangzhou, Fujian • Daimei Ancient Village (Daimei Village, Dongyuan Town, Longhai District, Zhangzhou City, Fujian Province, open daily, year-round) Fig 7: Ili, Xinjiang • Kazanqi Old Street Fig 8: Shangrao, Jiangxi • Huangling Ancient Village Fig 9: Ganzhou, Jiangxi • Donglong Ancient Village Fig 10: Weinan, Shaanxi • Dangjia Village Fig 11: Chenzhou, Hunan • Xianfeng Village Fig 12: Yongzhou, Hunan • Shanggantang Village Fig 13: Hezhou, Guangxi • Chashan Village Fig 14: Hezhou, Guangxi • Huangyao Ancient Town (No. 1 Huangyao Town, Zhaoping County, Hezhou City, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, open daily, 7:30 AM–6:00 PM) Fig 15: Suzhou, Jiangsu • Shantang Old Street (No. 177 Shantang Street, Gusu District, Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province, open daily, year-round) Fig 16: Jinan, Shandong • Furong Street Fig 17: Dali, Yunnan • Shaxi Ancient Town Fig 18: Bazhong, Sichuan • Enyang Ancient Town (No. 1 Kuiziwan Street, Enyang District, Bazhong City, Sichuan Province, open daily, year-round) Every ancient dwelling is a living calling card of local culture. Walking into these villages is like opening a three-dimensional geography book. 📖 Shooting Chinese-style architecture on a rainy day creates an incredibly atmospheric vibe. 🌧️ The little houses at the foot of the mountains or beside the fields make every frame look like a cinematic cultural landscape. 📸 The beauty of it.

Chenzhou Feitianshan 3–day 2–night upscale guide | The water Danxia praised by Xu Xiake✨ You'll get it! Chenzhou is more than just Gaoyiling; Feitianshan is the ultimate spot for relaxation. ✅ The terrain is gentle and easy on the feet. Red rocks paired with the emerald waters of the Cuijiang River, plus hidden thousand-year-old hanging coffins and the vibrant life of ancient villages—it's perfect for friends who want to slowly experience the landscape. Save this 3–day 2–night guide for two with a total budget of CNY 8,000! ✅ Day 1: Head to Feitianshan, cruise the Cuijiang River to see the Danxia After arriving in Chenzhou, head straight to Feitianshan National Geopark and take the sightseeing bus up the mountain. Your first stop is Juxiantai, an excellent spot for a panoramic view. You can see the giant "Sleeping Beauty" mountain formation at a glance, with continuous red cliffs and the Cuijiang River winding through the mountains like green silk. Every photo you take will look like a blockbuster. Next, hike to Jiantiao Pass and the Heart of Danxia; the gentle boardwalks are easy to walk. In the afternoon, you must experience the Cuijiang bamboo raft. Cruise the river for a close-up view of the red cliffs, and you'll see mysterious thousand-year-old hanging coffins on the cliff walls. The atmosphere of the mountains and water is incredible. Wait for the Danxia sunset in the evening, when the setting sun dyes the red rocks a warm, unforgettable color. In the evening, check into a boutique homestay on the ancient street of Wayao Ping, which has an elegant environment by the old ferry crossing. For dinner, try Chenzhou specialties: Qifengdu fish rice noodles, stir-fried fresh bamboo shoots, and Danxia smoked meat. The wood-fired cooking makes it incredibly fragrant—spicy food lovers must try it. ✅ Day 2: Explore the caves | A deep dive into Wayao Ping Ancient Village On the second day, visit Feitianshan's two signature caves: Chuantan and Heitan. Chuantan is known as the "First Gate under Heaven," and its giant natural stone bridge is breathtaking. Heitan has a spacious interior and is cool inside, allowing you to experience the unique charm of Danxia caves up close. In the afternoon, take a slow stroll through the Wayao Ping historical ancient street area. With its bluestone roads, old piers, and vintage shops, you can feel the vibrant atmosphere of the ancient trading port—perfect for taking photos and wandering around. For dinner, go to a local restaurant. We recommend the steamed culter, which is tender and melts in your mouth, and a serving of handmade rice dumplings with a soft skin and savory filling. In the evening, you can stroll through Yuhou Street to experience the night scene of Chenzhou's old town. ✅ Day 3: Light local tour, relaxing return trip Sleep in, have breakfast, and then choose a short local tour to deeply experience the scenery of southern Hunan without rushing. Buy some dried Dongjiang fish as a souvenir, then pack your bags and head home. 💰 Budget reference (Total for two: CNY 8,000) Accommodation is the biggest expense, with two nights in a quality homestay. The rest includes round-trip transportation, attraction tickets, bamboo raft cruises, all meals, chartered car travel, and a small amount of flexible spending. An upscale route that balances comfort and experience. 🔥 Must-eat list ✔ Qifengdu fish rice noodles: Rich, spicy, and savory fish soup, the soul of Chenzhou breakfast ✔ Danxia smoked meat: Rich smoky flavor, perfect with rice ✔ Stir-fried bamboo shoots: Fresh bamboo shoots from the mountains, crisp and refreshing ✔ Steamed culter: Fresh fish made to order, tender meat ✔ Handmade rice dumplings: A local specialty snack, a must-try ⚠️ Travel tips 1. Wear non-slip sports shoes, as the stone paths in the mountains can be slippery after rain. Wear light-colored clothing to stand out against the red rock background in photos. 2. Use sunscreen, as the UV rays in the mountains are strong. Bring a light jacket for the temperature difference between morning and evening. 3. We recommend taking the bamboo raft during the day when the light is good for a better view of the hanging coffins. Feitianshan is not crowded and is full of poetic mountain and water scenery. If you want to escape the city for a slow trip, this place is really worth planning!

Jiulongjiang, Rucheng, Chenzhou | 3-Day 2-Night Upscale Escape for Two ✨ CNY 8,000 Budget Guide Who can resist the "No. 1 Oxygen Bar in South China" hidden at the junction of Hunan, Guangdong, and Jiangxi provinces! With a forest coverage rate of 97.4%, full of waterfalls and rolling seas of forest, you can walk the cliff boardwalks for thrills or slow down for an immersive lung-cleansing oxygen boost. Friends who love hidden landscapes, save this guide 🌿 ✅Travel: Driving is recommended. Depart from Changsha to Rucheng; the mountain road scenery is beautiful. This is an overall upscale route for two with a total budget of CNY 8,000, including transportation, accommodation, attraction tickets, dining, and experience activities. Day 1: Head to Jiulongjiang, first glimpse of the forest wonderland Arrive in Rucheng at noon and first check out a local restaurant to taste authentic flavors. You must try Rucheng smoked duck; the meat is stewed until tender and flavorful. Also, the Yao-style bamboo rice, with cured meat and mushrooms wrapped in sticky rice, is full of bamboo fragrance. A bowl of hot Rucheng oil tea, with roasted rice and peanuts paired with ginger fragrance, instantly dispels travel fatigue. In the afternoon, enter the park for a light stroll, take the forest train through the trees, and slowly enjoy the towering trees on both sides. In the evening, head to Yaoshe Cultural Park to experience Yao ethnic customs, listen to folk songs, and feel the rich local atmosphere. Stay at a high-quality mountain-view homestay near the scenic area at night; you can see the mountain forest in the night through the window, quiet and healing. Day 2: In-depth tour of the core Jiulongjiang scenic area (the main event 🔥) Dedicate the whole day to Jiulongjiang! First, visit the Feilong Waterfall; the 106-meter drop is very impressive, with water mist hitting your face, full of coolness. Then walk the popular water curtain glass boardwalk and high-altitude glass bridge. Beneath your feet is a vast sea of forest, with an open view. Every shot is an atmospheric blockbuster. Brave friends can also experience the slide down the mountain, full of fun. Hike along the Qinglong Gorge trail, with streams tinkling along the way, enjoying groups of waterfalls of all sizes, with explosive negative oxygen ions, truly achieving a "forest breath." Have lunch at a nearby farmhouse restaurant; recommended are the stewed local chicken, mountain wild vegetables, and rice-field fish. The ingredients are taken from the mountains, original and authentic. After playing, drive to Reshui Town to soak in the famous No. 1 hot spring in South China, soaking away the soreness of the whole day's hiking. The hot spring water temperature is high, and you will feel relaxed after soaking. The experience of this day is fully maximized. Day 3: Leisurely return, savoring the life of the ancient village No need to wake up early; sleep until you wake up naturally. After breakfast, you can stroll around the nearby ancient post road ruins to feel the local cultural heritage. If you have enough time, you can also visit Jinshan Ancient Village to see the ancient ancestral hall architecture and feel the passage of time. For lunch, have another Yao-style meal, order stuffed tofu and yellow glutinous rice cakes, soft and sweet. Before leaving, you can buy some dried sweet potatoes as souvenirs. Then start the return journey, ending the three-day, two-night healing trip. 🥘Must-eat food list ✔Rucheng smoked duck: Rucheng's signature, rich smoked flavor ✔Yao-style bamboo rice: Bamboo fragrance infused into rice grains, the crust is very fragrant ✔Rucheng oil tea: Local specialty, unique flavor ✔Stuffed tofu, rice-field fish, stir-fried bamboo shoots with cured meat, mountain wild vegetables 💰Budget reference (total CNY 8,000 for two) Transportation and two nights of upscale accommodation take up the bulk. Attraction tickets (glass bridge + boardwalk + slide, etc.), three meals, hot spring experience, and miscellaneous souvenirs. Overall upscale and comfortable; you can flexibly adjust if you pursue better accommodation. 💡Blogger's tips 1. Wear non-slip sports shoes for mountain hiking; some sections of the boardwalk are slippery, pay attention to safety; 2. There is a large temperature difference between day and night in the mountains, prepare a light jacket; 3. It is recommended to buy tickets for the glass bridge and slide in advance; the package is more cost-effective; 4. Do not soak in the hot spring on an empty stomach; replenish water in time after soaking. Stay away from the hustle and bustle of the city, come to Jiulongjiang to listen to the waterfalls, feel the mountain breeze, and have a short escape in the sea of forest. This is the ideal vacation!

If you know, you know! When traveling, don't just stick to the crowds at Zhangjiajie and Fenghuang Ancient Town! This niche 5A destination hidden in Chenzhou is truly underrated. With little promotion, fewer crowds, and restrained commercialization, it offers a landscape of ink-wash morning mist and clear waters against red cliffs. You have to see it to believe it—this is truly Hunan's most healing hidden gem! It is the Dongjiang Lake Tourist Area in Zixing, Chenzhou. Often overlooked online, most tourists rush to Western Hunan or Changsha, completely missing this 5A fairyland hidden in Chenzhou. No crowds, no queuing for photo spots—just immerse yourself in the mist and unwind. It's a perfect choice for beginners! Mr. Li Yining once visited Dongjiang Lake and remarked, "The fairyland was no dream; it drifted into the human world with the wind." Seeing it for yourself, you'll understand that this serene beauty is no exaggeration.🌄 🏞️ 4 core must-visit attractions 🌫️ Misty Little Dongjiang & Mist Viewing Boardwalk | The heart of the scenic area✨ The must-visit! From April to October, between 5:30 AM and 8:00 AM, a thin layer of white mist rises over the river. Surrounded by green mountains and clear water, with fishermen in traditional boats casting nets into the mist, it's a living, breathing ink-wash painting. Must-do: Get to Bridge No. 2 before 6:00 AM for close-ups of the net casting, or head to Bridge No. 3 for a wide-angle panoramic view of the river. Use a telephoto lens to maximize the atmosphere—guaranteed great shots!📸 💦 Longjing Canyon | A scenic leisure spot After enjoying the morning mist, follow the boardwalk into the canyon, where you'll find cascading streams and waterfalls, and air rich in negative oxygen ions. The trail is flat and easy, making it perfect for seniors and children. Walking through the canyon while the morning mist still lingers is cool, healing, and full of lush greenery. 🌊 Bailang Lakeside Road | A free hidden gem This free road circles Dongjiang Lake. On sunny days, the water is a clear, vibrant blue. You can stop and take photos along the way, have a picnic, or watch the sunset—it's incredibly relaxing. No tickets or queues required. Whether you're driving or riding an e-scooter, it's an amazing experience with a perfect atmosphere. 🐟 Dongjiang Fish Feast | Zixing on your taste buds "One fish, five ways" is the local specialty. Salmon and culter fish are caught and prepared fresh—it's incredibly delicious. Pro-tip: Try to find restaurants in downtown Zixing with clearly marked prices. Avoid the farmhouses near the scenic area entrance that solicit customers, as they may overcharge or skimp on portions. Eating in the city is more authentic and better value. 🎫 Attraction ticket information ✅ For just the mist, the Premium Route 1 (Lake Viewing Route) is enough: Little Dongjiang Mist Viewing Boardwalk + Longjing Canyon + scenic shuttle bus, approx. 85 yuan/person ✅ If you want to add a boat cruise and the Doushuai Island cave, choose Route 2 (Lake Cruising Route), approx. 188 yuan/person. Choose based on your needs; no need to blindly buy the full package ✅ Bailang Lakeside Road is free, so you can enjoy stunning lake views without spending a dime ✅ There are no mandatory purchases, but beware of scalpers on the roadside offering "low-price entry" or "ticket evasion"—they are all scams, so don't trust them 📅 2-day, 1-night relaxed itinerary Day 1: Arrive in Zixing in the afternoon ➡️ Drive along Bailang Lakeside Road to watch the sunset ➡️ Return to downtown Zixing in the evening for an authentic Dongjiang fish feast ➡️ Sleep early to recharge for the next morning's mist Day 2: Enter the scenic area at 5:30 AM ➡️ Bridge No. 2/3 for photos of Misty Little Dongjiang + fisherman casting nets ➡️ Hike in Longjing Canyon to refresh your lungs ➡️ Return See all the core sights at a relaxed pace without rushing, and enjoy the best scenery at your leisure 🌟 Why you must visit Dongjiang Lake ▪️ Fewer crowds: Compared to Zhangjiajie and Fenghuang, the tourist density here is much lower, commercialization is restrained, and the whole experience is quiet and relaxing ▪️ World-class uniqueness: The ink-wash painting quality of Misty Little Dongjiang is almost unique among 5A scenic areas nationwide; the morning mist + fisherman casting nets creates a powerful visual memory ▪️ Controlled cost-effectiveness: The 85-yuan Lake Viewing Route is enough just for the mist; you can find accommodation in downtown Zixing for 120–220 yuan, and eating fish in the city avoids overcharging ▪️ Beginner-friendly: The Mist Viewing Boardwalk is flat, and the Longjing Canyon trail is easy—no strenuous climbing or wading required, suitable for the whole family ▪️ Free bonus: Bailang Lakeside Road has no admission fee, so you can enjoy a scenic drive and lake views at zero cost ⚠️ Essential tips for beginners to avoid scams 1️⃣ Don't sleep in if you want to see the mist! The mist dissipates quickly after 7:30 AM. If you sleep in, you'll only see a regular reservoir, making the trip a waste. 2️⃣ The mist only appears in the early mornings from April to October. On windy or rainy days, there's a high chance there will be "no mist at all," so check the weather before you go. 3️⃣ The fisherman casting nets is a scheduled performance, not actual fishing. There are shows at 6:30 AM and 8:30 AM, so time your arrival to secure a good spot. 4️⃣ If you want to photograph the morning mist, it's highly recommended to stay in downtown Zixing or near the scenic area. Waking up at 5:00 AM gives you a 30-minute drive to get there; if you stay too far away, you won't make it in time. 5️⃣ When eating fish at farmhouses around the scenic area, ask for prices clearly beforehand. Avoid restaurants that solicit customers at the entrance; it's safer to go to restaurants in the city with clearly marked prices.

✨ Chenzhou 3-day, 2-night itinerary | Dongjiang Lake + Gaoyiling luxury nature tour | 2-person, CNY 8,000 guide You won't believe it! Southern Hunan hides a fairyland of lakes and Danxia landscapes. The mist over Little Dongjiang is dreamlike, and the red rocks and turquoise waters of Gaoyiling are breathtaking. This relaxed 3-day, 2-night itinerary for two has a total budget of approximately CNY 8,000. Enjoy a slow-paced trip through lakes and mountains, savor local Dongjiang delicacies, and immerse yourself in a perfect getaway. 📅 Day 1 | Arrive in Zixing, encounter the mist over Little Dongjiang Arrive at Chenzhou West Station, take a private car to Zixing, and check into a high-end lake-view hotel by Dongjiang Lake, where you can see the sparkling water from your window. Wake up early to head to Little Dongjiang. Wait for the fisherman to cast his net at Viewing Platform No. 2. With mist floating on the river and fishing boats slowly passing by, the ink-wash painting-like scenery is truly heart-stirring. Walk slowly along the boardwalk, then visit Longjing Canyon to listen to the streams and waterfalls and breathe in the fresh mountain air. For lunch, try the specialty fish feast. The salmon is a must-try, served in multiple ways: fresh sashimi, salt and pepper fish bones, and a creamy, sweet fish soup—a signature experience you cannot miss. Spend the afternoon strolling around Dongjiang Bay and watch the sunset by the river. For dinner, continue to taste local specialties like topmouth culter and wild mountain vegetables. At night, you can explore the Dongjiang Suspension Bridge night market to experience the local vibe. 📅 Day 2 | Gaoyiling Danxia wonders, the earth's palette Sleep in and start your day with a bowl of Qifengdu fish noodles—spicy fish soup with tender fish, an authentic southern Hunan breakfast to wake up your taste buds. In the afternoon, head to Gaoyiling. We recommend entering the park in the afternoon to avoid the midday sun. Red Danxia landscapes surround green pools. Check out Dragon Spine Ridge and Giant Lizard Lake; nature's craftsmanship makes every photo look atmospheric. ⚠️ Walk the official boardwalk the entire time, watch your step, and do not step onto unofficial paths. The sunset falling on the red rocks creates beautiful color layers, making it the best time for photography. For dinner, enjoy Chenzhou braised chicken cooked with tea oil. The chicken is spicy and flavorful, the sauce is perfect with rice, and it pairs well with a glass of local rice wine for a complete experience. Return to the hotel to rest and soothe your hiking fatigue. 📅 Day 3 | Slow tour around the lake, return with delicious food No need to wake up early; enjoy breakfast at the hotel. Head to the Bailang Lake-loop road for a drive. The wide lake is boundless, lined with green trees. Find a quiet corner to enjoy the lake and mountains and relax. At noon, taste farmhouse firewood dishes like tea oil free-range chicken and dried bamboo shoots—simple and fresh. Use your free time to pick up souvenirs, such as dried fish and Linwu duck, to bring the flavors of southern Hunan home. After resting, calmly embark on your return journey. 💰 Total budget for two ≈ CNY 8,000 ▪️ 2 nights in a high-end lake-view hotel: CNY 3,600. Great views, complete facilities ▪️ Full catering (fish feast, farmhouse dishes, snacks/late-night snacks): CNY 2,200. Focusing on local specialties ▪️ Exclusive private car + attraction tickets, boat experience: CNY 1,400. Worry-free travel ▪️ Souvenirs and miscellaneous expenses: CNY 800 💡 Blogger's tips ✅ The morning mist at Little Dongjiang usually appears early in the morning. Remember to wake up early to capture the fairyland scenery and bring a light jacket. ✅ Gaoyiling has many mountain paths; be sure to wear non-slip sports shoes and pay attention to sun protection. ✅ Southern Hunan dishes tend to be spicy; inform the restaurant in advance if you do not eat spicy food. ✅ The temperature difference in the scenic area can be significant; prepare sun protection and rain gear. No need to travel far. Come to Chenzhou to experience both fairyland lakes and magnificent Danxia landscapes. See the mountains and water, taste the delicious Dongjiang flavors, and enjoy a truly healing vacation.

[Rainbow]Not sure if you've ever seen a scene like this: a fisherman rows a lone, light boat, drifting on a river wrapped in thin mist, the world around chillingly clear, as if in a fairyland… In fact, this isn't a scene from an ancient painting or a secluded utopia from a period drama — it's a real, tangible landscape. This is mist over Little Dongjiang. Although the fisherman is an attraction NPC and the net casting is part of a performance, the river mist is a genuine natural phenomenon. However, the mist at Little Dongjiang, while real, doesn't appear every day. It would be a shame to travel a long way and miss this wonder, so choosing the right time and place to watch is crucial [Glister]Why the river mist forms: cold deep water from Dongjiang Lake is released below the dam and flows into Little Dongjiang. The lake water stays around 8℃–10℃ year‑round, so each summer the released cold water creates a clear temperature difference with the outside air. When ambient moisture is high and the temperature gap between air and water reaches a certain level, thin mist forms on the surface. On top of that, Little Dongjiang's V‑shaped canyon blocks strong winds, preventing the mist from dispersing and creating the spectacular mist over Little Dongjiang [Fire]Factors that increase your chances of seeing the mist: [One]right timing once you understand how the mist forms, it makes sense that summer (April–October) has the highest chance of mist. The best months are June–September, when outside temperatures peak. Dawn and dusk are the times of day with the biggest temperature difference between air and water, so mist can form in either period. Dawn (specifically before 7:00 AM) is the best time. We recommend lining up at the park entrance at 5:30 AM and watching the morning mist on Little Dongjiang from 6:00–7:00 AM. Make sure to get up early — don't be late [Two]right weather clear, hot, and windless weather is best. If it's windy or rainy, skip it [Three]right spot on the road between platforms 2 and 3 at Little Dongjiang [Rose]Tips: [One]on holidays, use your ID to enter directly to avoid wasting time exchanging tickets [Two]the fisherman's net casting at Little Dongjiang takes place around the platform areas 1–2, 2–3, and 3–4. In peak season it starts at 6:00 AM daily, casting three nets every 15 minutes for about 2 hours; afternoon net casting runs from 3:00–5:00 PM. Check the "Dongjiang Lake Tourist Scenic Area" WeChat account for exact times [Three]it's recommended to take the shuttle, skip platform 1, and get off at platform 2. Walk from platform 2 toward platform 3 to watch the fisherman cast his nets note: platform 1–2 is 1.6 km, platform 2–3 is 1.2 km, platform 3–4 is 0.6 km [Drops]Other highlights: Longjing Gorge many visitors come to Dongjiang Lake mainly for Little Dongjiang, so we suggest the CNY 80 lake‑view ticket. Besides Little Dongjiang, the lake‑view route includes Longjing Gorge Longjing Gorge sits beside Dongjiang Lake and features a dramatic cliff waterfall. You can also take in the vastness of Dongjiang Lake, the largest man‑made lake in central and southern China, known for good water quality and plenty of fish. Visitors who come early for the mist often haven't had breakfast, so you can buy some Dongjiang Lake grilled fish near the Longjing Gorge shuttle stop [RoundNails]Address: Zixing, Chenzhou 🎫ticket info: buy tickets on the "Dongjiang Lake Tourist Scenic Area" WeChat account Lake‑view route CNY 80 per person, includes Little Dongjiang, Longjing Gorge, and the shuttle Lake cruise route CNY 178 per person, includes Little Dongjiang, Longjing Gorge, Doushui Island, the shuttle, and the cruise ⏰️opening hours: Little Dongjiang: peak season 6:00 AM–6:30 PM, off season 8:00 AM–5:00 PM Longjing Gorge: peak season 8:00 AM–6:00 PM, off season 8:30 AM–5:00 PM Doushui Island cruise: peak season first boat from the dam at 8:30 AM, last boat at 5:00 PM; off season first boat at 9:00 AM, last boat at 4:30 PM [ThumbsUp]recommended duration: allow 3–4 hours for the lake‑view route [Car]transport tips: from Chenzhou West station, buy the "Fucheng express" on the "Chenzhou Bus Group" WeChat account and get off at Luowei station. Ticket is CNY 25 per person. Buses run every few minutes; the trip from Chenzhou West station to Luowei takes about 90 minutes after arriving at Luowei, take a taxi to Dongjiang Lake for about CNY 10 Travel Community editorial team attraction guides community creators

Hey everyone! I used to think the best of Hunan was in Western Hunan, but after exploring Southern Hunan, I realized the landscapes here have a completely different vibe. Chenzhou's Danxia landforms look like a palette spilled by God, Yangtian Lake's grasslands are spread across high mountains, and Yongzhou's ancient villages hold a thousand years of Neo-Confucian heritage—even the rice noodles have a unique fish flavor. A 4-day trip connects the landscapes, grasslands, and ancient villages, with a different view every day. It's less crowded, beautiful, and affordable—perfect for a weekend getaway or a short holiday. 4-Day Southern Hunan Landscape and Ancient Village Itinerary Day 1: Chenzhou Gaoyiling. Arrive in Chenzhou in the morning and head straight to Gaoyiling in the afternoon. Stroll along the Danxia trail and see the red cliffs surrounding emerald-green pools, like pieces of jade embedded in the Danxia landscape. In the evening, find an open viewing platform to watch the sunset and see the red glow cover the entire Danxia terrain. Stay in downtown Chenzhou at night and have a bowl of Qifengdu fish noodles. Day 2: Yangtian Lake Grassland. Head to Yangtian Lake in the morning; the higher you go on the winding mountain road, the cooler it gets. Explore the alpine grasslands in the afternoon, watch windmills scattered across the meadows, and see horses grazing leisurely. You can go for a horseback ride or find a gentle slope to sit and relax. Head down the mountain in the evening and stop by the ancient villages in Yongchun Township on the way. Stay in Chenzhou at night. Day 3: Chenzhou – Yongzhou Lingling. Depart for Yongzhou in the morning and enjoy the hilly and pastoral scenery along the way. Explore the ancient city of Lingling in the afternoon, visit Liuzi Temple and the old buildings along the Xiao River, and walk through the old alleys on bluestone paths. Watch the sunset by the Xiao River in the evening and enjoy a meal of Yongzhou blood duck and Dong'an chicken. Day 4: Yongzhou Ancient Villages – Return Trip. Visit Goulan Yao Village in the morning to see the Yao ethnic village nestled in the mountains, explore the ancient gate towers and old ancestral halls, and see local Yao embroidery. In the afternoon, visit Shanggan Tang Ancient Village to see the thousand-year-old Buying Bridge and Wenchang Pavilion. Afterward, buy some Yongzhou blood duck or Jianghua bitter tea as souvenirs before heading home. Accommodation Recommendations · Chenzhou: Staying near Wuling Square is most convenient. Dining and transportation are easy, and buses to various scenic spots depart from nearby. · Yangtian Lake: If you want to photograph the starry sky or watch the sunrise, you can stay in tent homestays on the grassland, though they are a bit pricey and have basic amenities. Most people find it more comfortable to return to the city to stay. · Yongzhou: Homestays near Lingling Ancient City are very unique. Many are renovated from old houses, with views of the Xiao River right outside the window, making it convenient to explore the ancient city. Secret Photo Spots 1. Gaoyiling: Choose a Danxia ridge for an overhead shot. Use the red rocks on both sides as leading lines and the emerald water in the center as the visual focal point. The overhead perspective is the most stunning. The colors are richer under the warm evening light. 2. Yangtian Lake Grassland: Use the windmills as the foreground with the meadows extending toward the distant mountains. Shoot from a low angle with more sky in the frame for a greater sense of vastness. 3. Goulan Yao Village: Stand in front of the ancient gate tower and use it as a frame, with the ancient village and distant mountains inside. This adds both depth and a sense of storytelling. 4. Xiao River Bank: Shoot during the blue hour in the evening. The water reflects the lights and the sunset glow, with the old buildings on the bank creating silhouettes, which is very atmospheric. Must-Try Southern Hunan Flavors · Qifengdu fish noodles: Fresh, spicy, and rich. The broth is made from fish, and the rice noodles are smooth and tender. Eating a bowl will make you sweat—it's the soul of breakfast for Chenzhou locals. · Yongzhou blood duck: Duck meat stir-fried with duck blood. It's savory, spicy, and full of flavor. It's a signature Yongzhou dish and goes perfectly with rice. · Dong'an chicken: Sour, spicy, and appetizing with tender chicken. It's one of the state banquet dishes, and local long-standing restaurants make it the most authentic. · Yao-style cured meat: Smoked cured meat that is fatty but not greasy. It's super fragrant when stir-fried with dried bamboo shoots. The farmhouses in the Yao village make the most authentic version. · Jianghua bitter tea: Bitter at first but sweet afterward, with a rich tea aroma. It helps cut through grease and spice, making it a great souvenir to take home. 💡 Practical Tips 1. Transportation: Attractions in Southern Hunan are scattered. Self-driving is the most convenient. There is a high-speed train from Chenzhou to Yongzhou, or you can charter a car for different segments. 2. Gear: Some sections of the Gaoyiling trail are steep, so wear non-slip shoes. The UV rays on the grassland are strong, so take sun protection measures. The temperature difference between day and night in the mountains is large, so bring a light jacket. 3. Reservations: You need to book tickets online in advance for Gaoyiling and Yangtian Lake. Book ahead during holidays to avoid queuing on-site. 4. Note: Some sections of Gaoyiling do not have railings. Be careful when taking photos and do not get too close to the edge. Respect local customs when entering the Yao village. ⚠️ Pitfall Avoidance Guide 1. There are many people soliciting "low-price horseback riding" or "fast-track access" at the entrance of scenic spots. Do not trust them; buying tickets through official channels is the safest. 2. Do not buy local specialties at the entrance of scenic spots. Supermarkets in the city and markets in the county are more affordable, and you can bargain. 3. The weather at Yangtian Lake changes quickly. On cloudy days, there might be heavy fog, and you won't be able to see anything. Check the weather before you go; the experience is twice as good on a sunny day. 4. Southern Hunan cuisine is generally spicy. If you cannot handle spice, be sure to tell the restaurant in advance, or you will really be sweating from the heat. The beauty of Southern Hunan lies in the liveliness hidden in its landscapes and the depth carved into its ancient villages. It's comfortable to explore and full of surprises. Do you know any other hidden gems in Hunan? Share them in the comments section! ❤️ Images are for reference only; please refer to the actual on-site scenery.
The scenery is beautiful, featuring Danxia landforms rarely seen in northern China. However, it gets extremely sunny at midday, so it's best to avoid visiting around noon. Going earlier, before noon, will allow you to see most of the sights. Alternatively, go after 2 PM, as there's less shade in the area.
M49***82Yangtian Lake is truly worthwhile! The vast alpine meadows, blue skies and white clouds, and slowly turning windmills create a breathtaking panorama. There are plenty of fun activities; grass skiing down the slopes is incredibly relaxing, and the hillsides are dotted with adorable cartoon installations, making it feel like stepping into a fairytale world. Adults and children alike can have a great time, and every snapshot is a beautiful scene—a truly worthwhile trip.
M12***53It was drizzling this morning, the air was very fresh, and there weren't too many tourists. A thin mist drifted across the river, and the fishermen casting their nets created a vivid Chinese ink painting effect on the water—it was absolutely stunning!
203***90A Seven-Character Quatrain on Viewing Five Finger Peak A magnificent sight in Chenzhou, Five Finger Peak soars to the heavens. A towering cliff holds up the azure sky, a thousand layers of verdant ravines rise in layers of peaks. Dense forests hang upside down on the cliff edge, a light mist lingers around the majestic mountain peak. Many visitors rush to climb the stone plank road, but I alone stand quietly at the foot of the cliff.
南飞雁.The scenery here is beautiful and worth visiting. However, the route instructions in the itinerary are not detailed enough, making it inconvenient for independent travelers with cars. I especially suggest adding benches for tourists to rest and wait at the area where you can watch the fishermen cast their nets.
Anonymous userThe attraction is a bit small, but very unique. The bamboo rafts weave through the Danxia mountains, giving you a feeling of effortlessly navigating through countless peaks! On October 5th, we arrived at 8:30 am and didn't have to queue.
solomon1985The scenery was beautiful! It was just too hot. Those with a bit more stamina can walk to the canyon and then back; the canyon is about 500 meters long and entirely a boardwalk over the water. We didn't buy tickets for the bamboo rafts, but instead bought tickets for a luxury cruise ship (the ship was very new, had air conditioning, and even offered a second-floor sightseeing experience). It also departed from Damianzhou Wharf, round trip to Wayaoping, for 100 yuan per person – incredibly good value!
幸福快乐的大大熊It's perfect for hiking and mountain climbing. The air quality in the mountains is excellent, and you can see many small animals, including Monkey King Village, where there are lots of little monkeys. Just be careful with your food, as the monkeys will try to snatch it. You can also see the Mangshan's unique pit viper, a type of venomous snake with beautiful patterns.
娜妮🇨🇳Meet Hunan (II) Suxianling [Scenery] Suxianling - Since ancient times, it has enjoyed the reputation of "the 18th blessed land in the world" and "Hunan scenic spot", with beautiful mountains and lush trees. [Fun] Suxianling - It has a history of more than 2,000 years. Along the way, there are many historical sites such as "Suxian Temple", "Jujing Temple", "Three Wonders Monument", "Qujiang Room", etc. [Value for money] Suxianling - Located in the center of Chenzhou, it has convenient transportation and can be climbed and visited all day long. It is a must-visit place when visiting Chenzhou.
SY梧桐A Healing Journey at Bailang Scenic Area In October, autumn deepened in Chenzhou. We spent two days with our elderly family members enjoying a relaxing and restful stay at the Bailang Scenic Area on Dongjiang Lake. The lake was shrouded in mist in the early morning, reminiscent of a fairyland. Sunlight occasionally filtered through the clouds onto the water, creating a shimmering shimmer. Strolling along the lakeside, a gentle breeze caressed our faces, and the air was filled with a moist, refreshing scent that seemed to wash away all worries. We first checked into the Muni Hotel, a top-rated B&B. Its wooden furniture and warm lighting exuded a homely warmth. Opening the window, the panoramic view of the lake and mountains made it impossible not to breathe deeply and appreciate the gifts of nature. In the afternoon, we enjoyed tea and chatted in the hotel, the smiles of our elderly family members as warm as the sun. The next day, we moved to the second-ranked high-end Ramada Dongjiang Lake. Its facilities are exquisite and comfortable, and from the lobby to the guest rooms, every detail exudes elegance and sophistication. Standing on the spacious balcony, we could take in the sweeping lake view, with the distant mountains looming through the mist, like a flowing landscape painting. In the evening, we enjoyed local specialties at a restaurant near the hotel. Fresh lake fish and fragrant wild vegetables captivated our taste buds, captivating the beauty of this breathtaking landscape. Though simple, these two days were filled with warmth and comfort. The beauty of Bailang Scenic Area lies not only in the tranquility of the lake and mountains, but also in its ability to slow down and spend quality time with family. Whether in the warm atmosphere of the Muni Hotel or the elegant surroundings of the Ramada, we felt a sense of comfort and relaxation. This trip to Bailang was like a gentle song, warming the years and healing the soul. It taught us that the most beautiful scenery isn't just in front of us, but in every moment spent with our families.
最可爱的人生Based on Trip.com user data, Recommended sightseeing time: 3–4 day(s), allowing you to cover the main attractions while enjoying shopping, dining, and other experiences.
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