Things to do in Wushan

The sightseeing bus is the most worthwhile ride. The world's first cliff relief Buddha is very shocking. It would be nice if there was a voice guide. The Water Curtain Cave is very quiet. When the breeze blows the wind chimes, people feel purified. I also envy the Taoist's hair volume.

It's a treasure trove of places. It's shocking. I'm lucky. The tour guide was very good. Her explanation instantly brought us closer to this unfamiliar place and made us feel the warmth of the cultural relics.

There is a cave but no water, it is not worthy of its name. I went there today but there was no water.

Pictures tell a thousand words, and autumn here is 100% worth the visit—but do mind the crowd and come prepared. 👥 Crowd-Control Tip: Be flexible with your itinerary! To manage the massive influx of people, crowd-control measures are put in place, meaning you might be randomly directed to a specific starting stop without a choice in the matter.

I went there today. The tourism industry in the country has been booming in recent years, but I guess when I went there in 1966 or 1977, there were no improvements or new facilities. But from the perspective of simply soaking in the hot springs, it is still quite good. It is half the price of Gangu and Wushan ID cards, just over 60 yuan, which is a good value for money.

A must visit place! Magnificent view and the shuttle bus was very convenient, they stop at almost all stations so there’s not much of walking.

It quite nice to travel around Shuimodanxia, however, the downside is if you want to save time and save energy you must buy in-dept travelling because I spent almost 2 hours walk across the mountain and there are stairs and stairs. With that said It was worth for visiting when you stay in Lanzhou.

Only by personally traversing the treacherous Shu Road can one truly understand the meaning of "even monkeys hesitate to climb." Walk slowly along the sheer cliff face, safety harness fastened to your sides, with a deep canyon below and distant mountains and forests stretching out in layers. Facing the perilous Shu Road head-on, every step is nerve-wracking. Overcome your inner trepidation and reap a unique and magnificent view from the cliff edge.

Zhagana is unbelievably beautiful! Surrounded by rocky mountains, the Tibetan village is shrouded in mist in the mornings, like a thin veil draped over it. Standing on the viewing platform, you can see terraced fields stretching out, with yellow rapeseed flowers and green barley, set against the backdrop of shimmering snow-capped peaks in the distance—every snapshot is wallpaper-worthy. The air is filled with the scent of grass and cooking smoke, and yaks graze leisurely. It's so relaxing, you won't want to leave!