Hidden Gems of Moganshan: Less Crowded & Super Photogenic Spots

Moganshan❗ Escape the crowds❗ Share these underrated yet ultra-photogenic locations When people mention Moganshan, most flock to Naked Castle or Sword Pond for photos – but not me! 😜 This time, I explored the "Dakeng Scenic Area", one of Moganshan's seven major zones. 😀 📷 Captured these amazing shots – here's the guide for your upcoming trip! Save it now!!! ✨ Outfit tips: Mountain winds are strong with noticeable temperature drops. Pack a lightweight jacket like my PELLIOT rock-shell windbreaker – breathable, skin-friendly, windproof, and the vibrant blue color photographs amazingly 😜 📍 Best scenic & photogenic spots: 🚩 Azalea Peak (P10, P11) Features an observation deck with layered mountain backdrops – perfect for landscape shots with depth! 🚩 Cloud-Treading Bridge (P8) A suspended wooden bridge (max 15 people) that feels like walking on clouds! Capture dreamy shots from the bridgehead. 🚩 Kite-Flying Pavilion (P9) Don't judge this iron-clad pavilion – step onto its protruding deck to witness breathtaking bamboo sea below and rolling mountains ahead! 🚩 Sunset Peak Pavilion (P12) Rated as Moganshan's best sunset viewpoint! (We left early) Features photogenic swings and wooden benches – great for portraits. 🚩 Bizarre Rock Corner (🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟) (P2~P7) Our top photoshoot spot! 10m-tall stacked boulders with a flat summit viewpoint – perfect for panoramic valley shots (windbreakers enhance outdoor vibes). Caution: No guardrails – stay away from edges! - Pro tips: ✅ Allow 2+ hours for hiking. Visit mid-morning/afternoon to avoid harsh light and lunch crowds. Mind the last shuttle bus! ✅ Wear anti-slip hiking shoes (wet stone steps) and bring mosquito repellent. ✅ Pack a windbreaker – mountain breezes get chilly (this summer retreat lives up to its name!) Ditch the crowds – Dakeng is Moganshan's hidden masterpiece! Grab your windbreaker and camera for unique wilderness photography. 📸