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The Fenglin Scenic Spot is the highlight of the Yingxi Fenglin Ten-Li Gallery. There are original ecological plank roads built against the mountain and retro wooden plank roads beside the water. Compared with the peaks and forests, it looks like a beautiful landscape painting.
One of the most striking features of the Fenglin Scenic Area is its reflections. The scenery here is ever-changing, and the reflections present a breathtaking mirror of the sky. The mountains and water are so close together that you can't even tell which is which. This area is a favorite among photography enthusiasts, known as a photography sanctuary and wetland park. Up close, you'll see distant mountains shrouded in mist, vast fields, vibrant flowers, curling smoke, and the fading sun...
The landscape interweaves into a series of beautiful and refreshing pastoral paintings. The breathtaking sight is the small island, graceful and girlish, standing in the center of the lake. Pristine and unadorned, its natural beauty defies further adjectives. Perhaps a celestial being left her ethereal garments here, ultimately transforming into this exquisite celestial wonderland.
Yingde has a subtropical monsoon climate, with alternating warm and cold weather in spring, often cloudy and rainy; hot summer, with frequent rain and occasional drought; cool and dry autumn, with frequent drought; and less cold and occasional cold in winter, with frequent clouds and fine rain.
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Peak Forest Scenic Spot is a renowned karst landscape in Qingyuan, Guangdong, celebrated for its unique limestone peaks, caves, and rich biodiversity. It serves as both a natural heritage site and a popular ecotourism destination.
Located in Qingyuan City, Guangdong Province. Visitors can reach the site by taxi or private car from downtown Qingyuan. Local buses are available to nearby entrances, followed by short walks to the scenic areas.
Open daily from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Spring and autumn are the best seasons for pleasant weather and clear views.
Entrance fee is approximately CNY 60–80. Tickets can be purchased at the entrance or online via official tourism platforms.
Advance booking is recommended on weekends and public holidays, ideally 1–2 days before the visit.
2–4 hours are generally sufficient to explore the main scenic areas, trails, and caves.
Guided tours are available in Chinese. Some tours or apps may offer basic English explanations, but services in other languages are limited.
Night visits are not typically allowed. No light shows or special tours are currently offered.
Weekdays are less crowded than weekends and public holidays. Early morning visits offer the quietest experience.
Facilities include public restrooms, rest areas with benches, small food stalls, and souvenir shops near the entrance.
Some trails may be steep and uneven, making access limited for elderly or disabled visitors. Children can enjoy shorter paths and designated rest areas.
Both cash and mobile payments are generally accepted for tickets and purchases at the park.
Local restaurants and small cafes offering Cantonese cuisine are available near the entrance and along nearby roads.
Vegetarian options are available; halal options are limited and may require prior planning.
Several mid-range hotels and guesthouses are available in Qingyuan City, within 20–30 minutes by car from the scenic spot.
Yes, souvenir shops sell postcards, local crafts, and small decorative items inspired by the karst landscape.
Taxi, ride-hailing apps, or private cars are recommended to reach nearby attractions or return to Qingyuan city center. Limited local bus options are available.
