Things to do in Anji

Very good staff and place and vibes but the only bad thing is that the driver of the golf car left before the place was closed he was supposed to that take us back down about 400 meter in a hard street to walk in specially for someone like my father who had a surgery in his back he took us up and he didn’t show up when people were waiting at 4:40 pm rather than that it was good and was lucky to visit while its not crowded

The Anji White Tea Viewing Platform is definitely worth a visit! Standing on the platform, you can see terraced white tea fields stretching into the distance, a refreshing green expanse that makes for amazing photos. The air is filled with a subtle tea aroma, and the breeze is incredibly soothing. The popular "One Leaf Tea" restaurant has floor-to-ceiling windows facing the tea fields, creating a perfect ambiance for enjoying tea and mountain views. If you don't want to spend money, you can also visit the free public viewing platform outside, which offers equally expansive views. It's recommended to come early to avoid the midday sun and crowds; the best light is in the early morning or late afternoon. And it's free!

Compared to many family-friendly rafting experiences on the market, this one strikes a good balance in all aspects, with no overly thrilling sections and a relaxed pace throughout. The water source is natural mountain spring water with high visibility, allowing you to clearly see the fish at the bottom. The canyon features uniquely shaped rocks and clear pools, offering beautiful scenery. You can even bring your pets along, making this a trip that caters to a variety of needs.

It was fantastic! There was almost no direct sunlight throughout the entire route, and the steep inclines made it very exciting. The whole trip took about an hour. We went around 3 pm, and there were still a lot of people. There are several free parking lots, but be careful to distinguish them from the paid ones, which cost 30 yuan per car.

It's still best not to go on a summer weekend, it'll be incredibly crowded. Alternatively, you should go around 9 AM to be among the first two groups. The scenery is indeed beautiful, and the water is very clear, but there are just too many people. However, it's quite comfortable in the water, and as long as the kids are happy, that's all that matters.

It's a comprehensive water park, with its rafting being the biggest attraction. It's arguably the best glass walkway rafting I've ever experienced; the thrill of rafting is combined with stunning views of the surrounding scenery – totally worth it! Other attractions include a wave pool and water activities suitable for children, making it perfect for families with kids! When you're tired, you can relax on a beach chair, enjoy the breeze, and watch performances. It's a truly unique water park in Anji!

I was recommended this place by a colleague who said there's a rafting experience in Anji built on a mountain with a huge drop, so I wanted to try it. I was surprised by how thrilling it was! My phone almost died, but luckily there were power banks available for borrowing for only 2 yuan – incredibly cheap! It's extremely affordable for a tourist area, very good value for money. Rafting prices are very low now, only a few dozen yuan. They only show you the individual shower stalls with curtains.

We arrived at the scenic spot at 9:30 on Sunday. Parking lot No. 2 was full, so we could only park at the hotel along the way. It was also quite good. We didn't need to take a shower after rafting. We just walked 300 meters to the hotel bathroom to change into clean clothes. We could just leave the clean clothes in the car without taking them to the storage. There was not much queue for rafting. We quickly exchanged for paper tickets and got life jackets and hats. We got on the car in 5 minutes. We arrived at the rafting site and were on the raft in 5 minutes. When we got off the rafting, we found that there were many boats and it was a bit crowded. It was still a bit exciting. Several of the downhill sections got my face wet. The only complaint is the service. When I was facing the downhill entrance, the staff suddenly pulled my boat over with a long hook, so that I slid down with my back to the boat without any preparation. My oars were not put in place yet, and the huge impact of sliding down caused my left elbow to hit the oar. It hurt so much that I couldn't move, let alone hold the handrail of the inflatable boat. I almost thought I had a fracture. The second half of the journey was very painful. I could only rely on my right hand to row and hold the handrail. Fortunately, it took most of the day to slowly recover. The bruise was very large, which I was very dissatisfied with!

I went for two days during the Spring Festival. On the first day, it had just snowed, so there were fewer people and the snow was good. On the second day, I went early, as it got quite crowded later. I hired an instructor, and everything was quite professional. Compared to other places, the price during the Spring Festival was quite reasonable. You can see beautiful scenery on the mountain, experience the fun of mountain running, and also enjoy outdoor skiing. Overall, it's a place I recommend for experiencing skiing.

The ancient town on the cliff is looming in the clouds - this is the fairy town on the grassland on the cloud! Wear Hanfu to visit the escort agency and wine shop, exchange secret codes with the sword-wielding NPC; sit on the swing and "fly with a sword", with the sea of clouds under your feet; at night, the lanterns are lit, it seems like the set of a fairy drama. Karting and grass skiing are in perfect harmony with the flying eaves and brackets, and even the alpaca looks like a mythical beast in "Classic of Mountains and Seas". The most amazing thing is to scan the code and find that this fairyland in the clouds is the real landscape that you and I "watered" in the Ant Forest! (Tip: Night tours are open every Friday and Saturday, and taking photos in Hanfu is absolutely beautiful!)