Things to do in Yanchuan

Located in Qiankunwan Town, Yanchuan County, Yan'an City, with a core area of ​​27.4 square kilometers, it is the core area of ​​the Yellow River Meander National Geopark and has been rated as a national 5A-level tourist attraction.

The scenic spot is very good and worth a visit. I will come again next time.

The big bend in Qingshui Bay is very beautiful. The small hills shaped by the Yellow River are like a big straw hat covering the Yellow River. The big straw hat is lined with green trees, which effectively prevents landslides and soil erosion. Qingshui Bay and Qiankun Bay look very similar at first glance, especially when you first see them, there is not much difference, except that there is no small island next to this big bend. Outside Qingshui Bay is the Yellow River, and inside is the inland river. One is turbid and the other is clear, one is yellow and the other is green, and they are clearly separated. I wonder if Qingshui Bay got its name from this?

This national geological park is located in Yonghe County, Shanxi Province. It is a relic that records the evolution of the Yellow River for hundreds of thousands of years from the Mesozoic and Cenozoic eras. The area has excellent viewing profiles and is of great conservation value.

This is the security guard of the scenic spot. Please avoid playing with your phone during work hours.

There were quite a few people when we went; the tour guide said it was considered relatively few, as it was truly packed during the National Day holiday. The Terracotta Army formation was awe-inspiring, and the craftsmen's dedication was truly admirable. The bronze chariots and horses were especially breathtaking and definitely worth seeing.

The navigation was correct. We came from the Zichang County National Highway, and the road conditions were good. The scenic area is free, but you need to buy a 20-yuan round-trip electric car. There are many cars, so you don't have to wait. Two people can walk. After getting off the car, walk along the road and go in to visit the village history museum and the No. 1, 2, and 3 old houses. After finishing, go back to the place where you got off and take a car back to the tourist center. The scenic area is not big, and 1 hour is enough.

I drove to Linfen, Shanxi, and Little Western Paradise truly lives up to its name. You have to experience it in person to feel the awe. The densely packed, layered sculptures are absolutely magnificent. They truly embody the concepts of "exquisite, ingenious, small, and unique" in art. I was captivated by the cultural heritage of Shanxi and thoroughly impressed by the aesthetics of our ancestors. The long journey was definitely worth it!

Hukou Waterfall is truly a must-see in person; photos simply can't capture its breathtaking beauty. We explored the west side this time, and the Dragon Cave is a must-see – the 20 yuan entrance fee is well worth it! Standing at the bottom of the cave, looking up at the Yellow River crashing down overhead, the spray hitting your face, the deafening roar, you're completely enveloped – an experience you can't fully grasp from above. However, it is indeed very wet inside the cave, so it's best to put your phone in a waterproof case. In the morning, when the light is good, you can even see a rainbow, and if you're lucky, the photos will be stunning. Parking in the scenic area is quite convenient, and the shuttle bus service is smooth.