Things to do in Hanyuan

Jiuxiang Ancient Town is located in the mountains. Due to inconvenient transportation and being far away from big cities, the ancient town is still quite primitive. However, there are actually not many ancient buildings inside. You can start from the archway and there are several alleys. The local yellow beef is especially recommended.

One day and one night is the best. In the morning, go to Jiuxiang to pick fruits and enjoy flowers; in the afternoon, take a walk by Hanyuan Lake, take a boat tour, and go to the supermarket to buy the best peppercorns; in the evening, you must go to eat beef hotpot (Hanhulou beef).

The scenery is beautiful, with lush greenery and flowing blue water. The valley is characterized by its many rocks, and the water is crystal clear with frequent small waterfalls. Although the one-way A route is 6 kilometers, there are sightseeing buses at intervals, satisfying both hiking and sightseeing needs; you can choose according to your preference. At the summit is a hidden gem of dove trees, which must be incredibly beautiful when the dove trees are in bloom; I highly recommend visiting then. On the final stretch of the descent, there are bamboo rafts to the exit, allowing for frequent water activities along the entire route, and the bamboo rafting adds a lot of fun. Highly recommended! I just wonder if there's accommodation at the summit; that would be fantastic.

Sichuan Dadu River Canyon National Geopark has pleasant scenery and beautiful landscapes. It is located at the junction of Hanyuan County and Ganluo County. It is a 4A scenic spot. It feels very good, interesting and cost-effective.

The distance from Leidongping to the cable car station at Jieyindian isn't far for young people. Although it's all uphill stairs, it's not particularly steep, and a normal walk takes about 30 minutes. However, older people or those with less stamina should allow ample time. There are porters on the mountain who can carry you up, but it's quite expensive. For the cable car, I recommend a small one for both boarding and alighting, allowing for a short rest. Larger cable cars often have a lot of competition for glass seats, which can be unsafe and lead to arguments.

Who can resist adorable pandas? We recommend entering through the west gate to avoid the crowds. The weather is cool, and the pandas are very active, though some like to sleep in a bit. Overall, it's definitely worth it!

Wulong boasts stunning scenery, a testament to the breathtaking artistry of nature. With its fresh air, spectacular views, excellent visitor experience, and attentive service, it's definitely worth a visit to experience the unique charm of karst landforms.

The scenery along the way was breathtaking. If it weren't foggy, the views would be even more captivating. Next time, I'd choose a different season to go, as the scenery would be even more different. It's definitely worth a trip!

The trails on Mount Qingcheng vary in height and length as you approach the summit, making them tiring to climb. Taking the cable car is much more comfortable, but unfortunately, you can only ride it for one section; otherwise, you'll miss essential attractions like Tianshi Cave. If you can't take the cable car both ways up and down the mountain, it's up to you. For lazy travelers who enjoy traveling, the cable car is far better than climbing the entire way.