Day 1 Beijing-Changsha

The plane flew all day, but I couldn't make it to the museum. It took 6 and a half hours to fly from Beijing to Changsha. It reached Yueyang and circled for 18 minutes before returning to Zhengzhou for alternate landing. It waited until the weather in Changsha improved before flying again. It circled twice again before landing. Domestic flights feel that they have paid more and more attention to safety in the past two years. Generally, they will not take off and land in stormy weather. Safety comes first. Although they use more time, they have been forced to cancel their appointment with the Hunan Museum. (Cute, the Hunan Museum is free of charge and can be booked seven days in advance, but individuals cannot make an appointment at all, so they can only find it on the platform...)

I went to experience Changsha Maglev immediately after arriving. After arriving at South Railway Station, I couldn't be bothered to take the subway. I took a taxi to the hotel, checked in, and immediately checked in to make tea. The Taiping Old Street in Wuyi Square started to eat. I have to say, there are so many people here at night!

The next day, Juzizhou-Yuelu Academy

The weather forecast says there will be light rain and moderate rain at noon. It can display 31 degrees without touching a single point, but it feels so hot and boring!

Metro Line 2 Furong Square is very convenient to Juzizhou. After arriving, I found that there were many people on this small sightseeing train!!! The impatient person can't stand the queue, let's go. Ah. Go, I was so tired. After walking for two stops, I found that I could scan the code to buy tickets, but I could get on the bus halfway. However, we couldn't enjoy half-price tickets after scanning the code to buy tickets. As a result, we arrived at the head of Juzi Island and took photos. We found that there was an automatic ticket vending machine that could buy paper tickets, so we decisively pushed off the code scanning ticket on our mobile phone and bought it again!

Warm reminder: Juzizhou requires an appointment in advance;

Tucao: There are only small trains, and so many people are queuing. It would be great if there were bicycles, multi-wheeled bicycles, and battery tour buses!

It's inconvenient to take a taxi after visiting Juzizhou, but the subway is convenient. The weather is hot, and it's so cool to enter the subway station! Take Metro Line 2, change to Metro Line 4 at Qiwanzhen Station, get off at Huda Station, exit at Exit 2, and you can pass through Hunan University (Huda has no courtyard walls) and reach Yuelu Academy. Before I came, I imagined this thousand-year-old academy. It must be very big, but I accidentally walked it three times and even visited the Academy Museum in detail. Hahaha, mainly because it is cool there. Then I passed through the academy and arrived at Aiwan Pavilion. I saw an online announcement saying that Aiwan Pavilion was under maintenance, but there was no one. You can go and have a look. The weather was too hot, so after shopping here, my son and I went down the mountain and took a taxi back to the hotel to rest. It was more than 20,000 steps a day. It was tiring.

Halftime on the third day

This day was an easy day. My son said that he came to Changsha mainly to eat, and the second was to play. What should he play? Fight maimai! Okay, go ahead. I'll write travel notes at Starbucks across the street.

In the afternoon, we will move to Zhangjiajie to prepare for tomorrow's Tianmen Mountain.

Day 4 Tianmen Mountain

This is the beginning of Zhangjiajie's scenic spots!

After breakfast downstairs, luggage storage, turn a corner and arrive at the Tianmenshan Cableway Exit Station. After picking up the ticket according to the reserved time, queue up for about 15 minutes to go up the cableway! We chose Line A to travel directly from high to low. After arriving at the upper cableway station, choose the west line-Tianmen Mountain Temple-east line-seven-level escalator-ladder ladder

- Tour method of the cableway in and off the station. After getting off the express cableway, follow the road signs. There is a free shuttle bus and return to where you stand on the track.

The weather is beautiful. The water on the ground wherever we went proved that it had just rained, but when we arrived, it was neither raining nor sunning. The clouds floated around, like a fairyland, a comfortable and good day. And I don't know if it's the reason for the traffic restriction, but there are not many people. They are a comfortable number who can freely view the scenery without being lonely.

After passing through Tianmen Cave is the famous 999 steps (but my son and I counted them 890 and 891 respectively). I really regret not walking these steps. If I left, my legs hurt!

Summarize the entire Tianmen Mountain Scenic Area: Most of them are plank roads, the best place to view the scenery everywhere. It is easy to move through, and wandering in the sea of clouds. Everything depends on fate.

Day 5: The mountain part of Zhangjiajie National Forest Park

Here we go, here we go, the main event begins!

About the overview: Check out other travel notes yourself and write a lot of them. I won't go into details. The main thing is to divide them into several doors and choose a good door, or directly copy homework and play according to other people's travel notes.

Tickets must be booked in advance, and the time and entrance (I chose Wulingyuan) opens at 6:30. If you go early, there will be fewer people. My ticket is from 7:00 to 8:00. After entering, the eco-friendly car doesn't need to queue up. According to the plan, I went straight to Bailong Tianti Station. After queuing for 10 minutes, I went up. The Tianti 70s. Haha, every second is very precious, isn't it? Isn't it like flying? Anyway, after the elevator guide finished in one breath, the elevator opened. (The elevator is divided into two floors and runs at the same time, so you can see where there are few people when queuing, so you don't have to go upstairs.) After getting out of the elevator, you must emphasize here that you must not carry plastic bags, and it is best to carry bags. It is best to carry your shoulders. The plastic bags are 100% snatched away by monkeys, and the handbag can also snatch, and it even tries to pull the pull cord on your shoulders (attempt). Haha, after a quick appreciation, please... Get on the bus and get off the eco-friendly car at the Chizitai (or the back garden). The tour of Yuanjiajie Scenic Area officially begins. There are peripheral photos to take photos almost everywhere you go, without blocking. As long as the weather is fine, you can see a large area at your fingertips. Eccentricity Terrace, Qiankun Pillar (Hamluya Mountain), the Divine Turtle Wentian, the First Bridge in the World (this scenic spot that has been marked long ago is behind, let's go with ease and courage), after arriving here, we will go straight to the First Bridge Parking Lot of Tianxia and head to Yangjiajie (get off at Wulongzhai Crossing Station).

Yangjiajie Landscape Basically, we chose attractions that tour guides would not visit: Goro worships Buddha, climbing to the sky in one step, and air corridors. After getting off the bus at the Wulongzhai intersection, follow the main road and move forward. Choose the left side at the fork. It is not far away. You will see the muddy intersection on the left side.(There is a good-hearted person who manually marked "Climbing to the Sky in One Step") The path will lead directly to a tea pavilion (be sure to wear comfortable shoes. Due to the heavy rain in Zhangjiajie, the path is quite slippery, so pay attention to safety). At this time, go right to Wulang to worship Buddha (ten minutes to go back and forth), and go left to the sky in one step. This, it takes half an hour to walk and half an hour to climb the mountain road. Then, you will reach the more difficult one, the "ladder", which is completely welded with steel bars. But the view above makes you feel that everything is worth it... Find a way to climb down, haha.

Keep walking, don't doubt it. Go down the steps and then up the steps, and then go straight along the cliff road to the "Sky Corridor". The scenery is beautiful, but you need to go back here the same way. Return to Wulongzhai Crossing Station. After walking here, we were already very tired. We took the bus directly to Tianzi Mountain. After visiting Helong Park, fairies laying flowers, etc., Tianzi Mountain took the cableway down the mountain.

One day gone

More than 27,000 steps, I couldn't lift my legs when I walked back and upstairs...

Day 6: The foot of Zhangjiajie National Forest Park

This day's trip was a little easier than yesterday, well, I thought so. Mainly visit Huangshi Village and Jinbian River. You need to enter from the south gate (there are no cars in the park that go directly to the south gate. The bus outside costs 10 yuan per person. We took a taxi, which costs 50 yuan). After getting off the bus, you can buy enough water from the nearby vending machine (two yuan here, 5 yuan at the foot of the park, and 10 yuan on the mountain). After queuing up to swipe your ID card to enter the park, it is not far away to the oxygen bar. Get on the eco-friendly car and go to the Huangshizhai Cableway Station. The cableway is very convenient to go up the mountain. Because you set off later than the first day, there are more people than on the first day. We queued for 20 minutes to get on the cableway. There were many people on the top of the mountain. We chose to tour on the right hand side, Liuqi Pavilion, Leigong Rock, Taizi Peak, Zhaixing Terrace, Double Gate Yingbin, and Wuzhifeng (here you can turn directly to the left, back there is a small circle), continue to follow Valentine's Peak and Bagua Furnace on the right side, and it takes 3 hours to walk forward this circle. We returned to Wuzhifeng from here and walked to the left side to see the fairy laying flowers and the fog sea golden turtle. The cableway went downhill. (This trip exceeded the planned time. I thought it was just a small circle, but I didn't expect that it would take more than 3 hours to walk the entire circle. Since I had to walk Jinbian River later, the small circle was adjusted in time.) After the cableway went down the mountain, the eco-friendly car returned to the Dayang Bar and began the long journey of Jinbian River. The weather was fine on this day, and the photos taken were blue skies and white clouds, but they were not too sun-dried, because the entire Jinbian River was shrouded in shade. In addition to beautiful scenery, there were also beautiful monkeys along the way. There are very many monkeys (don't forget the warning above, if you want to feed the monkeys, be very careful, it will be no fun to be scratched by the monkeys). Along the way, sometimes the water is rapid, sometimes the clear stream flows, accompanied by cicadas on both sides of the strait. The sound of chirping is so pleasant.

The total journey of Jinbianxi is 5.7 kilometers. After arriving at Shuihuan Simen, we can take an environmentally friendly car to go to Shili Gallery (after getting off the bus, we found that there were too many people queuing up for the Shili Gallery train and gave up) At this point, Zhangjiajie Forest Park park. Walking 26,000 steps is better than yesterday, and my legs are still mine...

Summarizing the three days in Zhangjiajie, the weather was extremely strong. Several times it rained after getting on the bus. After getting off the bus, the weather became clear after the rain, and the clouds and fog surrounded it. It was very wonderful. The biggest feeling is big! Tianmen Mountain has open scenery. The National Forest Park is too big, and any scenic spot is enough for a day. If time permits, I plan to do this next time: On the first day, enter the south gate, go on the Yangjiajie cableway, visit the Yangjiajie, visit the Yuanjiajie, go under the 100-step ladder, and exit the Wulingyuan Gate; On the second day, enter the south gate, visit the Huangshi Village, go up the cableway, walk off, and exit the south gate; On the third day, enter the Wulingyuan, go on the 100-step ladder, visit the Laowuchang, Tianzi Mountain, and Tianzi Mountain cableway (or walk), and exit the Wulingyuan; On the fourth day, enter the Wulingyuan and enter the Shili Gallery, Jinbianxi River, and exit the south gate. Of course, this arrangement requires enough time to stay here and enough luck to enjoy the good weather.

Day 7 Hunan Museum

It began to drizzle in the morning, and it rained heavily during breakfast. Fortunately, there was no arrangement in the itinerary to go up the mountain today, so I returned to Changsha as planned to make up for the Hunan Museum lesson.

After arriving at Changsha Station, I had lunch nearby and went to the museum with my luggage.(I couldn't book the tickets myself, so I booked an explanation. It's sad, and it cost me twice.) The service desk on the first floor of the museum can store my luggage for free. This is very convenient. The treasure of the town hall inside, uh, see for yourself.

I'm going home on the eighth day!