【New Ways to Experience Lingshan｜Cloud Walk, Decoding the Strange Stones】

Visiting Lingshan again, no need to be out of breath climbing this time—we take the cable car slowly into the clouds. Below, the sea of clouds surges, the mountain scenery is picturesque, and a journey of ease and new perspectives begins. 🚡 High-altitude cable car, slowly entering the scene Ride the cable car through the clouds, the mountains stretch out in the mist, relaxed and photogenic. ⛰ Inclined elevator, a gift from the mountain After getting off the cable car, a ten-step elevator built along the ridge winds upward, saving effort and adding fun, preserving your energy for the views at higher altitudes. 🛤 Aerial plank road, walking the Dragon’s Backbone Step onto the plank road suspended on the mountainside, like walking the "Chinese Dragon’s Backbone." Once steep and hard to reach peaks are now easily accessible, every step a scenic view. 🗿 Strange Stone Codes, the mountain’s soul speaks The stones of Lingshan "speak": · Dominating the world: giant stones like tigers, overlooking the mountains · Twin snakes emerging from the cave: stone edges peeking out, as if swimming through clouds · Sealing marquis and bowing ministers: stone formations like chess pieces, imagining a thousand years past · Turtle and snake combined: Xuanwu hidden, guarding the sacred realm · Huabiao Peak: a pillar holding up the sky, pointing straight to the heavens 🌄 Gazing at Shangrao, heart and view connected Standing on the plank road viewing platform, looking out at the city skyline, you’ll realize: the scenery is not only in your eyes but also in your heart. With a change of perspective, the stones become legends. —— · Lingshan Travel Guide · —— 📍 Location: Lingshan Scenic Area, Shangrao, Jiangxi 🚡 Recommended: Cable car + inclined elevator (a must for the lazy) 📸 Must-shoot: Suspended plank road, strange stone clusters, city distant views 💡 Tips: Choose a sunny day, wear non-slip shoes, plan about 4-5 hours for the visit The mountain is still the same mountain, but what you see is no longer the same mountain. Revisiting Lingshan is not for the summit, but for new perspectives and new encounters.