Things to do in Jiangyou

It was so much fun! We specifically chose to come after the National Day holiday, and there weren't many people at all. We could enjoy all the rides without any queues, it was so relaxing! Traveling during off-peak seasons is really cost-effective. Many rides could be played repeatedly since there were practically no people around, hahaha!

Strolling through Li Bai's former residence in Qinglian Town, Jiangyou, one finds a tranquil and elegant Tang-style courtyard, with inscriptions of poems and prose visible everywhere. From Longxi Courtyard to Taibai Stele Forest, from Mozhen Creek to Taibai Tower, the footprints of the poet Li Bai and the cultural heritage of the Tang Dynasty are everywhere. Although many of these sites are reconstructions from later generations, they retain a rich cultural atmosphere, making them ideal for reminiscing about the past, seeking out poetry, and quietly experiencing Li Bai's romance and passion.

Kids love cave rafting. The first two people can wear raincoats. There are hair dryers to dry your hair after splashing some water. The cave is 6 kilometers long and requires physical strength to go up and down stairs, so it is not recommended for the elderly.

Avoid this place! I'll never come back! No wonder everyone advises against visiting such a famous mountain! The cable car only takes you up to one-third of the way. For the rest of the way, you either have to climb or take various rides like slides, gondolas, and speedboats. Even when you finally see a sightseeing bus, it's a one-way street that only takes you downhill, not uphill. All shortcuts are closed, forcing you to take detours. I understand the scenic area wants to make money, but expecting 400-500 yuan just to go up a mountain is excessive! Avoid this place! I'll never come back!

The attractions are so-so, just what you'd expect from most caves. But perhaps due to age, many of the naturally formed shapes have been covered in cement. The statues of the four characters from the Journey to the West are so old they look like something out of a TV drama. The underground river is somewhat interesting, but not as fun as the cave itself. The staff are okay. However, I checked some travel guides beforehand and found that you can exit the cave through a small door, which would allow you to skip the same old paid attractions and save time and energy.

The hotel is very close to the Xiqiang Hotel, making it convenient to go up the mountain; the owner even provides pick-up and drop-off service. The environment is clean and tidy, and you can eat at the hotel. The owner is warm and hospitable, with an exceptionally good attitude; you'll feel right at home. Highly recommended.

1. History and Culture Qinglinkou Ancient Town has a rich historical and cultural background and was once an important commercial distribution center in ancient times. A large number of ancient buildings from the Ming and Qing Dynasties are preserved in the ancient town. The street layout is simple and full of historical charm. Visitors can feel the strong traditional cultural atmosphere here. 2. Architectural style The architectural style of the ancient town is mainly based on Sichuan-Western folk houses, with green tiles, wooden walls, carved beams and painted buildings, which are very local. Especially those well-preserved courtyards and ancestral halls show the exquisite skills of ancient craftsmen. 3. Natural scenery Qinglinkou Ancient Town is surrounded by mountains and rivers and has a beautiful natural environment. The ancient town is surrounded by green mountains and green waters, and the air is fresh, which is very suitable for hiking and photography enthusiasts. Especially in spring and summer, the trees are shady and the scenery is pleasant. 4. Folk activities Various folk activities are often held in the ancient town, such as traditional festivals, temple fairs, etc., where tourists can experience the local folk culture firsthand. These activities not only enrich the tourists' tour experience, but also enable the culture of the ancient town to be inherited and carried forward. 5. Food The food in Qinglinkou Ancient Town is also a highlight. Local specialties such as tofu brain, glutinous rice cake, bacon, etc. are delicious and deeply loved by tourists. In addition, there are many traditional teahouses in the ancient town, where tourists can taste authentic Sichuan tea and feel the leisurely pace of life. 6. Transportation and accommodation Qinglinkou Ancient Town has convenient transportation. It can be easily reached by bus or by car from Jiangyou City. There are many inns and homestays in the ancient town, providing comfortable accommodation. Tourists can choose to stay overnight here to experience the night style of the ancient town. 7. Recommended time for playing It is recommended that tourists arrange a day to play in Qinglinkou Ancient Town, so that they can fully experience the history, culture and natural scenery of the ancient town. If you have enough time, you can also stay in the ancient town for one night to feel the tranquility and beauty of the night. Summary Qinglinkou Ancient Town is a tourist destination that integrates history, culture, natural scenery and folk experience. Whether it is a history lover, a photography enthusiast, or a tourist who likes food and leisure, you can find your own fun here.

北川药王谷其实也就是在江油往平武走的路上，还没有到猿王洞九黄山那里。药王谷有专门的车送上山，里面也有农家乐度假，夏天去很凉爽。药王谷的辛夷花在每年的三四月份开的，也很艳，非常漂亮药王谷其他游览的地方也不是太多，但总体来说，还是比较有性价比【性价比】

Sichuan Jiangyou Strange Rock Beach, unexpectedly fun, strange rock landscape

I highly recommend visiting here. The water world inside is also fun. It's cool to play in the water in the summer.