Yuntaishan National Geopark

A canyoning experience through the original streams of Yuntai Mountain. Participants climb, jump, and slide down natural pools along an 800-meter route through waterfalls and rock walls.

Also known as "Yuntai Tianchi" (Yuntai Sky Lake), this scenic area is famous for its emerald lake, canyon landscapes, and boat tours. It is part of the Yuntai Mountain World Geopark and offers a quieter alternative to the main Yuntai Mountain zones. It shares the visitor center with Qinglong Gorge.

A former "hollow village" transformed through art and rural revitalization. It features the Fangsuo Bookstore (in a renovated old opera stage), Bishan Workshop store, art exhibition spaces, and traditional Huai Bang opera performances. The village has become a model for cultural tourism in rural China.

Located in the Yuntai Mountain World Geopark, this canyon is known for its red cliff and danxia landforms, clear streams, and the 1,500-year-old Jingying Temple. The area is a popular summer retreat with an average temperature of around 20°C.

This scenic area is centered around the Fenglinxia Reservoir. It is part of Yuntai Mountain, but has its own entrance and management area. The area's most prominent feature is its dam, which stands over 100 meters high. The standard visit involves taking a shuttle bus to the top of the dam, after which visitors can choose to either take a boat tour on the reservoir or walk down along the hiking trails for various viewpoints. Compared to the main tourist zones of Yuntai Mountain, visitor density here is typically lower, resulting in a more tranquil experience.

A Buddhist temple known for its minimalist white walls and Tang-style architecture. The main highlight is the large Guanyin statue. The site is suitable for a quiet walk or photography. Entry is free. Allow about 1 hour for a visit.