Things to do in Dongyuan

The scenery is indeed beautiful, and the parking and internal transportation systems are quite comprehensive. However, having only explored the "Mirror Flower Garden" area, it felt a bit lacking in fun. The floating islands and the "Daughter Kingdom" attractions were somewhat uninteresting for adults. The café had a nice ambiance and the food was decent. I wanted to try paddleboarding, but it was in a different area; I had to go to another section. It would be great if we could try it in every area.

The scenic area is a good size, perfect for a leisurely stroll as a family. The park is shaded by lush trees and has pleasant scenery. However, it lacks some fun activities, which the children found somewhat uninteresting. Today is the Great Heat (a solar term), but it wasn't too hot inside the park. Walking in and taking the 10-yuan electric cart out was just right.

Sujiawei, located in Yihe Town, Dongyuan County, Heyuan City, 26 kilometers from the city center, is the ancestral home of the descendants of Su Dongpo, a great literary figure of the Song Dynasty. Upon entering Sujiawei, one sees chickens grazing on the grass, streams babbling under bridges, and huge waterwheels turning along the riverbank; the entire village is surrounded by mountains and water. The Dongjiang River and the Jiushe River converge on the south side of Sujiawei, their clear waters adding a touch of elegance and charm to the otherwise rigid Hakka architecture. The banks of the two rivers are shaded by lush bamboo, reflecting Su Dongpo's sentiment of "I can live without meat, but not without bamboo." The clear, gentle river, the simple, old houses, the ancient banyan trees with their deep roots and abundant leaves, the well-arranged rice paddies, and the swaying bamboo create a tranquil and elegant atmosphere. The Dongjiang River is crystal clear and green; standing on the Wangjiang Pavilion, the serene banks and beautiful scenery are captivating.

小镇环境是挺舒服的，在在大草坪就能看到美丽的风景，游玩项目也多，小孩子玩的都很开心，管家小琳很及时的告诉游玩项目时间和地方，点赞👍

Heyuan Bavaria Manor is a national-level tourist resort that blends Chinese and Western cultures. It features European-style architecture, Hakka walled villages, as well as a Black Forest amusement park, traditional Chinese medicine hot springs, and many other attractions.

The park's security checks are rigorous yet humane. Staff members are courteous and understanding towards visitors carrying baby supplies, handling their needs reasonably and humanely while strictly implementing security checks to safeguard the safety of the park and all visitors.

The former highest fountain in Asia is located on the Xinfeng River (Dongjiang River) between the Zhuhe Bridge and the Heyuan Bridge in Heyuan City. In the evening, you can walk along the Xinfeng River boardwalk from the hotel, listen to music and watch the night view of the river on both sides, and enjoy a slow life. The fountain starts at 8 pm. The fountain water column continues to rise with the music, reaching a maximum of 190 meters, and then it keeps changing, with peacocks spreading their tails, crowns...

We entered from the South Gate. Although there were many people, it wasn't chaotic at all. The signs were very clear, and the staff were very responsible. It was a very enjoyable trip for the kids; Guangzhou is beautiful and delicious. It was our first time seeing a rhinoceros and our first time riding a cable car—a great experience!

There's a really nice restaurant not far from Wanlv Lake; their milk stew and chicken stew are delicious. As for the lake itself, it's perfect for water activities. Pets are allowed; there are lots of dogs playing there.

I purchased the 450m platform view. My wife is scared of heights, so we didn't do the 360 ball ride. After going up top and seeing it move very slow and it has secure safety railing, I regret not purchasing that package. It's definitely not scary.