Mt. Yangqi

Natural karst cave approximately 4 km long. Unfortunately, there exists no convenient public transportation to the cave. (The closest bus stop is about 1.2 km from the cave entrance)

Major square in downtown Anyuan. Large commemorative monument in the middle of the square, with small museum underneath. Fountain with synchronized music / water display. Has a couple of amusement-park-type rides for young kids (weekends only). Go early in the morning to see locals doing their morning exercise.

Opened in 2008 and covering 25,000 m², the museum exhibits the environment, economy, history, and culture of the area. The highlights include fossilized dinosaur eggs and a giant (110 kg) mushroom.

50 acre park with Chinese-style "playground" (really more exercise equipment for older kids/adults than swings/slides/etc), boat rental, small zoo, amusement park with about 20 rides, athletic facilities

Established at the start of the Tang dynasty, rebuilt in 1654. Extensively damaged during the Cultural Revolution, it has been mostly repaired

Fake old city used as a movie / TV set. Possible to tour if no filming is in progress.