Reverse tourism is so enjoyable|The filming location of 'The Untamed', Pan'an Baizhangtan

|The filming location of 'The Untamed', Pan'an Baizhangtan. Having watched 'The Untamed', I've always been obsessed with the 'Cloud Recesses' This 4A level scenic spot, as one of the filming locations, is a must-visit checkpoint! Currently, the scenic area is still under renovation, with temporary visitor centers and parking lots. Upon reaching the main entrance, you directly get your tickets checked and start climbing the mountain. I chose to climb up on my own and take the scenic shuttle bus down. However, it's important to note that whether you're going up or down, the shuttle bus only takes you to a certain point, and the main attractions further up the mountain require climbing stairs on your own, so those with bad knees should be cautious. Some visitors also bring their own trekking poles. Along the way, there are many large and small waterfalls and pools, which appear emerald green under the sunlight on clear days, very beautiful and photogenic. The air in the mountains is exceptionally good, with a high concentration of negative oxygen ions, making me feel like my lungs are being thoroughly cleansed I couldn't help but take a few deep breaths. In the end, the most beautiful and happiest moment is definitely walking the path 'A-Ling' walked and capturing the entrance to 'Cloud Recesses' ✅Tips: Currently, the scenic area is under construction, and it's hard to find places selling snacks and drinks, so it's recommended to bring your own food and beverages due to the physical exertion of climbing. There are many mosquitoes in the mountains, so it's advisable to wear long pants and sleeves. Sisters who want to wear skirts for photos should bring a bottle of mosquito repellent to reapply frequently. Currently, there is a promotion in the scenic area where wearing Hanfu grants free admission (worth 55r, excluding scenic shuttle bus). Friends who want to play in the water should remember to wear stream-crossing or outdoor anti-slip shoes, as the stones by the water are really slippery. I was wearing sports shoes without anti-slip soles and almost slipped off while taking photos on a big rock