Jingyue Lake Travel Guide (Part Five)

The Black Pine Forest, Small Forest Bathing Ground, and Forest Bathing Ground all feel quite similar. They are all large areas of dense forest, possibly with different tree species. There are boardwalks or small paths leading into the depths of the forest. Negative oxygen ions and various trace elements beneficial to the human body are only effective when you walk deep into the forest. However, due to the rushed itinerary and the large size of the scenic area, only a few people can spend a lot of time here to absorb oxygen. The water boardwalk is indeed very beautiful. The blue sky and white clouds are reflected on the lake surface, with lotus leaves and reed leaves dancing in the wind, truly resembling an oil painting. If you walk straight in from the road on the left, you will reach the 'Northeast Tiger Park.' If you have time, it is well worth a visit. This stop has a lot of tourists getting on and off, and the supporting facilities are quite complete. Jingyue Lake is very large, but some stops indeed do not have much to see. Unfortunately, it is the first visit, so it is hard to know what to prioritize.