Due to the impact of the epidemic, the Hulunbuir trip originally scheduled for the end of the month was canceled and changed to a Wuyuan trip.
Before coming here, I saw many people commenting on Xiaohongshu posts saying not to come to Wuyuan.
At the beginning, I did think about whether it was necessary to go to Wuyuan? Is it worth going?
Not worth going?
First of all, most people go to Wuyuan because of the National Day holiday. The roads in Huangling Scenic Area are generally very narrow and there are many people taking pictures, so the experience is not good.
One of the Wuyuan itineraries is summarized as the east route. Although many of the scenic spots are said to be 4a or 5a, I went there and felt that they were selling sheep over dogs. Except for Huangling, the others generally gave me the feeling that they were just bad money. The commercialization of one's own characteristics is too severe and the same is true for homogenization.
The features of the scenic spot are simply not worth the ticket price. The minimum ticket price for a single scenic spot is 60 yuan, which is a bit ugly. I would like to praise the student card launched by the Jiangxi Culture and Tourism Bureau. Students can basically visit the scenic spots for free (some scenic spots need to be paid for at their own expense). cable car).
The scenic spots are relatively scattered, and if you don't charter a car, you basically don't have enough time to visit.
If you are interested in Huizhou architecture, I think the east route trip will definitely suit your appetite. In particular, the scenic spots in Huangling can not only reflect the characteristics of Huizhou architecture, but also feel the local custom of enjoying the autumn sun, and the photos are also particularly good. You don’t even need to add a filter to the film.
Similarly, if you are a drone pilot, it is also suitable to go. Many scenic spots can easily shoot blockbusters with drones.
I went to Wuyuan after the National Day. There are very few people in Wuyuan after the holidays. You don’t have to queue up to drive to the scenic spots, and you don’t have to worry about traffic jams.
We spent half a day exploring the eastern route of Wuyuan
To be honest, half a day is enough. There is no need to waste a whole day.
The attractions inside feel like they are very expensive and expensive, and they look like they were built on an assembly line.
For example, I go to Moon Bay
The locals asked us if we could take a bamboo raft. At first I thought it cost tens of dollars per person.
You might as well guess how much it costs per person.
There’s no need to be so conservative and guess higher.
It costs 120 yuan per person, and it only lasts half an hour. The boatman earns 480 yuan per boat in tears.
When the boatman saw that we seemed to think it was expensive, he said it was okay. Just tell us a price and I will see if I can take you for a row.
I just told her directly that you would give me the lowest acceptable price and nothing else.
He told me that the minimum cost is 60 yuan per person (my initial budget was 10 yuan per person)
It was so conscientious. I gave us a 50% discount with tears in my eyes. I really cried to death.
So later I directly told my friend that you don’t need to sit in the boat. I can also fly a drone from a boat perspective.
There is really no need to go down when we pass Likeng and Wangkou on the way, just look at it from the observation deck.
There is no other difference except that the perspective taken by the drone is slightly different.
Among the attractions on the east line, I only went to Jiangwan Scenic Area, which costs 60 yuan for admission.
To be honest, if it weren’t for the student card, entry would be free.
If I had to buy a ticket to go in, I would definitely regret it afterwards.
It takes about half an hour from entering to exiting. The commercialization of the attractions is too serious.
It gives me the feeling that all the scenic spots and buildings inside are deliberately built to cater to people's interests.
The only thing worth visiting on the eastern route is Huangling Scenic Area
I would like to say here that if you have the conditions, you must stay in a B&B on the mountain.
Living on the mountain not only cuts the ticket price by half, but also allows you to play as late as you want.
After all, if you don’t live on the mountain, you must get down before the end of the ropeway, otherwise you will really be wandering on the mountain.
Huangling is most famous for its terraced fields and autumn sunbathing.
Of course, all the terraces are now bare in autumn, leaving only the autumn sun.
There are many photos of Huangling enjoying the autumn in Xiaohongshu
At first I thought it was a heavy filter
Only when I personally arrived at the scene did I realize that this was not the case.
This is the kind of beauty that doesn’t require filters
After staying in a big city for a long time, it’s really strange to see these customs in rural areas.
It feels a bit similar to our "Shai Gu" here in Guangdong, but they are selling all kinds of things.
The entire Huangling Scenic Area is like a small village. Every household is enjoying the autumn sun.
In addition, the afterglow when the sun sets has a special autumn feeling.
This feeling is not only reflected in vision but also in perception.
As for why you say this?
All I can say is that you must wear more clothes at night when you go there. It’s really cold after the sun goes down.
That temperature would be considered winter in Guangdong.
The only drawback is that the entire scenic spot gives me the feeling that it lacks fireworks.
Most of the indigenous people have moved away
The remaining houses will either be converted into photo spots or shops.
Basically, you can’t see the smoke rising from every house in the evening.
[Tips about traveling in Wuyuan]
⭐This is the B&B I stayed at at the time on the east line of Wuyuan. The price was not high, 120 a night, and the service of the shopkeeper was also very good. When we arrived at the Huangling Scenic Area, the landlord personally picked us up after visiting the scenic spot and we didn’t know the way. Show us the way. Catering in scenic spots is generally more expensive, so I asked the old boss to settle the specific costs for us for dinner and breakfast. If dinner is 30 yuan per person and breakfast is 10 yuan per person, it will be enough.
⭐Secondly, one advantage of living in the mountains is that you can play in Huangling anytime. They have a small road. There will be a night view event called Huangling Wonderful Night at 7:45 in Huangling. Living on the mountain There is no need to rush down the last cable car to go down the mountain. Moreover, the entrance fee is more than 100 yuan cheaper when staying on the mountain than elsewhere.
⭐As for the issue of chartering a bus, I personally suggest that if you are just going to Huangling Scenic Area, you can go next door and take a bus (20 per person) as soon as you leave the high-speed rail station. It is understandable if you don’t want to take the bus, especially during holidays when there are so many people. If you can't squeeze in, you can charter a high-speed train. A bunch of people will come out of the station and ask you if you want to share a ride. It only costs 25 yuan per person.
⭐Advice to flying friends, if you fly in other places on the east line, don’t pay attention to the telephone poles. But if you fly in the Huangling Scenic Area, you must be very, very careful because there are too many drones. I conservatively estimate that I was Around five o'clock in the afternoon, there should be five drones flying in Huangling at the same time. If you are not careful, the aircraft will explode.
⭐Attractions other than Huangling must be purchased half an hour in advance. I can’t understand that in the 21st century, tickets can’t be purchased on-site. If you are going to two or more attractions, it is recommended to buy a pass directly. It seems that the pass is valid for five days.