"Tomb Raiders" was filmed in the Great Rift Valley of Western Anhui

A very worthwhile niche and amazing place - the Great Rift Valley in Western Anhui
I had planned to go to the Great Rift Valley in western Anhui for a long time, but it was postponed due to many changes. Although I read the guide and was mentally prepared in advance, I was still surprised.

Keep climbing to higher places, and for the first time go to lower places.
Different landscapes bring different experiences. When walking in a small space, you can see the real sky when you look up, and the rugged and slippery road under your feet. Being careful everywhere makes it more exciting.

⭕Route guide
🔹Ticket🎫: 60💰 (online platform 58)
When I went there, there were activities on the online platform that only cost more than 40, but I had to buy it a day in advance, but I forgot. It was 70 per person with my companion that day, including the Shouting Spring + Glass Slide Pass. The specifics will be subject to the current situation.

🔹Transportation🚌: Take bus No. 228 from Lu'an Bus Terminal, which takes about 1.5 hours. Every 30 or 50 minutes.

🔹Time consuming⌚: about 3 hours, depending on whether to climb the mountain or not, it can be completed in half a day.

🔹Tour items🎡: Great Rift Valley, Shouting Spring, Glass Slide

🔹The Great Rift Valley is divided into two sections. The former section is relatively easy, while the latter section is more exciting and involves climbing.

🔹If you like mountain climbing, you can also climb directly along the Bat Cave road to the top of the mountain, which is exactly a circle around the mountain. There is no turning back. There is a glass slide at the bottom of the mountain. If you want to sit, you can sit down the slide. If you don’t want to, just walk down. However, it is perfect to finish walking through the Great Rift Valley and then climb the mountain.

I really recommend the Great Rift Valley in Western Anhui. The scenic spot is not big, it doesn’t take much time, and it doesn’t require much physical effort. You can go up (mountain) and down (valley). It’s a great place that deserves to be known to more people.

The journey continues, keeps setting off
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