The Moments are going crazy, not in Guilin! I'm at the Shaoxing Nineteen Peaks

Wandering through the Nineteen Peaks feels like a steal, experiencing three different places in one. The protruding peaks and the emerald Hanfei River make it seem like you've arrived in Guilin, while the glass walkway connecting the peaks is reminiscent of Zhangjiajie, and the hiking trail close to the Hanfei River feels like the Libo Xiaoqikong in Guizhou. Friends bombarded with likes thought I went to a place far from Shanghai, but this place is just less than a 3-hour drive from Shanghai in Xinchang, Shaoxing. Do not miss the photo check-in spots to share: 1. Xiayanbei Village, this is the best place to overlook the Nineteen Peaks. There are many homestays here, suitable for arriving in the afternoon and finding a cafe to sit quietly and wait for the sunset 2. Nineteen Peaks Qianzhang Valley, there are often activities held on the large lawn here, and it's a nice place to look up at the Nineteen Peaks from below. The nearby tea garden is also a great spot for taking photos 3. Nineteen Peaks Walkway, the 999 steps offer atmospheric shots around every corner Itinerary sharing: Day1: Depart from Shanghai, arrive at Xiayanbei Village, hike down the mountain to Qianzhang Valley (a mature hiking trail with few people and diverse scenery) Day2: Climb the 999 steps within the Nineteen Peaks scenic area, walk the glass walkway, and you can also try sliding down the mountain, which is safe and fun Others: If you have a sufficient budget, consider the Xinchang Anlan near the scenic area. The hotel's elevator goes directly to the mountain top, which is quite interesting. If you're not staying, you can also enter the hotel by booking afternoon tea