The Yunwu Mountain Scenic Area in Huangpi District, Wuhan City, is known as the backyard of Wuhan and is also one of the few charming natural scenic areas in the Jianghan Plain. Here, you can experience the most beautiful and charming side of nature. The distinct climate and environment of the four seasons provide visitors with a different visual feast and experience. Below, we will share a detailed guide for sightseeing
1. Introduction to the Scenic Area
Huangpi Yunwu Mountain is famous for its towering peaks and majestic atmosphere in the Jianghan region. It is a transitional zone between the Dabie Mountains and the Jianghan Plain, and also the longest mountain range in Wuhan city. It borders Changling Town in the east, Yuanliwan Fujiachongxintang in the south, and Xiaochang County in the northwest, with a total area of 21. 3 square kilometers. The mountain has distinct four seasons, abundant sunshine, an average annual temperature of 18 ℃, abundant rainfall, and a pleasant climate. There are a wide variety of plant species, including over 150 types of trees, more than 600 types of Chinese medicinal herbs, exotic flowers and grasses, and alternating seasons. The forest coverage rate is over 95%
2. On the way out
There are quite a few people going to Yunwu Mountain, and there are as many as 5-6 buses for backpackers who gather near 161 Hospital and Hankou State Guesthouse
When I went there, I took a detour and arrived at Wangwan on the edge of Bashan Village, which has a bit of a bite sized name. The villagers said they need to return to the entrance of the scenic area in order to enter, and there are already many hikers who have entered from the back mountain on the road 10:10:We will proceed up the mountain from the small path on the left, and not far away, we will reach the edge of the mountain where one rhododendron tree after another is blooming, forming fiery red clusters 12:00:We had a picnic under a pine tree on the ridge, the sunshine was charming, the pine waves accompanied us, the warm breeze brushed our faces, and birds chirped and flowers bloomed everywhere. You can already see the cement road of the scenic area from this ridge 12:30:We continued walking towards the almost unrecognizable path on the left. Fortunately, the scenery along the way was beautiful, and compared to the azaleas on the opposite slope of the scenic area, it seemed that the wild mountains we walked on were even more stunning 14:00:We went down to the scenic area. There were neither people nor cars on the highway, so everyone took a break and headed towards the estimated gate on the left. In front of a scenic spot sign, we know that the place that comes down from the mountain is called Xiemaling. Coincidentally, a car came over and upon inquiry, we arrived at the core scenic area: Flower Sea, which is right ahead 15:00:We arrived at the flower sea. This place is already bustling with people, densely packed, and littered with garbage. The people waiting to ride the electric scooter down the mountain form a long queue. Alas, wild mountains are still better. There aren't that many people 15:20:The Yellow Crane will continue to walk down the mountain through the sea of flowers, and I will accompany him. The others were riding electric scooters down the mountain 15:40:Walking to the end of the flower sea, there is a slide here, which costs 25 yuan per person. We went down the stairs next to us. Continue to the direction of the gate. At 16:00, we arrived at the Dashi Temple. We went in to have a look. It was a shabby little temple. There was a small courtyard inside and two small wings facing the the Shakya ManiHall. Two nuns are sawing wood in front of the door. On the porch, an old man was copying scriptures with a stack of white paper, which caught my attention. The handwriting was neat and steady, and it was rare to have a good hand at calligraphy. There are still such hidden dragons and crouching tigers in this remote and impoverished area, which makes us arrogant people feel ashamed. The old man said it was to help the temple copy scriptures 16:20:Arrived at the famous Mud Man Wang Village in Huangpi, also known as Daochang Wang Village. The villagers here have a history of over a hundred years of clay sculpture. The old houses in the village were built with stone slabs from the mountains, one by one, to form walls, and they have been well preserved to this day, which is also rare in Hubei. A Taoist temple outside the village: Siyuan Temple. Perhaps it means thinking of the source when drinking water, surrounded by mountains and water, and lush vegetation. The Taoist temple is very small, with a small courtyard shaped building inside. A Taoist nun and two villagers are discussing something in the wing room, occasionally laughing out loud This is the entrance of the scenic area, and there is also a Huangpi Clay Sculpture Folk Art Museum built next to it. Fish said that there is nothing inside, so let's meet up and go straight out of the entrance of the scenic area 17:00:Leave the scenic area and head towards the city 18:40:Arrived at Donghu Lake in Wuchang. It only took less than 2 hours to get back, and once I knew the way, I walked much faster The entire journey from Wuchang is about 70 kilometers one-way, with a round-trip toll of 20 yuan on the highway and 10 yuan for parking at the entrance There are two mountain routes online. One is from the first entrance to the scenic area, go straight to Niujiaochong Village, and enter from the back mountain. However, after entering the scenic area, there are people blocking you from going to Niujiaochong Village. The second is to cross over from Zhulin Temple next to the Talc Chong Reservoir and enter. I haven't tried it, someone has walked by Thank you to the TX colleagues, it's great to have you and the scenery of the wild mountains is great. Recommendation index: You only need to visit this scenic area once, but you can also visit the wild mountains again. Hehe3. Detailed itinerary
4. Summary of itinerary