Things to do in Lianping

A truly beautiful sight! The twinkling lights and bustling crowds create a lively atmosphere. The various lanterns, adorned with different shapes and designs, depict plant landscapes, small animals, and other cultural elements, leaving a particularly deep impression.

Jingshan Slide, also known as the Sunset Roller Coaster, winds its way down the mountain from the summit. You can control your speed, feel the wind rushing past your ears, and enjoy panoramic views of Xianglu Bay as you glide – a truly unique experience. The track is well-maintained; the curves are exciting but not too thrilling, making it a great stress reliever for young people. You can take a cable car up the mountain and ride the slide down, combining tranquility and activity for a rich and varied experience.

Overall, it was pretty good. The foggy weather today affected the view, but the staff were very helpful and organized. I visited the damping equipment and learned about the working principle of damping, which once again impressed me with the power of technology. This building is currently the tallest in Shenzhen, with 116 floors and a height of 547.6 meters. The elevators were fast but very smooth.

A trip to Chaozhou is incomplete without visiting the Guangji Bridge. As one of China's four ancient bridges, the Guangji Bridge truly lives up to its name. Its ingenious design, combining beam, pontoon, and arch bridge elements, makes it a unique, movable ancient bridge. With pavilions scattered across the bridge, adorned with red lanterns, and the Han River flowing gently by, walking on the bridge creates a truly immersive experience. You can appreciate the superb bridge-building wisdom of the ancients while enjoying the river breeze and the scenery on both banks – a must-see in Chaozhou!

A Seven-Character Quatrain on Viewing Five Finger Peak A magnificent sight in Chenzhou, Five Finger Peak soars to the heavens. A towering cliff holds up the azure sky, a thousand layers of verdant ravines rise in layers of peaks. Dense forests hang upside down on the cliff edge, a light mist lingers around the majestic mountain peak. Many visitors rush to climb the stone plank road, but I alone stand quietly at the foot of the cliff.

The soy sauce chicken at the Giraffe Restaurant is delicious! 😍 The kids love it. Waiter Yang Jinbing is very helpful, recommending dishes and even getting our food for us. The service is excellent. I also recommend the 148 RMB salt-baked chicken; foodies can take one home from the park – it's very flavorful!

An amazing experience, with breathtaking landscape and culture. The shuttle bus takes you to the best viewpoints and you get a chance to walk in the Tulou to see it for yourself.

After visiting the Thai Buddhist Hall at Kaiyuan Temple, a taxi ride cost just over three yuan took me directly to Han Yu's Ancestral Hall. Walking there would have been 1.8km, which would have been quite tiring. Taxis are relatively cheap in Chaozhou. This place mainly introduces the life of Han Yu from the Tang Dynasty, his contributions during his exile to Chaozhou, and praises his patriotism and dedication to the people. It's worth taking a short stroll, as the reservation ticket is free, essentially like visiting a small park. The ticket entrance for Guangji Bridge is just over 100 meters away. After visiting Guangji Bridge, you can go directly there to experience the culture and charm of a pontoon bridge before returning to the ancient city, avoiding backtracking.

Longnan Taiping Bridge has spanned the Taiping River for six hundred years, providing a passage for pedestrians to cross the river and sheltering them from wind and rain. Even when the river was flooded and the floodwaters were raging, it still stood firm.

Beautiful museum and good place to learn about history. Buy the voice guide in your language, very useful if you cannot read the text