Yunpu Cave Scenic Area is a leisure and entertainment scenic area that combines natural scenery and humanities. It has mountains and rivers, beautiful scenery, as well as entertainment facilities. It is suitable for bringing your family to visit all year round. So how much is the entrance fee for the scenic area? See below for details.
Scenic Area Introduction
Yimeng Yunpu Cave Scenic Area is surrounded by mountains and rivers. There are many giant rocks in the mountains, the most famous of which is the 100-ton strange rock that can be moved with one finger. It is 7 meters long, 5 meters wide and weighs 100 tons. However, such a huge object can be shaken up and down with a finger. Faced with such a wonder, photographers also stepped forward to feel the magical feeling of the 100-ton giant rock shaking slightly under their fingers. The moving stone also has another peculiarity. There is a map of China at its bottom. The northwest, the three northeastern provinces and the island of Taiwan are all clearly visible. Therefore, the moving stone has another grand name – “Pointing the River Mountains”.
Scenic Area Information
Opening hours: 08:30-17:00
Address: 4 kilometers north of Dongmeng Town (formerly Nan Zhangzhuang Township), Feixian County, Shandong Province
The scenic area has mountains and rivers suitable for strolling, the charming Tianmeng Lake, the ingenious and magical moving stone, and a thrilling water park.
Recommended time to visit: one day
The magical moving stone
A particularly magical sight in Yunpu Cave is the moving stone. This giant rock is seven meters long, five meters wide and weighs 100 tons. Interestingly, it is said that those who are destined can make this giant rock tremble with one finger. The moving stone got its name because of this, and it has also attracted many tourists to try it.
Clever water scenery
In addition to rocks, the scenic area also has various water landscape features. The water flow and rocks combine to create a particularly elegant feeling. Different water systems and different rocks combine to create different styles, either quiet, rugged, or with the sophistication of a garden.
Entertainment projects
Yunpu Cave Scenic Area has two amusement parks, one is a water park and the other is a forest park. There is also a super long slope for sledding, which is really exciting and fun. Don’t miss it. The forest park is all on land. The projects are designed with a lot of fun, and they are also suitable for office workers who sit for long periods of time to stretch their muscles and bones, but you must play within your limits when playing.
The water park is the highlight. It looks very fun. Many similar TV entertainment programs have the same model. There are also the most tourists here, and it is very popular. The safety factor of the waterside ropeway is very high, so children can play without pressure. The valiant Jinyiwei can act out the tension of a near-drowning experience. There is also a drift trip on the hillside. Sitting in a rubber dinghy, you can drift down the stream, the feeling of passing through the jungle is really amazing.
Dining recommendations
There are many snack stalls in the scenic area, as well as quality restaurants. Now is the time for the wisteria festival, there are special wisteria dishes to taste. There are also many leisure areas in the park, with plenty of benches, chairs and tables. Bringing snacks and simple food and enjoying a picnic in the sunshine is also a good choice.
Transportation Guide
1. Take a bus from Linyi to Shangye and get off at the Dongmeng Town (formerly Zhangzhuang) crossroad. Then take a Feixian – Dongmeng Town / Yinza Tianmeng Tourist Area / Yunpu Cave Scenic Area bus to the entrance.
2. Take a bus from Linyi to Feixian and get off at Feixian. Then take a Feixian – Dongmeng Town / Yinza Tianmeng Tourist Area / Yunpu Cave Scenic Area bus to the entrance.
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