How about Anji wind?

To tell the truth, the scenery is ordinary, and it is a common hill and small water in Zhejiang, but the gardeners have made great efforts to arrange many "scenic spots" here, so that there are at least some things to see in the scenic spot. Moreover, this scenic spot is very large, which is divided into two parts. The south is called An 'an Holy Land and the north is called Donghai Longyuan. It took at least four hours to play around, and we only played in the north. There is a small lake behind the mountain entrance in the north area, facing the waterfall and the Wan 'an Tower at the top of the mountain. Lakes and waterfalls are estimated to be semi-natural, and there are amusement projects in and around the lake, which can be ignored. But remember to look at some peach stones by the lake. This stone has peach blossoms when it is cut. Peach Blossom Island was named after this stone, so we started to climb around the lake. The mountain is not very high, but it takes some time to climb, but it is very good in Osamu Yamaji. There is nothing wrong with Huanglong Palace except that its explanation is not clear enough. There is a promenade in the middle where you can rest and practice walking a tightrope across the reservoir. However, it seems that few people can play this. Further up, there are artificial Dragon Lady Pavilion and Wan 'an Tower, and there is a faucet spitting water. This is a man-made place, and there is nothing to see. However, since I'm here, the tower still needs to be boarded. It can overlook the beach and go down the mountain after watching the original road. We didn't have time to go to the South District, but I noticed that the road connecting the North District and the South District was not easy. The tour guide also said that this is a hiking route, and you need to have some field hiking experience before you can leave after reporting to the scenic spot for approval. It seems that this road is not generally difficult to walk. It is better for everyone to come out and take a bus to the entrance on the other side.