Every Monday, Bai Zhang Ji Waterfall Adventure with Kids into a Martial Arts World of Waterfalls

Seizing the tail end of the November autumn holiday, we took the kids to Wencheng Bai Zhang Ji, this hidden mountain and water spot in southern Zhejiang, is really perfect for young kids to immerse themselves in fresh air 🌿 Route 1: 🚶‍♀️ Family-friendly route (all downhill, easy for moms) Enter from the North Gate → take the elevator down to the first waterfall (10 RMB/person, super effortless) → Second Waterfall Water Curtain Cave → Third Waterfall Shallow Beach → Exit from the South Gate Route 2: 🚶‍♀️ Direct stair descent, the stairs are much gentler than seven or eight years ago when we last came, so this old mom confidently took two kids along. There are quite a few stairs going down, so be mentally prepared. Little brother in kindergarten middle class successfully took on the challenge. The whole trip takes 2-3 hours, with gentle stairs, kids can touch the creek water and chase rainbows in the mist, and won’t get tired at all~ 💦 So much fun to play! ✅ The first waterfall is 207 meters high, the "Highest Waterfall in China," super stunning, standing on the viewing platform, the mist wrapped in the wind rushes over you. ✅ The second waterfall Water Curtain Cave is a must-visit! The scenic area provides free raincoats, going inside feels like entering a fairy cave, listen to the rumbling sound of the waterfall hitting the rocks in the cliff corridor, and there’s a free hairdryer outside the cave, such thoughtful details~ ✅ The third waterfall shallow beach is great for wading, bring a small fishing net, kids can squat for half an hour catching little fish, every casual photo is a healing family masterpiece 📸 💡 Tips for taking kids ▫️ Wear non-slip waterproof shoes, it’s slippery near the waterfall ▫️ Bring a set of dry clothes for the kids to change into after getting wet We drove from Wenling, about 2.5 hours total, escaping the city with the kids after work on Friday, and spending the weekend happily playing in the mountains and waters, a joy that electronic devices just can’t give~