Chongqing Camping Ceiling (Yaowan/Sleeping Buddha Mountain)

The drizzle is continuous, and the mist lingers in the mountains and forests, making it a suitable place for relaxation. The area is sparsely populated, with an entrance fee in place, managed and maintained by personnel, which also preserves the maximal state of wild camping while maintaining modern park management. The one-way system in the forest park avoids cars parking on the roadside and traffic jams, and the visitors are generally well-behaved, making it suitable for frequent visits. There are many pit spots to choose from, so you won't feel crowded together like in a parking lot campsite. I recommend walking 50 meters forward from the Feipu Campsite, on the left-hand side there is a small fork in the road, all with independent pit spots and an excellent view, where you can look up to see the waterfall. If you prefer tranquility, you actually don't need to reserve a spot in the park's paid campsite, which can be quite crowded. There are many good places that are free. The advantage of the paid campsite is that some have terraces and each pit spot is equipped with a power outlet, but the downside is that they are relatively close to each other and lack privacy, so you can choose for yourself. As the so-called 'ceiling of Chongqing camping', it truly lives up to its name.