Nice environment, good taste, above average consumption
Very delicious, fresh food, parking available, and long opening hours.
The baked chicken is the signature dish, and the white fish is very fresh and sweet.
🌿 Escape the City | Qingyuan 3-Day, 2-Night Amazing Guide! Rafting, Hot Springs, and Ancient Villages 🌿 Hey everyone! Overwhelmed with work? It's time to escape to the hidden gems of nature and rekindle your dopamine with a "get-wet-and-heal" trip! Qingyuan, the "Little Guilin of Guangdong," has been my favorite destination for the entire year—rafting, hot springs, ancient villages, delicious food... Three days and two nights of fun will leave you exhausted. Check out this nanny-level guide! 👇 🌟 Top 5 Must-See Attractions 1. Gulong Gorge Ceiling Rafting 📍 Address: Sankengtan, Qingxin District 💰 Tickets: Rafting 168 RMB/person, Yuntian Glass Tower 128 RMB/person 📸 Photo Spots: Popular River Valley (Blues Hour), Glass Suspension Corridor (stunning night views) ⏰ Opening Hours: 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM (Rafting available April-October) 🔥 Highlight: China's first Amazon-themed rafting experience—never-ending excitement! Remember to wear dark, quick-drying clothing and a waterproof bag. There's also a water gun battle at the end to get you soaked! 2. Lianzhou Underground River: A Million-Year-Old Cave Wonder 📍 Address: Dongpi Town, Lianzhou City 💰 Admission: 120 RMB/person (includes boat ride) 📸 Photo Spots: Golden Hall (stalactites and light show), Underground River Reflections ⏰ Opening Hours: 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM ❄️ Highlight: 18°C air-conditioned rooms! A boat ride through the 1.5-kilometer underground river feels like stepping into the setting of "Grave Robbers' Chronicles." 3. Yingxi Peak Forest: Guangdong's Little Guilin 📍 Address: 60 km southwest of Yingde City 💰 Admission: Free (Dongtian Wonderland: 55 RMB/person) 📸 Photo Spots: Xiaozhaozhou Bridge (sunrise over sea of clouds), Peng Family Ancestral Hall ("Little Potala Palace") 🚴 How to Play: Rent an e-bike and ride around the peak forest, passing rapeseed fields, caves, and ancient villages. Every photo you take will look like an ink painting! 4. Huangtengxia Tianmen Hanging Corridor - Light Feast 📍 Address: Dongcheng Street, Qingcheng District 💰 Tickets: 168 RMB/person (includes light show) 🌃 Highlights: Asia's largest circular waterfall complex + 7D light show, resembling a city in the sky at night! Those with acrophobia beware, but the photos are absolutely amazing~ 5. Shangyue Ancient Village - Secret Site of Huo'er Tower 📍 Address: Longshan Town, Fogang County 💰 Tickets: Free 📸 Photo Spots: Century-old Huo'er buildings (dappled with light and shadow), ancient alleys with mossy stone steps 🏯 Highlights: This 720-year-old Cantonese village, the filming location for "Let the Bullets Fly"! Stroll along the cobblestone streets and experience a tranquil journey back in time~ 🏨 Recommended Accommodation | Stay in the Scenery ✔️ Chimelong Giraffe Castle Hotel 💰 Price per person: 800 RMB+ 🍽️ Highlight: Feed the giraffes right from the window! The hotel's own hot spring resort is a top choice for family getaways. ✔️ Xilegu Family Hot Spring Hotel 💰 Per person: 600+ ♨️ Highlights: Private hot springs, a starry sky swimming pool, and a non-powered playground—a one-stop getaway for the kids! ✔️ Millennium Yao Village B&B 💰 Per person: 300+ 🌌 Highlights: Stilt-house design, with a sea of clouds visible from the window! Experience the Yao bonfire evening at night and experience the local customs. 🚗 Transportation Guide | Hassle-free Route Planning 🚄 High-speed Rail: Guangzhou → Qingyuan Station (approximately 30 minutes), then taxi or bus to the city center. 🚗 Self-Driving: 2-3 hours from the Pearl River Delta. Car rental is recommended (the scattered attractions make it more convenient). 🚌 Within the city: Buses and taxis are available. Some scenic spots have dedicated tourist routes. 3-Day, 2-Night Itinerary: Day 1: Gulong Gorge Rafting → Huangteng Gorge Tianmen Hanging Corridor (Night Tour) Day 2: Lianzhou Underground River → Huangchuan Three Gorges Cruise → Yao Ethnic Song and Dance Performance Day 3: Yingxi Peak Forest Cycling → Shangyue Ancient Village → Return Trip 🍗 Qingyuan Taste | Must-Try Food List 🐔 Qingyuan Chicken ✅ Recommended: Super Burning Yipin (Sauna Chicken), Yinzhan Junlan (Paper-Wrapped Chicken) 🔥 Reason: Crispy skin and tender meat, perfect with the secret dipping sauce! 🐟 Beijiang River Fresh ✅ Recommended: Baimiao Fishing Village (Steamed Bian Fish), Gulong Fishing Village (Black Truffle Pan-Fried Chicken) 🌊 Reason: Freshly caught and cooked, incredibly sweet! 🍳 Kowloon Tofu ✅ Recommended: Ziyun Pavilion Farmhouse (crispy on the outside, tender on the inside) 💡 Ways to Eat: Pan-fried, braised, or brewed—all the flavors are guaranteed to work! 🍵 Yingde Black Tea ✅ Recommended: Baojing Palace Tea Restaurant (milk tea and snacks) 🍰 Pairing: Black tea with wife cakes—a refreshing and healthy treat! 📌 Practical Tips | Pitfall Avoidance Guide 1. Rafting Essentials: A change of clothes, a waterproof phone bag, and slippers (they're expensive at the scenic area). 2. Sun Protection: The canyon's UV rays are strong, so bring SPF50+ sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat! 3. Avoid Peak Travel Times: The scenic area is crowded on weekends, so it's best to travel on weekdays. 4. Hidden Bonus: Some hotels include scenic area tickets, so booking in advance is a great deal! #GuangdongTours #QingyuanTravelGuide #SummerRaftingSeason #HealingScenery This autumn, let Qingyuan's mountain breezes wash away your fatigue, and the cool waters awaken your energy! Grab your friends and discover countless ways to explore Guangdong's "Backyard Garden" together! 🌊💨 (All images and text are real photos. Unauthorized use will be prosecuted!)
Taking my four-year-old to Qingyuan, I found this relaxing, no-rush itinerary itinerary—one that's fun and effortless! Moms should definitely copy my homework! On the first day, we headed straight to the Lianzhou Underground River. As a national 5A-level scenic spot, it's a natural geology classroom. The temperature inside the cave is a constant 18°C, making it a perfect place to visit with kids in the summer. Following our guide, we saw wondrous stalactite formations like "Immortal Field" and "Flying Elephant Crossing the River." My child kept pointing at the stalactites and asking questions, incredibly curious. The most fun part was the underground river boat ride. Sitting on the boat, we watched the stalactites on both sides transform under the lights. He excitedly reached out to touch the water, saying it felt like an "exploration." Just remember to wear non-slip shoes; the cave floor can be slippery. For lunch, we enjoyed authentic Qingyuan cuisine near the scenic area. I highly recommend trying the Beijiang River seafood. The steamed fish was so tender and juicy that he even ate an extra half bowl of rice. In the afternoon, we went to the Huangteng Gorge Ecological Tourism Area. Considering our child's young age, we opted for the Warrior Rafting. The 2-kilometer river course has a gentle current and takes about 1.5 hours, making it a perfect family experience. Sitting in a kayak, enjoying the canyon scenery while playing water fights with the child was a blast. Be sure to wear a life jacket for your child when rafting, and you can also bring a waterproof phone bag to capture these joyful moments. That night, we stayed in the Family Slide Room at the Xile Valley Hot Spring Resort. The room was a duplex with three beds, very spacious for our family of four. The balcony had its own private hot spring pool. After filling the water, the child couldn't wait to slide down and rush into the room, screaming with excitement. I even prepared a duck toy for him while he soaked in the hot springs, and he had a blast playing with it. The Phoenix Hot Springs area has many unique hot spring pools, and we chose one with a slightly cooler water temperature to soak with him for a while, relaxing after a long day. The next morning, we had a buffet breakfast at the hotel. The selection was incredibly diverse, with freshly steamed rice dumplings, wozai noodles, and handmade knife-cut glutinous rice cakes. My picky kid ate two big bowls. After dinner, we headed to the Planet Park, a massive non-powered playground with trampolines, jumping clouds, swings, and a meteor slide, where the kids had a blast. My husband and I also took the opportunity to relax, sitting on a nearby bench in the sun while watching the kids play with other children. It was a peaceful and peaceful time. For lunch, we headed to the Castle Restaurant at the Chimelong Giraffe Castle Hotel in Qingyuan. The moment we walked in, we were stunned! Section A specializes in Qingyuan specialties. The roast meat for dinner was glistening and fragrant, and the cloud-like soufflé was incredibly sweet. Section B is close to the restrooms, making it easy to leave the table mid-meal. What captivated my child most was the animated sculpture theater on the small stage. There were five to six 10-minute performances at breakfast and dinner, each featuring animated puppets and captivating storytelling. My child was transfixed the entire time, clapping as they ate. Before returning in the afternoon, we also visited the Qingyuan Public Picture Book Theme Museum, which houses over 3,500 picture books, including those that have won top global awards like the Hans Christian Andersen Award and the Caldecott Medal. My child selected a few of her favorites, and we settled into the comfortable reading area for some quiet family reading time. The library offers convenient self-service check-in and check-out services from all public libraries in the city. Finally, I'd like to share a few tips to avoid pitfalls: When hiking in Nanxiashan Forest Park, be sure to secure parking in advance. There's no large parking lot at the entrance, and there are no convenience stores or restrooms along the way, so bring plenty of water and supplies. The Qingyuan Cultural Tourism Card is a great value; for just 200 yuan, you can enjoy a year's worth of fun, including viewing flower fields in spring, rafting in summer, hot springs in autumn, and snowy winters. At less than 60 cents per day, it's perfect for traveling with children, dates, or families. The essence of family travel lies in these little joys hidden in the details. I hope this guide will help more mothers enjoy a wonderful family time in Qingyuan!
Nice environment, good taste, above average consumption
Very delicious, fresh food, parking available, and long opening hours.
The baked chicken is the signature dish, and the white fish is very fresh and sweet.
🌿 Escape the City | Qingyuan 3-Day, 2-Night Amazing Guide! Rafting, Hot Springs, and Ancient Villages 🌿 Hey everyone! Overwhelmed with work? It's time to escape to the hidden gems of nature and rekindle your dopamine with a "get-wet-and-heal" trip! Qingyuan, the "Little Guilin of Guangdong," has been my favorite destination for the entire year—rafting, hot springs, ancient villages, delicious food... Three days and two nights of fun will leave you exhausted. Check out this nanny-level guide! 👇 🌟 Top 5 Must-See Attractions 1. Gulong Gorge Ceiling Rafting 📍 Address: Sankengtan, Qingxin District 💰 Tickets: Rafting 168 RMB/person, Yuntian Glass Tower 128 RMB/person 📸 Photo Spots: Popular River Valley (Blues Hour), Glass Suspension Corridor (stunning night views) ⏰ Opening Hours: 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM (Rafting available April-October) 🔥 Highlight: China's first Amazon-themed rafting experience—never-ending excitement! Remember to wear dark, quick-drying clothing and a waterproof bag. There's also a water gun battle at the end to get you soaked! 2. Lianzhou Underground River: A Million-Year-Old Cave Wonder 📍 Address: Dongpi Town, Lianzhou City 💰 Admission: 120 RMB/person (includes boat ride) 📸 Photo Spots: Golden Hall (stalactites and light show), Underground River Reflections ⏰ Opening Hours: 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM ❄️ Highlight: 18°C air-conditioned rooms! A boat ride through the 1.5-kilometer underground river feels like stepping into the setting of "Grave Robbers' Chronicles." 3. Yingxi Peak Forest: Guangdong's Little Guilin 📍 Address: 60 km southwest of Yingde City 💰 Admission: Free (Dongtian Wonderland: 55 RMB/person) 📸 Photo Spots: Xiaozhaozhou Bridge (sunrise over sea of clouds), Peng Family Ancestral Hall ("Little Potala Palace") 🚴 How to Play: Rent an e-bike and ride around the peak forest, passing rapeseed fields, caves, and ancient villages. Every photo you take will look like an ink painting! 4. Huangtengxia Tianmen Hanging Corridor - Light Feast 📍 Address: Dongcheng Street, Qingcheng District 💰 Tickets: 168 RMB/person (includes light show) 🌃 Highlights: Asia's largest circular waterfall complex + 7D light show, resembling a city in the sky at night! Those with acrophobia beware, but the photos are absolutely amazing~ 5. Shangyue Ancient Village - Secret Site of Huo'er Tower 📍 Address: Longshan Town, Fogang County 💰 Tickets: Free 📸 Photo Spots: Century-old Huo'er buildings (dappled with light and shadow), ancient alleys with mossy stone steps 🏯 Highlights: This 720-year-old Cantonese village, the filming location for "Let the Bullets Fly"! Stroll along the cobblestone streets and experience a tranquil journey back in time~ 🏨 Recommended Accommodation | Stay in the Scenery ✔️ Chimelong Giraffe Castle Hotel 💰 Price per person: 800 RMB+ 🍽️ Highlight: Feed the giraffes right from the window! The hotel's own hot spring resort is a top choice for family getaways. ✔️ Xilegu Family Hot Spring Hotel 💰 Per person: 600+ ♨️ Highlights: Private hot springs, a starry sky swimming pool, and a non-powered playground—a one-stop getaway for the kids! ✔️ Millennium Yao Village B&B 💰 Per person: 300+ 🌌 Highlights: Stilt-house design, with a sea of clouds visible from the window! Experience the Yao bonfire evening at night and experience the local customs. 🚗 Transportation Guide | Hassle-free Route Planning 🚄 High-speed Rail: Guangzhou → Qingyuan Station (approximately 30 minutes), then taxi or bus to the city center. 🚗 Self-Driving: 2-3 hours from the Pearl River Delta. Car rental is recommended (the scattered attractions make it more convenient). 🚌 Within the city: Buses and taxis are available. Some scenic spots have dedicated tourist routes. 3-Day, 2-Night Itinerary: Day 1: Gulong Gorge Rafting → Huangteng Gorge Tianmen Hanging Corridor (Night Tour) Day 2: Lianzhou Underground River → Huangchuan Three Gorges Cruise → Yao Ethnic Song and Dance Performance Day 3: Yingxi Peak Forest Cycling → Shangyue Ancient Village → Return Trip 🍗 Qingyuan Taste | Must-Try Food List 🐔 Qingyuan Chicken ✅ Recommended: Super Burning Yipin (Sauna Chicken), Yinzhan Junlan (Paper-Wrapped Chicken) 🔥 Reason: Crispy skin and tender meat, perfect with the secret dipping sauce! 🐟 Beijiang River Fresh ✅ Recommended: Baimiao Fishing Village (Steamed Bian Fish), Gulong Fishing Village (Black Truffle Pan-Fried Chicken) 🌊 Reason: Freshly caught and cooked, incredibly sweet! 🍳 Kowloon Tofu ✅ Recommended: Ziyun Pavilion Farmhouse (crispy on the outside, tender on the inside) 💡 Ways to Eat: Pan-fried, braised, or brewed—all the flavors are guaranteed to work! 🍵 Yingde Black Tea ✅ Recommended: Baojing Palace Tea Restaurant (milk tea and snacks) 🍰 Pairing: Black tea with wife cakes—a refreshing and healthy treat! 📌 Practical Tips | Pitfall Avoidance Guide 1. Rafting Essentials: A change of clothes, a waterproof phone bag, and slippers (they're expensive at the scenic area). 2. Sun Protection: The canyon's UV rays are strong, so bring SPF50+ sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat! 3. Avoid Peak Travel Times: The scenic area is crowded on weekends, so it's best to travel on weekdays. 4. Hidden Bonus: Some hotels include scenic area tickets, so booking in advance is a great deal! #GuangdongTours #QingyuanTravelGuide #SummerRaftingSeason #HealingScenery This autumn, let Qingyuan's mountain breezes wash away your fatigue, and the cool waters awaken your energy! Grab your friends and discover countless ways to explore Guangdong's "Backyard Garden" together! 🌊💨 (All images and text are real photos. Unauthorized use will be prosecuted!)
Taking my four-year-old to Qingyuan, I found this relaxing, no-rush itinerary itinerary—one that's fun and effortless! Moms should definitely copy my homework! On the first day, we headed straight to the Lianzhou Underground River. As a national 5A-level scenic spot, it's a natural geology classroom. The temperature inside the cave is a constant 18°C, making it a perfect place to visit with kids in the summer. Following our guide, we saw wondrous stalactite formations like "Immortal Field" and "Flying Elephant Crossing the River." My child kept pointing at the stalactites and asking questions, incredibly curious. The most fun part was the underground river boat ride. Sitting on the boat, we watched the stalactites on both sides transform under the lights. He excitedly reached out to touch the water, saying it felt like an "exploration." Just remember to wear non-slip shoes; the cave floor can be slippery. For lunch, we enjoyed authentic Qingyuan cuisine near the scenic area. I highly recommend trying the Beijiang River seafood. The steamed fish was so tender and juicy that he even ate an extra half bowl of rice. In the afternoon, we went to the Huangteng Gorge Ecological Tourism Area. Considering our child's young age, we opted for the Warrior Rafting. The 2-kilometer river course has a gentle current and takes about 1.5 hours, making it a perfect family experience. Sitting in a kayak, enjoying the canyon scenery while playing water fights with the child was a blast. Be sure to wear a life jacket for your child when rafting, and you can also bring a waterproof phone bag to capture these joyful moments. That night, we stayed in the Family Slide Room at the Xile Valley Hot Spring Resort. The room was a duplex with three beds, very spacious for our family of four. The balcony had its own private hot spring pool. After filling the water, the child couldn't wait to slide down and rush into the room, screaming with excitement. I even prepared a duck toy for him while he soaked in the hot springs, and he had a blast playing with it. The Phoenix Hot Springs area has many unique hot spring pools, and we chose one with a slightly cooler water temperature to soak with him for a while, relaxing after a long day. The next morning, we had a buffet breakfast at the hotel. The selection was incredibly diverse, with freshly steamed rice dumplings, wozai noodles, and handmade knife-cut glutinous rice cakes. My picky kid ate two big bowls. After dinner, we headed to the Planet Park, a massive non-powered playground with trampolines, jumping clouds, swings, and a meteor slide, where the kids had a blast. My husband and I also took the opportunity to relax, sitting on a nearby bench in the sun while watching the kids play with other children. It was a peaceful and peaceful time. For lunch, we headed to the Castle Restaurant at the Chimelong Giraffe Castle Hotel in Qingyuan. The moment we walked in, we were stunned! Section A specializes in Qingyuan specialties. The roast meat for dinner was glistening and fragrant, and the cloud-like soufflé was incredibly sweet. Section B is close to the restrooms, making it easy to leave the table mid-meal. What captivated my child most was the animated sculpture theater on the small stage. There were five to six 10-minute performances at breakfast and dinner, each featuring animated puppets and captivating storytelling. My child was transfixed the entire time, clapping as they ate. Before returning in the afternoon, we also visited the Qingyuan Public Picture Book Theme Museum, which houses over 3,500 picture books, including those that have won top global awards like the Hans Christian Andersen Award and the Caldecott Medal. My child selected a few of her favorites, and we settled into the comfortable reading area for some quiet family reading time. The library offers convenient self-service check-in and check-out services from all public libraries in the city. Finally, I'd like to share a few tips to avoid pitfalls: When hiking in Nanxiashan Forest Park, be sure to secure parking in advance. There's no large parking lot at the entrance, and there are no convenience stores or restrooms along the way, so bring plenty of water and supplies. The Qingyuan Cultural Tourism Card is a great value; for just 200 yuan, you can enjoy a year's worth of fun, including viewing flower fields in spring, rafting in summer, hot springs in autumn, and snowy winters. At less than 60 cents per day, it's perfect for traveling with children, dates, or families. The essence of family travel lies in these little joys hidden in the details. I hope this guide will help more mothers enjoy a wonderful family time in Qingyuan!