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I was unsure about this performance at first, but definitely worth going! Go earlier to pick up your ticket and explore around. Lots to see and do before the show!

这里主要是介绍杨岐山的孽龙洞景区，比起杨岐山的寺庙求福，孽龙洞的自然景观更加让人惊叹，小小县城里有如此景色，确实靠山吃山

Worth the trip but a long walk to view. But you can choose to take the train instead

武功山游玩体验挺好的，徒步路线难度适中不费劲，山顶视野开阔能看到大片草甸，风很舒服吹着很凉快，沿途补给点也充足不用自己带太多东西，玩得很轻松

we climbed over night , it was good experience and cover the sunrise 🌄

It was better than expected. The show has english subtitles at the sides. So its foreign accessible

Everyone warns you about the stairs in Lushan, but nobody prepares you for the mist. I arrived at the Five Old Men Peaks expecting a sweeping view of the Yangtze River. Instead, I got a face full of white. At first, I was frustrated—I’d hiked an hour for a photo of clouds. But then, something shifted. With visibility down to ten meters, the world shrank to the crunch of gravel under my boots and the creak of the old cable cars. I sat on a damp rock and listened. No tour groups, no horns, just the wind moving through the pines. A local vendor appeared out of nowhere, selling steamed corn. He laughed and said, "You can't see the mountains today, but you can taste the air." He was right; the damp, crisp air tasted clean. Is it better to see a famous view or to have the mountain all to yourself in a cloud? I’m starting to think the mist is the real attraction.

Such an amazing view in the evening!!! I started the climb without knowing how high it was - and just kept thinking it would end soon... After about 90 mins I got to the top. Exhausted, but it was well worth it. I recommend going during the light show.

The place was basically a single building next to the river. Can cover within less than 30 mins. Nice view of the river.

For history lovers, Yueyang Tower 岳阳楼 which was first built around the year 215 during the Han dynasty would be of interest. The current structure was built in 1880 with a major restoration completed in 1984. Many Chinese poets and writers have written about it throughout history. We did a day trip from Changsha just to see it. Non-history lovers might want to give it a miss though.