Cose da fare a Contea di Fengdu

Fengdu Ghost City is interesting for sure. The ‘ghost’ element is overblown in the commercialization, as in reality it feels similar to other temple complexes. However it is a perfectly nice destination especially if you can go off peak without too many other visitors.

景色挺美的，适合夏天避暑，露营的人很多也可以住民宿、酒店。玩了骑车、划船、游湖，有漂亮的马鞭草花海但不是很大，玩的地方不是很多，适合两天一晚。

夏天很值得推荐的地方，沿途有很多小型瀑布群，到达景点之后，停车6元，沿着崖壁栈道前行大约30分钟，中途还有猴群，很有意思，到达洞里温度很低，洞里楼梯的高度落差大概有十层楼的高度。总体来说这是一个夏天爬坡不会出汗的地方

郵輪團隊指定的景點，從豐都碼頭上岸直接乘坐電瓶車上山。據說是國內最小的森林公園，面積只有1.5平方公里。確實也很小，定時有文藝演出。遊客除了當地人，基本都是郵輪拉過來的。

离市区三小时车程交通方便，山路弯道多但是还算好开。里面吃饭停车都方便，票价感觉还算合理不贵。体验不错，雪很厚实，硬度适中，小朋友第一次滑雪玩得很高兴，值得推荐。

先说好的：景色不错，晴天、大雾都别有一番风味。胆小的趁雾天去耍不害怕。拍照很出片，值得转一圈。再说不好的：1. 票价还是蛮高，98块，游玩2个小时。2. 路上会有人“抓拍”，在出口再问要不要买照片。3. 售票厅的套票内容没有明码标价，娃儿的餐食费纠结得很，一会儿说不用，一会儿说到店里吃饭再说，一会儿又说娃儿都要买。沟通非常耽搁时间。4. 服务态度一般。

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I did share our experience in another booking for adult. One impt feedback is that student has a concession ticket to visit six attractions at a very reasonable price. My daughter enjoy the visits and saved quite a bit by using the booking for multiple attractions. One advice is to be careful about the mode of transportation.

We visited at the end of October. At this time of year, the area is no longer as crowded, so we were able to travel from the visitor center to the entrance of the scenic area without any wait. The route begins with an elevator ride down into the valley. There is only one path, so it’s impossible to get lost. Near the vendor stalls, there is a staircase leading quite a way up the cliff face—but this is a dead end; you have to head back down the steps to continue your route through the valley. At the end, you can take a shuttle back to the visitor center or to Longshuixia. Everything is very well organized, with plenty of restrooms and vendor stalls available.

We traveled from Fuling by taxi, although regular buses also run directly to the visitor center. From there, a shuttle takes you to the mountain entrance, marked by the famous “816 工程” (Project 816) gate. We joined a group with a Chinese-speaking guide, but the pace was far too fast for us, so we eventually continued exploring independently. Some areas offer explanations in English via QR codes, and brief English descriptions are available throughout the site. We also watched a performance inside the mountain. Although we couldn’t understand the language, the actors conveyed the story in a highly expressive and moving way. After the visit, a shuttle returned us to the visitor center, where we caught a bus back to Fuling. Overall, it was a fascinating experience, and we’re glad we visited.