Things to do in Changyang

As a local from Wujiagang, Yichang, I'd never been before. Seeing the Geheyan Dam made me realize this is the Geheyan Reservoir 😂. The overall scenery was decent, though the boat trip was quite long. Once inside, we went hiking, which was very hot and humid even in the summer. Lunch was rather expensive, a typical group meal. Overall, it was a bit monotonous, with limited activities.

I recently joined this wonderful Three Gorges one-day cruise tour in Yichang together with my friends. The whole tour cost only 250 yuan per person, and a nice lunch was included in the package, which is really good value.We sailed through the beautiful Xiling Gorge and got to see the world-famous Three Gorges Dam. The river and mountain views along the way were breathtaking. Our tour guide was very friendly and patient. The guide showed us all the sights and explained lots of useful information about the dam and the gorge. All of us were satisfied and enjoyed the trip a lot. The schedule was well planned, and the boat ride was comfortable. I highly recommend this cruise tour if you come to Yichang!

Before my first visit to Qingjiang Fangshan, my biggest worry was how to explore such a large scenic area. However, after walking around, I found the route wasn't complicated at all. 👌 Taking the cable car at the beginning saved energy, and then focusing on high-altitude activities in the middle, followed by leisurely views of the mountains and waterfalls – a very comfortable pace. 📝 Transportation Guide 🚗 By car: Wuhan → Qingjiang Fangshan Scenic Area (approximately 4.5 hours) 📝 One-day summer getaway guide (hiking + photo opportunities) 🌊 This is the easiest way to plan your first visit: Enter the scenic area from the East Gate → Colorful Bridge → Cable Car → Bawangfan Road. Don't rush at the beginning; save your energy by taking the cable car, allowing more time for the rest of the trip. The route will be much more spacious, followed by the infinity glass walkway → Seven-Tier Waterfall → Health Pavilion → Heavenly Ladder. This section alternates between natural scenery and challenging activities. Enjoy the canyon views from the infinity glass walkway, stop at the Seven-Tier Waterfall to relax in the mist, and continue the challenge at the Heavenly Ladder. Afterwards, take the glass walkway and the high-altitude bicycle. If you enjoy thrills, you can spend more time here. After that, walk along the Heavenly Road → Lovers' Platform → Wonderful Gate → Stilted Building → Lovers' Peak → Ancient Salt Road → Asking the Way Pavilion. The latter half is more suitable for a slower pace. Finally, pass by the Buddha Dust Waterfall and the Ancient Qin Waterfall in sequence, and exit through the West Gate. The entire route can be followed without detours. Back to Photo Spots 📸 Five-Colored Bridge: The first stop for capturing stunning canyon views; the colors are quite distinctive. 📸 Infinity Glass Walkway: A must-take photo on your first visit; a very representative scene of Qingjiang Fangshan. 📸 Seven-Tiered Waterfall: In summer, the water features blend beautifully with the surrounding greenery, creating a refreshing atmosphere. 📸 Glass Corridor Bridge: Standing on the bridge offers views of both the canyon and distant mountains, perfect for horizontal compositions. 📸 Stilted Buildings: After taking plenty of mountain shots, this is a great place to switch to photos with more cultural elements. 💡Tips ✅ No need to rethink your route on your first visit; just enter from the east gate and exit from the west gate. ✅ No To make hiking a physically demanding activity, taking the cable car is highly recommended. ✅ Choose high-altitude activities based on your personal tolerance level; don't rush to "do everything." ✅ When the afternoon temperature is high, you can take a break near the mountains, forests, or waterfalls. ✅ It's advisable to prepare sunscreen, mosquito repellent, and a small amount of snacks to replenish energy. ✅ A day trip from Wuhan by car takes a long time, so allow plenty of time before departure. #QingjiangFangshan #QingjiangFangshanBeautiful #QingjiangFangshanTravelGuide #YichangTourism #YichangQingjiangFangshan #PostCollegeEntranceExamTravel #WhereToGoAfterCollegeEntranceExams #YichangTravelGuide #WuhanSurroundings #SummerEscape

The Three Gorges winds their way through sheer cliffs, their waves carrying the weight of a thousand years of history. The Qutang Gorge is majestic, the Wu Gorge secluded; clouds surge near Baidi City, the moon lingers beneath Goddess Peak. Throughout history, sails have braved treacherous rapids; countless tales of heroes are now hidden within the verdant peaks of the Three Gorges. Tread the waves, seeking traces in your dreams; listen to the river lapping against the shore, witness the meeting of the ancient and the modern. The Three Gorges, with its timeless charm, invites you to this millennia-old rendezvous etched into the landscape.

The scenery was beautiful, especially after the rain, like walking through a painting; the tour guide at the Three Gorges Dam was beautiful, had a lovely voice, and provided thorough explanations; the young man who accompanied us was professional, dedicated, and provided detailed explanations and made excellent arrangements! Highly recommended!

Wuluo Zhongli Mountain, the birthplace of the Dengba people, can only be viewed from a distance by boat, but the scenery is beautiful. It is a place with stories and legends. It is very beautiful. The whole mountain seems to be floating on the lake, which is extremely beautiful.

This is a very cost-effective attraction. You can take bus 809 directly from the high-speed rail station; the road signs are very clear. The shuttle bus runs even with only two people on board – a big thumbs up! Highly recommended. To get back to the city, take bus 216. Excellent value for money!

This place is definitely worth bringing your kids to experience. Firstly, the Giraffe Park is located around Qingjiang Bay. The environment and air quality are excellent, with plenty of greenery all around. Putting down electronic devices and letting children experience nature is a great idea. Many of the animals roam freely, allowing for interaction. This also helps improve children's overall abilities. It's a fantastic family outing experience.

The midday performance could be improved, but the afternoon performance was very good; the young man playing the flute by the bamboo forest stream was very pleasant to listen to 👍, and the scenery along the way was picturesque. I recommend taking the time to complete the entire route 😃.