Hiking through Anji Zhangli and Huangjin Mountain, the ancient Wushi-paved Jing Road, the ancient Longwang Mountain Bridge, and feeling the pull of the earth's core (2 days)

Day 1 Shanghai → Anji Longwang Mountain → Zhangli Ancient Road → Farmhouse

All day

We met at the designated China-TravelNote location in the morning for check-in. We boarded the bus and departed at 7:30 AM. Along the way, our tour leader introduced us, explained the itinerary, and focused on the precautions and techniques for rappelling the bridge. We had a lot of fun!

At noon we arrived at the foot of Longwang Mountain in Anji, had lunch at a farmhouse, and arranged accommodation. After lunch, we set off to hike on the ancient trail.

Arrive at the starting point around 1:30 PM, get off the bus, warm up, and set off. Hike along the Zhangli Ancient Trail, a high mountain village, a Torreya nucifera base, Golden Peak, azalea viewing, a large stone house, a waterfall, a small stone house, water dripping through stone, Sister Waterfall, and a bamboo forest stone path.

Arrive at the Big Stone House at the foot of Huangjin Mountain at 3:30 PM for a rest and lunch. (Please bring your own dry food for lunch.) At 12:40 PM, we'll rest for a while before continuing our journey to the summit of Huangjin Mountain. Huangjin Mountain is approximately 650 meters above sea level. Atop the mountain lies a massive rock approximately 100 square meters in size, allowing hundreds of people to rest and enjoy the magnificent scenery, sea of ​​clouds, and sunrise. In 1999, a team of experts from the Shanghai Geographical Society confirmed this as the source of the Huangpu River, earning Zhangcun Town the nickname "The First Town at the Source of the Huangpu River."

At 17:30, we arrived at the foot of the mountain, accompanied by clear mountain streams and springs. We walked along the country road for a while. The bus had been waiting there for a long time. After gathering, we got on the bus and headed to the farmhouse. In the evening, we had a decadent dinner together.

Day 2 Anji → Shanghai

All day

Tourists who get up early can stroll around the farm. The morning air here is fresh. After breakfast, we set off by bus to the rappelling point.

At 8:30, about half an hour later, we arrived at the rappelling entrance. After a 20-minute hike to the rappelling spot, our team leader and instructor set up the course, then explained the precautions and demonstrated the key techniques. Everyone, listen carefully! Rappelling a bridge is a fire escape skill, and this event is a great opportunity to learn for free. The feeling of falling from the sky, feeling the pull of gravity, and the visual impact are all adrenaline-fueled!

11:00 The descent ends, we take the bus back to town, check out, and have dinner together before returning to Shanghai

Arrived at the departure point in Shanghai at 18:00, everyone said goodbye with tears in their eyes.

Can people with a fear of heights participate? — Please do not register if you are afraid of heights.

Can children participate ? — Similarly, as long as they are not afraid of heights, children over 10 years old can participate, and the tour leader will pay special attention to them.

Are there any technical requirements for bridge rappelling? What if I don't know how? — Both bridge rappelling and dam rappelling are outdoor sports that combine fun and technical skills. The equipment used is similar to rock climbing, but the physical demands are not as high. With some basic training, anyone can participate in these sports and find them enjoyable.

Longwang Mountain, located within the Longwang Mountain Ecological Tourism Area in Anji County, Zhejiang Province, covers an area of ​​over 100 square kilometers. Its main peak, at 1,587 meters, is the highest in northern and eastern Zhejiang. For thousands of years, steep cliffs have kept the mountain's entrance largely untouched, leaving it largely untouched by human activity in the more populous Jiangnan region. Furthermore, the area boasts fresh air, chirping birds, fragrant flowers, and lush greenery, with a vegetation coverage rate of 90%. The terrain is clearly stepped, offering expansive views, shaded by bamboo and fir trees, creating a tranquil and pristine environment. Here, there's no noise, no pollution, no clamor, no concrete, and nothing that bothers you. Longwang Mountain offers a variety of activities, including camping and adventure, wilderness survival, river tracing, orienteering, leisure activities, fitness experiences, and the pristine nature of nature, making it an ideal place for personal cultivation and the culmination of life.