I want to take a walk along the Mu Yan riverside～ Changjiang Guanyin Scenic Area

Not far from the opposite of the Yanzi Ji Park is the Changjiang Guanyin Scenic Area, known for the Guanyin Cave, which is divided into the East and West areas. 'Only the peony is the true color of the nation, and when it blooms, it moves the capital city', the peonies in full bloom make the noble Guanyin even more solemn and dignified. The surrounding crown daisies also nod slightly in the spring breeze to those who come to admire them. What I was looking forward to the most was the Guanyin Pavilion, which faces east and is built against the mountain, constructed from red rocks and green bricks during the Ming Hongwu period. The three ebony Guanyin statues in the Guanyin Hall represent the Wish-fulfilling Guanyin, the Mighty Guanyin, and the Great Compassion Guanyin, with the colorful murals on the walls being lifelike. If one could climb the pavilion for a distant view, they would surely take in the beauty of the Yangtze River. Unfortunately, due to lack of maintenance over the years, the Guanyin Pavilion has been closed indefinitely, and I didn't get to witness it with my own eyes 👀 this time. Apart from the Peony Garden and the tranquil scenery, there's nothing particularly moving about the Changjiang Guanyin Scenic Area. It's recommended to save the ticket money until the scenic area is well constructed. 🎫 Ticket: 30 yuan/person 📍 Address: No. 9 Yongji Avenue, Qixia District. Take the subway line 1 to Yanzi Ji Station (exit 2) and transfer to bus 101 to Yanzi Ji Er Tai Cave stop. There is ample parking, so driving is recommended. 🕐 Opening Hours: April 1st - October 31st: 08:30~17:30; November 1st - March 31st: 09:00~17:00. ⏳ Recommended Duration: 1 hour, with restrooms available. 💌 Nearby Recommendations: Yangtze River Fitness Greenway, Yanzi Ji Park, Damo Ancient Cave, and other Mu Yan riverside scenic spots.