Yanoda Rainforest

A visit to the Yanoda Rainforest was one of the highlights of my trip to Hainan. It's more than just a park—it's a living, breathing jungle world with lush greenery, waterfalls, orchids, and bizarre trees. Walking along wooden walkways amidst the tropics was like stepping into another world. The glass bridge at high altitude was especially impressive—your heart skips a beat as you look down through the transparent slabs. There's also a zipline—a flight over the treetops, like in Avatar—as well as suspension bridges and even caves. There's a lot of walking involved—stairs and stairs—so comfortable shoes are essential. It's best to arrive early in the morning to avoid the crowds of organized groups—especially the many Chinese tourists who frequent the park. Food and water are available in the park, but they're a bit pricey—you might want to bring a bottle of water. Overall, a must-see if you're in Hainan. This isn't just a walk, it's a true adventure into the heart of the tropics. Even if you're not a fan of extreme sports, there's something for everyone here.