So close, so beautiful ~ Journey to Chengde (4)

The morning in Saihanba is still cloudy, and the grassland has begun to look like it.

On the way, we encountered a large rapeseed flower field. It was very beautiful. Of course, we had to come down and take pictures.

 

I just want to complain about tourism management again. Obviously there are parking spaces on the roadside, but a tourism supervision vehicle drove up and yelled "No parking allowed, drive away" through the loudspeaker. I couldn't help but get angry after hearing this. As a tourist, I couldn’t take good photos and was scared. In fact, there is a special parking lot in front of me where I can take photos, but you can tell everyone when you shout. This should be learned from the "Coconut Dream Corridor" in Sanya. A place that relies on tourism for food should not be tourist-oriented? !

It is said that rapeseed flowers are grown specifically for the landscape, so they should provide a better atmosphere for taking photos, and it will be muddy when you go down.

Qixing Lake Wetland Park is located in Saihanba Forest Park. It is a natural scenic area. It is locally called Huopaozi because the park we see on the surface is a grassy beach with abundant water and wild flowers, but in fact it is just a beach with abundant water and wild flowers. The floating layer is filled with lake water below, and the entire lake is connected, so the seven lakes, large and small, are actually a connected flowing whole.

At noon, we had a meal in the town. The most distinctive thing was the various oatmeal foods, both vegetables and rice. Of course, the hard dishes were indispensable, such as sheep head meat and beef tendon.

These two are my favorite. Those two small sesame cakes are so delicious that I can't eat them anymore and wish I could take them away in my pocket.

After dinner, we hit the road and our next stop was Fengning.

The sky began to clear up, sweeping away the haze of many days. Looking back, I saw blue sky and white clouds, green mountains and green grass, and cows and sheep on the slopes. It often made me want to go to Europe. For the first time, I deeply felt the beauty of the mountains and rivers of Hebei, and I sighed all the way. , I have never been here before, and I didn’t know that Hebei, which is so close to Beijing, can be so beautiful.

The hotel we stayed in today is called the "Khan's Palace", which is of course a yurt.

This is 1,500 meters above sea level, and the clouds look very low.

We went out to eat while it wasn't raining. We saw a good one in the reviews. It wasn't that far away in a straight line, but it was about six or seven kilometers away on a detour. Deep in the grassland, this was actually a B&B and restaurant run by a Beijinger. It seemed like I had a taste of my hometown that I hadn’t seen for a long time.

After the meal, a large area of ​​dark clouds had already taken over the sky, and the setting sun in the distance was shining red. After all, we could not escape and returned to the palace in the pouring rain.