Prepare to travel to Wulong after the festival, which will take 3-4 days. The main attractions you want to visit: Fairy Mountain, Tiansheng Sanqiao, and Furong Cave; for two people, please give me some suggestions.
We just came back from there yesterday. This is the off-season, so you can take it easy.
On the morning of the first day, we went to Chaotianmen Long-distance Bus Station to take a bus: buses departed on a rolling basis. We queued for nearly an hour and a half from buying tickets to getting on the bus that day, and arrived at Wulong Bus Station two hours later. I took the bus because I didn’t buy a train ticket.
It is recommended to start early on the first day. After getting off the bus, go to the ticket office to ask about the latest flight to Fairy Town. In the afternoon, go to the Furong Cave series of scenic spots in the southeast of Wulong County. You can go there at the time of the tour. Ask the driver on the way. We went a little late that day and only visited the caves and gave up on the Furong River. After the tour, we originally planned to stay in Fairy Town. At around 6 pm, there was no shuttle bus (8 yuan) to Fairy Town, and the van (Also 8 yuan) The driver was unwilling to go up because there would be no customers when we returned, so we stayed in the county town.
After asking the hotel owner and taxi driver, we planned to set off after eight o'clock the next morning, first to go skiing at Fairy Mountain, then to the sinkhole, and then to the crack in the ground. This is a more reasonable route, and you will understand it when you look at the tourist map. So the specific order is Furong Cave - Fairy Mountain - Tiankeng - Ground Crack.
The next morning, we spent 600 yuan (the driver said it included four Fairy Mountain tickets; this price is expensive in the off-season. Later we asked other drivers and 400 yuan was actually enough, and they said You may be able to bargain) We booked a taxi and first asked about the train ticket from Wulong back to Chongqing. It seemed that the latest train ticket was around 7pm. I was worried that I would not be able to catch it, so I didn’t buy it. The car went directly to the Fairy Mountain Ski Resort (we changed to a four-wheel drive car on the way and took a small road, and the remaining ticket money went to the driver). Skiing for an hour (very regretful, we later felt that we should have played for at least two hours. At that time, we only had skis (40 people per hour, so it was no problem if we exceeded the time limit by 15 minutes) and tires). The driver took us to the visitor center and saw Wenqiang Villa in Fairy Town on the way. I only bought tickets for the Third Tiansheng Bridge at the visitor center (tickets for the ground cracks can be bought at the Tiankeng exit), the full price was 95, and the student ID card was 67.5. I took the tour bus to the Tiankeng in about ten minutes. It takes more than two hours to visit the Tiankeng. You can check other guides. I didn't count the time. At around two o'clock in the afternoon, we came out of the Tiankeng and saw a tour bus that cost 15 yuan per person. Fortunately, we didn't take it, because it only took ten minutes to walk, and it was all a wooden plank road. You can buy it here when you turn the corner to the Tiankeng gate. Ground seam ticket. I saw the promotional pictures of the ground seam, which looked similar to the elevated plank road in the canyon of Jindao Gorge (irresponsible remarks), so I gave up. We thought about going back to play in the snow, walking in the snow, having snowball fights and visiting Fairy Mountain, but the taxi driver told us that we had to buy new tickets and he was not willing to take us on the trails anymore. We were also tired and it was cold on the mountain. The fog was heavy, so I gave up. If I had known earlier, I would have played in the snow for two more hours, which is sad. We took the bus back to the visitor center, found a taxi, returned to the bus station, bought tickets, and the trains departed on a rolling basis. We found out about the last bus at 17:40. We went to eat again and then returned.
Looking back, the taxi was only responsible for picking us up and down the mountain. We saw the van on the way down the mountain in the afternoon. What the driver said before in the off-season when there were less buses and we had to wait for fares was not reliable. We paid 150 per person. It’s still expensive, but you can actually save 58 per person (14 for the van up the mountain + 30 for the Fairy Mountain ticket). If you want to save money, it is recommended that all plans end before 5 pm. You can first ask the van driver about the situation of tourists at that time, the intervening travel time, whether your arrangement is reasonable, whether there is enough time, leave a phone number, etc. Don’t worry about not being able to get down the mountain or get back home. We were deceived by him without any comparison, so we paid the peak season price. However, he was quite enthusiastic when he sent us to the train station to ask about tickets and to restaurants.
The Daizhuang bowls of fat sausage near the station are pretty good. We ate both Karst mutton and Lijia mutton: Karst suggested ordering the small pot with mutton; we ordered the Lijia dish ourselves, but didn’t order it with theirs. Good pot, I don’t know if it’s for this reason, but we think karst is more delicious. The average price is around 50. You can also eat a bowl of potato flowers. The family hotel we stayed in near the station had 60 rooms for two people. I would not recommend it if the conditions are not good. I previously found a hotel in Fairy Town on the Internet, with 110 rooms, called Wulong Xianyi Yashe, but I was not able to check in as originally planned.
Our total travel expenses for two days and one night were close to 600 yuan per person, including round trip fare 110 yuan, chartered car 150 yuan, accommodation in the county town for one night 30 yuan, eating mutton soup pot twice, about 100 yuan, and skiing at Fairy Mountain 40 yuan per person. \At that time, the student ticket for Tiankeng was 67.5, and there were dozens of yuan for snacks. If I go there next time: the round trip is 55 by car, one way. If you have arranged the round trip train, you can save 60; take the bread or shuttle bus up the mountain, you can save 100; buy less snacks, I bought them unopened later The ham was thrown into the mutton pot. Actually, there wasn’t much to eat at the skiing and sinkhole attractions, so I just bought some chocolate. So you can get it for 400 yuan - but this does not include the tickets for Dikai and Furong Cave. I didn't go there due to objective reasons.