Took the bus, then subway to the long haul bus station, which was in the building next to the train station. From there, I took a 10 rmb bus to Xue Dou Shan. Shan means mountain.
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At the top of the mountain
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After reaching the bus station, I took a car (uber, didi - Chinese one) right to the scenic area, which was about 20 minutes away and through the city. At the point, I wasn't sure if I was going to stay overnight or not. I reached the scenic spot, bought the entrance ticket for expensive, 150 rmb, like 30 bucks Cdn, boarded the shuttle bus which took me up to the top of the mountain.
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The waterfall with theChinese
writing beside it is
the most famous site there. |
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On top of the mountain
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From there, I just followed the map that I was given when I bought the ticket to all the different sites. It was a beautiful day, full of sunshine. The views were spectacular, the air was fresh and the crowds were thin.
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| In front of the temple in Xuedou Shan |
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| The big Buddha! |
The next day I explored the city. It was more interesting than I had imagined. On the edge of the city was another scenic spot situated along side a river and small mountain with a pathway leading up it and all around it.
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| Along side the river, scenic city spot |
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| Gazebo on top of the mountain in the city |

Later, I took the bus out of town to a beautiful, serene lake in a very non-touristy area. I loved how easy it was just to get out of the city and into the mountains.
That evening I took off and headed back to Ningbo, another refreshing trip into nature.
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