Reverse Travel Diary +3 Bengbu

🌞 Tushan - 3A Scenic Spot 'Three times passing one's own door without entering' happened right here, the 'Yu Wang Palace' on the mountain top is the place where 'Yu met the lords', 'split the mountain to divert the Huai River', and married Miss Tu to have his son Qi. From here, you can have a panoramic view of the magnificent Huai River. 🌞 Dasheng Temple Located in Huaiyuan County, connected to the Seventh Spring in the world, Baimi Spring, with mountains behind and facing the river. The Zen atmosphere and the autumn scenery are intertwined, making the temple very tranquil in this rainy weather, and the chanting sounds are exceptionally calming. 🌞 Zhang Gong Mountain Park The south gate entrance of the park is where the prototype of the Sang wine in the drama, the Bengbu princess (locally known as the Waiwai spirit) 'Beng Girl Welcoming Guests' greets visitors from all directions. The Wanghuai Tower in the park is a great spot to enjoy the scenery of the Huai River, and the pavilion on the lake at night offers a nice view of the Zhang Gong Lake night scene, which is very photogenic. 🌞 Longzi Lake - 4A Scenic Area The dividing line between the north and south of China (Qinling-Huai River) is right here, which is also the check-in spot in the drama Ming Night. Going further inside, you'll find Longzi Lake with a locomotive that's great for taking photos and checking in. 🌞 Bengbu City Museum A must-visit spot in every place, Bengbu Museum is a national first-class museum. The exhibition halls on the 1st, 2nd, and 4th floors allow you to understand the past and present of this small city brought by train, giving you a sense of traveling through time and history. 🌞 Qiyansi Temple The largest temple in northern Anhui is right here. We went there after four o'clock, and due to the rainy weather, there weren't many people. The temple is very large and imposing. The tower on the mountain behind seems to be under construction and is not open to the public, but I heard that there is a reservoir behind where you can see the full view of the tower, but we didn't go there due to time constraints. 🌞 Bengbu North-South Divide Blue points to the north, symbolizing the cold of the north. Red points to the south, symbolizing the warmth of the south; A bronze pearl in the middle represents Bengbu's position between the north and the south, echoing the nickname 'Pearl City' of Bengbu; The four directions at the bottom correspond to the four divine beasts of our country, with the Azure Dragon in the east, the White Tiger in the west, the Vermilion Bird in the south, and the Black Tortoise in the north. 🌞 Acai Old Shop: The store is quite large, worthy of being Bengbu's 'Wenheyou'! It's also photogenic with a full retro nostalgic vibe. Going late means no need to queue! Great! The crayfish is so delicious! The egg-stuffed youtiao is also quite special! Worth checking in~ The food stalls on Wanda Golden Street have unexpectedly delicious ice wine!