Psychedelic Zhangjiajie, confusing Phoenix City-Self-driving tour in Hunan and Hubei (Part 1)
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2024-07-21 01:26:21
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D1 8/30 Beijing-Qufu 544 km Aduo Hotel Qufu Confucius Mansion

D2 8/31 Qufu-Hefei 498 km Anhui Parkview Hotel

D3 9/1 Hefei-Wuhan 377 kilometers Wuhan East Lake Hotel

D4 9/2 Wuhan-Yueyang-Changde 206+182 km Changde Liuyuan Jinjiang Hotel

D5 9/3 Changde-Zhangjiajie 168 km Naburi Crowne Plaza Hotel

D8 9/6 Zhangjiajie-Fenghuang 231 km Fengyu Chenxi Hotel

D10 9/8 Fenghuang-Enshi 405 kilometers away from Enshi Xuanyu International Hotel

D13 9/11 Enshi-Yichang 294 kilometers Holiday Inn Express Yichang Yangtze River

D159/13 Yichang-Yichuan 574 kilometers Holiday Inn Express Yichuan Binhe

D16 9/14 Yichuan-Luoyang 34 km Luoyang Luoyin Hotel

D179/15 Luoyang-Xinxiang 188 km from Xinxiang CC Zhizhen Hotel

D18 9/16 Xinxiang-Beijing 630 kilometers

The family of four who had never been to Zhangjiajie thought together and planned to take a trip by car before the tour was fully resumed. At the time of planning, Hubei implemented a ticket-free event, so it added Hubei projects and added round-trip travel for a total of 18 days. On the way, follow the G3 south to Hefei, turn west to G40 and G42, pass through Wuhan, turn S13 to Yueyang, follow the G56 to stay in Changde, then take the G5513 to Zhangjiajie, pass the S229 to G65 and G56 to reach Fenghuang at the southernmost tip, follow the G209 turn back north to Enshi, the G50 and G318 arrive in Yichang, take the G55 to Luoyang, follow the G5512 to rest in Xinxiang, and finally the G4 returns to Beijing. The entire journey is nearly 5,000 kilometers.

On the first day, I rushed to Qufu and brought my own convenience food to eat in the high-speed service area. Thinking about the dirty toilets in the service area in the past, I felt uncomfortable in my nose and eyes. The service area displayed in front of me impressed me. The service area was beautifully built, with supermarkets, catering, hot water, dining tables, and even accommodation. The hardware is on par with that of foreign countries, and the sanitation and services are uneven. The bathroom is very large, so it is convenient to flush and wash hands. It has no smell. Most of them can also provide hand sanitizer, and a small part can provide toilet paper. The service area I passed through from Qufu to Hefei had the best impression. It should be in Jiangsu. I forget the name. It looks like a commercial building. It is clean, comfortable and beautiful. The dining area is in the form of a food stall with many choices. I especially remember the last stop in the Shijiazhuang service area. The huge area was given to a cafeteria. More than 70% of the tables inside were empty. There were only four tables in the corridor outside the door that could be used for free. Compared with other service areas, it was too small and even a provincial capital city! Most of the gas stations in the service area are owned by Sinopec, and there are discounts on using Mini programs. Ethanol gasoline is used in Hebei and Henan, and ordinary gasoline is used in other places.

Entering Qufu and heading straight to Konglin, you can only scan the code to buy tickets for 70 yuan, and then enter through the health code and swiping your ID card. The most famous thing about Confucius Forest is the cypress. From the check-in office to both sides of the Second Forest Gate, there are hundreds of thousands of years old cypress trees. The cemetery is filled with ancient trees. The trees with red cards are more than 3,000 years old, and the green cards are thousands of years old. The blue cards are five hundred years old (say, three hundred years). As soon as we entered the Second Linmen, several people came over to explain and recommend themselves. A short and plump woman in her thirties and forties was even more proactive in explaining, saying that Konglin was very big and couldn't understand it without explanation. It was a waste of time. We would pay 30 yuan to finish talking and we agreed. She took us straight to the Confucius tomb and talked while walking. She said that 80% of the people in Qufu were related to the Confucius family. They were either descendants or in-laws, and she was the daughter-in-law of the Confucius family. Arriving at the tomb and asking us if we wanted to worship, there were people selling flowers and offerings next to us. We said we wouldn't worship. She said that the explanation would be here and gave us 30 yuan. I thought to myself, was this a guide fee or a shortcut? Walking back, I passed Zi Gong's hand-planted Kaiji and heard other tourists 'guides say it, and I realized that the word "jie" is a kind of tree with hard texture and beautiful patterns. In addition to making crutches, it can also carve other handicrafts. The Confucius Forest was really big. We walked east from the wall of the Confucius Tomb for five minutes, but there was no one around, only trees and tombstones. We were a little scared and hurried back. Although some people warned that the Wuma Temple was not interesting, we still went to the Wuma Temple Street Night Market at night. The street was full of selling things, similar to all tourist attractions. The restaurants rarely had local specialties. Perhaps the new-style dining was more pleasing. The shops in the old city are all relatively small-scale, and the decoration, goods and display are all in the style of the last century. The whole city is relatively tidy and managers can be seen everywhere. Dinner is served at the Confucius Mansion cuisine in Jiurou Gate. The restaurant decoration is very distinctive, with eight immortals tables and benches combined with a rural style, which reminds people of Wu Song's heroic spirit of drinking in a big bowl and eating meat in a big bowl. The dishes include Shili Ginkgo, Yangguan Santiao, Kongmen tofu, braised large yellow croaker in sauce, etc., which are excellent and affordable. Yangguan Sanpai is an egg wallet dish with crispy outer skin and soft heart.

Stayed in Qufu for one night and stayed in Yaduo. It was not open for a long time, the facilities were very new, the grade was not high but clean, the bed was very comfortable, and the bedding was also specially introduced. Guests can buy it by scanning the code. The hotel is warm and small, with comfortable leisure and dining areas, a very small gym, and a conference room. I saw a company arranging meetings. The front desk was very friendly, pouring sour plum soup for us while going through the formalities and bringing bottled water for guests who went out. When I arrived at the Confucian Temple early the next morning, I didn't want to ask for an explanation, but my husband was conquered by a short and plump male commentator. This time it was 50 yuan. He also said that 80% of the people were from the Confucius family and claimed to be the son-in-law of the Confucius family. I began to worry about the descendants of Confucius. What were they doing? It is true that 80% of Qufu people eat Confucius 'food. However, this commentator was quite serious, the content was much more substantial, and he also took many photos for us. The Confucius Temple was built in the second year after Confucius died. In order to respect Confucius, emperors of successive dynasties continued to add titles, worship in person, and expand the Confucius Temple. The earliest existing building is from the Jin Dynasty, and the overall layout is from the Ming Dynasty. Some buildings were under renovation, and we stopped at Dacheng Hall following the explanation and important points. After that, we paid money and bid farewell, and we also came out. After a hasty tour of the Confucian Mansion, he ended his trip to Qufu.

After leaving Qufu, I went to Hefei for dinner in the service area in the afternoon. After staying at the Parkview Hotel, I started looking for a place to have dinner. I previously saw that Mrs. Luzhou had a good review on the Internet, and the hotel's front desk also recommended her home, and it was less than a kilometer away. Fortunately, I arrived early and there were still empty seats. The menu was thick and had a wide variety of varieties and cheap prices. I ordered eight dishes. Except for the blueberries and yams, which were a little raw, the other dishes were quite delicious. I spent more than 200 yuan and everyone was very satisfied. When I came out, I saw someone waiting for me. Parkview Hotel is comfortable, clean and regular, especially the breakfast is of high quality and good taste. It was wise to choose this place for a break.

I set off early in the morning and rushed to Wuhan. I have special feelings for this city that lived in three and a half months last year and experienced the suffering of the epidemic at the beginning of the year. But we didn't plan to stay too much, just one night.

Coincidentally, the East Lake Hotel has a discount, and the price of less than 600 is still very attractive. The former residence of Mao Zedong in East Lake is open from 9 to 10 and 15 to 16 every day. Since we booked tickets for the Yellow Crane Tower on the morning of the 2nd, we can only catch the afternoon of the 1st. Entering Wuhan at 12:30 noon, I wanted to eat at Kanglong Prince Restaurant near East Lake. Unexpectedly, the restaurant had not opened since the epidemic, so I had to check in at the hotel first. It was 1:30 to complete the formalities. I wanted to eat and was told that the restaurant was off work. My husband begged for a long time before they agreed to make four bowls of noodles and deliver them to the room. These four bowls of noodles worth 125 are extremely terrible. Who asked you to force it! After dinner, Master Ye drove a battery car and took us around. We learned that the hotel was built in Hubei in the early days of liberation to accommodate central government officials. After years of continuous construction and improvement, it has formed the current layout. There are four districts, including the residences of the chiefs, and also hotels for ordinary tourists, government conference buildings, and wedding banquet halls. The battery car service of Donghu Hotel is a major feature and has been praised by almost all guests. The teachers are very enthusiastic and responsible. Our Master Ye used to be a soldier. He is not only kind and kind, but also extremely careful. Seeing that my husband has difficulty in walking and walking, I always come over to get a footstool or help him out every time I get on and off the car. Master Ye picked us up several times in one day. He took a detour and drove us to the north gate for the convenience of taking a taxi. Once, when he picked us up at the gate, he met a delivery man, so he offered to help bring us in. Master Ye sent us to Mao Zedong's former residence before three o'clock. He pointed to the pine tree planted by Mao Zedong in front of the house and said that it was a divine tree that had grown into the shape of a dragon. It withered in the year Mao died, but later recovered. The visit became a special session for the four of us. No photos and videos were allowed. The young guide mainly talked about photos on the first floor. Mao came to East Lake to stay 48 times in total, which was the best in the country. He traveled the Yangtze River 18 times and also wrote the word "swimming". It shows his love for East Lake and Wuhan. He also said that East Lake Hotel originally thought of a commemorative album, but the book had been compiled, but in the end, it did not get permission from its superiors. Everyone who can feel the sense of pride of East Lake Hotel.

Donghu Hotel has average rooms and good breakfast.

The next morning, the first batch of people entered the park to visit the Yellow Crane Tower. The traffic restriction measures made the number of people in the park much smaller. The stairs to the building are steep and narrow, with upper and lower on the right. There is an elevator in the middle for people with physical difficulties. It can only go from the first floor to the top floor, without stopping in the middle, and without obvious signs. We didn't notice it on the first floor. When we got up to the second floor, our husband struggled to climb the stairs to take the elevator, but he couldn't, so he had to go downstairs. The degree of humanization needs to be improved.

I went back to the hotel to pack my things and set out. It was not very far from Wuhan to Yueyang, and I arrived in Yueyang after 1 o'clock in the afternoon. I found a Dongting Family in Mirenyuting not far from Yueyang Tower on the Internet. It has a very round-the-mouth name, a decent facade, a bit earthy decoration inside, and the smell of a farmyard. There were not many people in the restaurant. The person who greeted us was a Xiang girl in her thirties and thirties, holding a large enamel jar in her hand and introducing it to us while eating. Her voice was so loud, as if we were standing ten meters away. The food is rough but tastes good, and the price is not expensive at a price in the early 200s.

The fame of Yueyang Tower has attracted countless celebrities from ancient times to the present. It is the only ancient building among the three famous buildings that has maintained its original appearance. Some ancillary buildings have been built around the building. There are poems praising Yueyang Tower from past dynasties in the stele corridor. There are also models of Yueyang Tower in the Tang, Song, Ming and Qing Dynasties in the garden, so as to be worthy of the 70-yuan ticket. I don't know if it was the cause of the epidemic or what the reason was, I had to go through the south gate. I didn't see the shadow of Yueyang Tower when I walked into the door. I only saw it when I got to the front. I was a little disappointed. It was too short compared to the Yellow Crane Tower. There was no good perspective from the corridor on the second floor or the windows on the third floor, but it was indeed unique and beautiful, and its cornices and helmet tops added a little lightness and playfulness.

I went straight to Changde, so I had the impression that Yueyang was just a restaurant on the first floor. From wherever I passed, I felt that Yueyang was relatively backward, with outdated roads and buildings, and not many people.

The road from Yueyang to Changde is green, with neat fields nearby and gentle mountains in the distance. There are basically no cars on the highway, making it easy to walk and eye-catching. I only went to Changde to rest and chose the Liuyuan Jinjiang Hotel on the bank of Liuye Lake, so I didn't enter the city. Changde used to be a transportation hub and a prosperous place. This hotel is also newly opened, with meetings and many guests. The hotel is very large, the lobby is hundreds of meters wide, which is difficult to walk from one end to the other. We lived in the north building and it took us ten minutes to walk to the restaurant in the south building. The room is also very large. Outside the floor-to-ceiling window is the hotel garden, in the distance is Liuye Lake, and the bathtub also faces the garden. The gym and swimming pool are fully equipped. It is a very pleasant stay experience. It's just that I only give one room card and I have to use it to get electricity, which is a bit inconvenient. In addition, I might not have enough manpower. I once went out without bringing my door card. I told the front desk to open the door for me. I waited upstairs for several minutes and no one was seen. I made two more phone calls and waited for a few minutes before opening the door. The hardware is fine and the software is yet to be developed.

The next morning we watched the perfect sunrise by the lake, had breakfast, and set off for our first goal of our trip: Zhangjiajie. I successfully checked in at Crowne Plaza Naburi, had lunch at the hotel to save time, and then entered Forest Park. I bought tickets online in advance. It can be used at 182 yuan for four days. We took the scenic bus to Shuihuan Simen and took the Bailong Stairway to Yuanjia Jie. The weather was sunny and the view was clear. The trail was built along the cliff edge. We visited the Chizai Terrace in turn. The first bridge in the world and the Qiankun Pillar where Avatar is located. Various odd-shaped stone peaks are displayed in front of us. The magical craftsmanship of nature is amazing. The Qiankun Pillar is worthy of being a landmark attraction. One pillar is soaring to the sky, the bottom is thin and the top is thick. I was really worried that a gust of wind will break it.

Get on the bus to Tianzi Mountain from Weizai Station and get off at Helong Park. It is getting late and the tourists are basically dispersed. Walking to the Fairy Blossom and Yubi Peak, this place seems to be more open than the Yuan family boundary, with smaller and denser stone pillars.

We were playing when the staff came to clear the mountain. We asked what time the cable car was, and he said that as long as there were tourists coming down the mountain, the cable car would not stop. This relieved us. It's quite a long way to stand on the cableway and it takes a bus. The bus took a long time to leave. It's probably going to transport all the tourists away. The scenery of this cableway is great. Looking from above, the valley is shaded by dense forest and the stone pillars flash before your eyes, which is an experience that cannot be missed.

It started to rain at night and made us worried about the next day. The rain subsided in the morning and the clouds were hazy. My husband said this was the Zhangjiajie I wanted to see. Afraid of slippery mountain roads, we decided to visit the scenic spots at the foot of the mountain. Taking advantage of the fact that there were not many people, we took a small train to visit the Shili Gallery for a round trip of 76 yuan. I put on a raincoat and shoe cover, and put on a raincoat for the camera. Soon the rain stopped. Along the way, I saw three sisters, Xiang Wang Guanshu, the old herb picker, the birthday guest, the family portrait, etc. The three sisters were a bit far-fetched, and the family portrait is quite similar.

Back at the water circle Simen, my husband went back to the hotel to rest. We hiked the 5700-meter Jinbian River. The stream is not abundant, and the vegetation is abundant. It has just rained, and it is green. Because there are many trees at the bottom of the ditch and I can't see many strange rocks. How do I think they meet thousands of miles away? They look like a pair of old grandparents, not face to face but face to the right. The old grandfather has a long beard and the old lady is very fat. Only the Condor Whip Protection is a scene. If you have time to walk around, just ignore it. Summer should be a good place to escape the heat.

At the end of the walk are the Natural Oxygen Bar and the South Gate. This is a rare open area with many monkeys with smooth fur and bright eyes. They are eating fruits given by tourists hurriedly, as if they have been hungry for many days.

The south gate used to be the main entrance and exit, but this gate was the closest one from Zhangjiajie City. Later, Wulingyuan developed. Because after entering the park, there was a station and you could take a car to various places, the Wulingyuan sign gate became the main gate. When I came out from the south gate, I saw that the restaurants and shops on the roadside were deserted. Moreover, there were many mountains and little flat land here, making it difficult to develop. I called an online taxi and the young man driving was a local Tujia. He proudly said that the mountains here are very beautiful and there are wonderful scenery everywhere. The park is just a few concentrated places. There is no soil on the mountains, but plants can grow. Speaking of homemade bacon at home, he said that most people raise a pig every year and kill it before winter to make bacon. It can often last for half a year. If it is not enough, they have to buy it on the market. The production is simplified and the taste is worse. On the last day, I braved the rain again to go up the mountain from Tianzishan cableway to Yangjiajie. I didn't care when I went down the mountain on the first day. I could experience the pain of climbing the cableway steps when going up the mountain. Therefore, it is best to go down the mountain by taking the cableway. It is still more labor-saving to go up the mountain. After going up the mountain, I took a bus to Dianjiangtai. The rain kept falling, and the clouds and clouds were erratic, sometimes thick and sometimes light. At one time, my eyes were white, sometimes the stone pillars showed their heads, and sometimes their waists were exposed. An old Shanghai couple said they had been here for almost an hour, and I couldn't see enough.

After staying for a while, we turned to Shentang Bay. This is the place recorded in history where Xiang Dakun, the emperor of the Xiang family, jumped off a cliff with his soldiers after failing to fight Zhu Yuanzhang's Ming army. It was surrounded by a stone wall of more than 300 meters high on three sides, and the valley bottom is deep. In 1968, a certain unit of the People's Liberation Army used a safety rope to probe downward to collect precious medicinal materials. When reaching the sixth level of the nine-level rock mound, it was already dark. I only heard a huge roar from the valley and dared not go further. This should be the deepest record ever explored. This roar is also said to be the sound of people shouting and horses hosing. Legend has it that the Xiang Emperor was training his troops. Many places in Zhangjiajie are related to the Xiang family's emperor, which shows his status in the eyes of the Tujia people.

When I returned to the road to wait for the bus, the rain was getting heavier and heavier. Finally, a bus arrived but there was no seat. The driver said to let us wait for the next bus and asked him if there would be any seats for the next bus. He said not necessarily. We called the main station to ask for four seats. Their service was really good. After a while, a car came to pick us up and we all got on the bus. The rain almost stopped when we drove to Yangjiajie. Tianbo Prefecture and Wulong Village were the most dangerous places in the entire forest park. They were now closed due to the collapse, so I only went to see the city wall. I had to rush to Phoenix in the afternoon, so I didn't go to other attractions and took the ladder down the mountain. I'm sorry to miss the excitement of Yangjiajie. In the past three days, I have seen Zhangjiajie in sunny days, Zhangjiajie in rain, and Zhangjiajie in fog. It is quite complete. The stone peaks in Zhangjiajie are all kinds of strange. As long as you have time to ponder the stone peaks carefully, many stones can find an image to correspond to. Generally speaking, Zhangjiajie has good management, flat plank roads, convenient scenery, and cars in the scenic area extend in all directions. What I don't like is that there are too many shops. Every station has a commercial street, and people sell food, drink, souvenirs, and small toys one after another. How can there be so much business? It was smoky and the ground was black.

We stayed in Wulingyuan for three nights, two full days and two half days. Except for the sunny day we first arrived, the next few days were rainy and cloudy. It took me the whole day to go to Tianmen Mountain National Forest Park. The 278 yuan ticket included the cableway. The way to the big cableway station in Zhangjiajie City was smooth, but the speed limit was basically 60 kilometers, so it took nearly an hour. Arrived early, parking and buying tickets were smooth, and then I went around to find the cableway entrance. I don't know how to design it, but it was clearly a building, but people had to come out and turn around the building half a circle before entering. The entrance was on the second floor. Whoever runs fast could be in front. The team turned around and wriggled in the hall. They looked out of the window at the white in the direction of Tianmen Mountain. It was as if they were in the sky when they got on the cable car. The entire car was wrapped in fog, and occasionally a little ground or mountain was faintly exposed. The rest can only see the cable above their heads, so people who are afraid of heights can relax.

You can walk east or west from the big cableway station. There is a glass plank road on each side. The fog is too strong, and you can't see anything through the glass. We didn't walk, but we walked through both plank roads blindly and went down from the east. Take a seven-section long rolling ladder to Tianmen Cave. There is a ladder down from Tianmen Cave. You can also take the elevator at your own expense for 32 yuan, and then take the fast rope to the foot of the mountain. Tongtian Avenue is closed during this period, so you cannot experience the excitement of winding mountains. Tianmen Mountain has only one natural wonder, Tianmen Gate Gate, and the rest are built artificially. The routes are also planned, so there is no room for freedom to play. We could have seen Tianmen from different angles, but we couldn't see anything in the fog. I heard from locals that there are only a few days of the year on the mountain, and even if it is sunny at the foot of the mountain, most of the mountain is foggy. The tour guides leading the photo team all have informants on the mountain. They called to make sure there was no fog on the mountain and quickly took people up the mountain. Tianmen Mountain is a paradise for extreme sports. Every year, challengers from all over the world come for adventure, including wingsuits, motorcycles, racing cars, etc. Personally, the scenery is far less colorful than Zhangjiajie.

There are many hotels in Wulingyuan, but some of them do not open. I don't know whether they are temporary or permanent. There is a master Tang on Wuling Road, the main street. It looks the cleanest. The stone-cooked eggs taste good, but it is too difficult to pick eggs among the stones. The rock-bone fish is crisp and rotten, and the soup is thick but not greasy. The taste is very good, good and affordable. We ate it twice.

There is a large supermarket opposite, and the goods are more expensive and low-end than in big cities. I don't know if Nabelli Hotel is the best in Wulingyuan, but at least it is one of the best. The hotel is very big and the rooms are spacious. There is an underground garage, swimming pool, and gym. Breakfast is abundant, both Chinese and Western, and the fruits are slightly inferior. When I went to Tianmen Mountain, I ate local specialty Sanxia Pot near the cableway station. It was a well-known chain store Fu Zhengyi Sanxia Pot. The store gave people the feeling of farmhouse food. The eight immortals table and bench, the menu was simple, one-page, and you chose three meat dishes. The store ordered three more stir-fried dishes based on their existing three vegetarian dishes. The loofah was very good. Sanxia pot is actually similar to dry pot. I don't think it's too delicious, so I just eat it here. On the last day, he hurried down the mountain before finishing his tour of Yangjiajie. After lunch at Master Tang, he rushed to Fenghuang Ancient City.

The ancient city of Fenghuang was built in the 35th year of Jiajing of the Ming Dynasty (1556). The former Tucheng was changed into a brick city, and it was changed into Shicheng in the 54th year of Kangxi. This used to be the territory of the Miao people, but now the Tujia people account for the majority. With the opening up of modern society, more and more ethnic minorities are intermarrying and with the Han people, and ethnic characteristics have become more and more gimmicks to attract tourists. Shen Congwen wrote many of the local customs and Miao legends here. In just a hundred years, those ancient customs have disappeared.

The ancient city has been developed too mature. There are no homes in the city and it has become a large commercial center. It is all catering, sales, and B & Bs. Outsiders provide services to outsiders, making people wonder what to experience here. Fortunately, the renovation still retains the ancient appearance and narrow streets. However, the interior is modern and comfortable. No one is washing clothes in the Tuojiang River. Washing machines are placed on the street and the discharged water flows along the street. In the morning, someone performed laundry by the river, and the river looked very turbid. The ancient city is very small, and coupled with the homogeneous commerce, there is nothing to see, fun, or delicious. There is no entry fee now, but the entrance ticket is too high. Shen Congwen's former residence costs 40 yuan. Xiong Xiling's former residence has not been opened. There is a very grand Xiong Mansion in front of it. I mistakenly thought it was a former residence. After entering, I found it a B & B and jewelry crafts shop.

The north bank of the Tuojiang River is basically occupied by bars. At night, the host will shout at the top of the lungs, the lights are bright, and the scene is lively. Basically, all B & Bs on the south bank are suspense-building, and the price of rooms with balconies is more than four to five hundred in off-season.

The restaurant mainly serves Tujia cuisine and Hunan cuisine, which is spicy and has a strong taste. We had a meal at the Gazi Restaurant near our residence and ordered the classic blood cake duck and the non-spicy stone pot fish. The fish tasted good. The blood cake was steamed with duck blood and glutinous rice and then fried or stir-fried. It was not bad, but I won't eat it again.

Breakfast on both days was served at the Niu Erdai restaurant next to my residence. There were rice noodles, wontons, steamed buns, rice dumplings, porridge, etc. Each person was given one egg, like 25 people per person. This was specially delivered by Manager Teng because breakfast was not included in the accommodation. Fengyu Chenxi Hotel has just opened. It is not located by the riverside, so it is relatively quiet and dry, but it only takes two minutes to walk to the riverside. The bed was very comfortable and the electric toilet lid and electric curtains amazed me. Beautiful cloth slippers are also provided as well as plastic slippers for convenient bathing and the shower water is quite large. The hotel has a parking space in the visitor center, and the hotel staff will take it to park the car. Although it takes more than ten minutes to drive, it is not easy to solve the parking problem in Fenghuang Ancient City. The downside is that there is no elevator, the room lacks a wardrobe, and the clothes rack looks messy facing the door. Manager Teng said that their goal is to build Phoenix No. 1.

There are many shops along the street, and a large proportion of them sell ginger candies, buying ginger candies and dried rice. It was the dying season, so we spent a few yuan to buy a few, which were delicious. On the street, I saw the fruits being sold by the carriers. I had never seen them. He said they were fire god fruits. His curiosity drove me to spend 15 yuan to buy two. They tasted like cucumbers, and the seeds were too big. I checked the Internet and the original scientific name was thorny horned melons, cucumbers in the gourd family, no wonder! I also saw a very beautiful crabapple-colored fruit the size of a hawthorn. It looked like it was made of wax, and I didn't dare to buy it.

In addition to taking photos, we walked several times along the river and drank drinks at a very romantic small coffee shop beside the rock jump. It seemed to be around thirty years old. The taste was very ordinary. We sat next to the window and watched the tourists jumping on the rock. Taking photos, there was also a professional model who changed into several costumes and took photos for a long time.

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