Choses à faire à Guangze

很不错，只是动车你要预够时间，最好的安排就是早上安排完所有活动，缆车上山，然后动车，接着飞车，中午大觉镇吃饭，下午漂流，一天时间刚好，当地面包确实好吃，买的时候觉得买多了，结果发现买少了😀

迎着朝阳走进云灵山，新鲜空气这么个特殊“媒介”，在这里不光串成了山水秀美的自然风光之景，也把景色之中生长的各种花、果联成一道靓丽风景线，美了游客之心。

Incredible scenery and well-organized park. Wuyishan National Park is a must-visit! The dual UNESCO heritage status is entirely justified. The absolute highlight of our trip was taking the bamboo raft down the Nine-Bend Stream (Jiuquxi), the river views of the steep Danxia cliffs are spectacular. We also climbed the 848 steps up to Tianyou Peak. It is a bit steep but the panoramic view from the top makes it completely worth it. The park’s internal shuttle bus system is very convenient for getting between attractions. Highly recommend staying near the scenic area to explore the tea fields and enjoy a slow-paced trip.

C'est un endroit magnifique, très poétique, avec la brume qui enveloppe tout. La randonnée est superbe

Arrive around 4pm to enjoy both day and night. The excitement only starts during the blue hour when the lights lit up.

Beautiful. No wonder National Geographoc rated it the most beautiful countryside in China

It was better than expected. The show has english subtitles at the sides. So its foreign accessible

Our tickets were bought online through Trip.com and thus made convenient for us. We left our hotel in Shangrao City at 1530hrs and at almost 1700hrs, we arrived at Ge's Fairy Village.When the place lit up after the sun went down, the village gradually transformed into a magical realm, thus why it's called a fairy village. With most visitors decorating themselves in the traditional outfits, your mind was let to wander what it was like in the past could have been: tranquil despite the crowd, beautiful, vibrant and perhaps that explained why ever since the ancient time, visitors over the world that came for trade or visit to China - could have been mesmerized by her beauty.Our visit ended with a grand finale of fireworks and fiesta & dance. It was indeed a memory to treasure!!A highly recommended place for a visit if you ever come to Shangrao."🥰🥰🥰🥰

Everyone warns you about the stairs in Lushan, but nobody prepares you for the mist. I arrived at the Five Old Men Peaks expecting a sweeping view of the Yangtze River. Instead, I got a face full of white. At first, I was frustrated—I’d hiked an hour for a photo of clouds. But then, something shifted. With visibility down to ten meters, the world shrank to the crunch of gravel under my boots and the creak of the old cable cars. I sat on a damp rock and listened. No tour groups, no horns, just the wind moving through the pines. A local vendor appeared out of nowhere, selling steamed corn. He laughed and said, "You can't see the mountains today, but you can taste the air." He was right; the damp, crisp air tasted clean. Is it better to see a famous view or to have the mountain all to yourself in a cloud? I’m starting to think the mist is the real attraction.

Beautiful mountain scenery with many steps. It looks amazing with both fog and during sunshine. You should pick up a free ticket to the peak in the morning before taking the cable car/hiking up!