Please tell me about Wuyishan National Nature Reserve and Tongmu River rafting.

1. I saw an announcement on the Internet that Wuyishan National Nature Reserve stopped selling tickets for mass tourism in June 2009. What is the current situation? Is it still open?

Answer: If you go to a travel agency, you can get in. The ticket costs about 80 yuan per person, and they will find a way to help you get it.

2. During the Dragon Boat Festival, I traveled to Wuyi with two friends. We did not go with a group or drive by ourselves. We stayed at Sangu Resort. I saw some seniors on the Internet saying that you need to charter a car to go rafting in the protected area, Qinglong, Longchuan, and Tongmu River. Is it safe to temporarily find someone to carpool at the resort or ask the front desk of the hotel where you are staying for help with renting a car? Please seniors provide some economical and feasible solutions.

Answer: If you are traveling by yourself and not joining a tour group, you can only take the bus from downtown to Tongmuguan. There is a bus at 11:30. If you miss it, it will be gone. There was no way to find a taxi, and they couldn't get in. I guess if you pay 300, taxis won’t even want to go because it’s far away.

3. For rafting in Tongmu River, I also saw on the Internet that it is necessary to buy tickets from a tour guide in advance. How can I best solve this problem?

Answer: Just go to the ticket office and buy the tickets yourself.

4. Regarding food, I plan to spend half a day on each of the five scenic spots. For lunch, do I usually bring my own dry food, or are there many restaurants to choose from at each scenic spot? Can you recommend one or two?

Answer: It depends on the route. If some scenic spots are close, you can visit them by the way. It is recommended that you go to the snack bar in the resort to eat, which is not expensive. The taste is very distinctive.

5. It’s still about food. Regarding the snacks in Wuyi Mountain, it seems that there is a snack street in the resort? How is the situation? Is it authentic? Do you recommend giving it a try or not?

Answer: Go and eat it, it tastes good. Don't go to Zhejiang snacks or Quanzhou snacks. Those are just deceiving people. Generally, you will definitely get ripped off before you get out.