A lazy outdoor paradise for cycling, camping, hiking, and family fun: Xingyang Suohe Wetland Park

After being trapped in the city for so long, it's time to return to nature. As outdoor activities become more popular, many people who used to love staying in the city have started to join in. Young people are increasingly aware of the importance of outdoor life. They temporarily escape from their numb and mechanical work and let their senses be infinitely magnified between the sun, plants, and land, regaining their perception of life. The distance in poetry has nothing to do with distance, and happiness has nothing to do with the price of equipment. The concept of "finding a substitute before spending money" has penetrated all aspects of life. Especially when it comes to choosing a way to travel, lazy people who don't want to spend a lot of money on equipment or work harder than they do on vacation can go to the park and lie down for 20 minutes to complete their weekly wildman quota. So, finding a "wild" park with trees, grass, lakes, rivers, distant mountains, and no urban buildings is a top priority. Xingyang Suohe Wetland Park is very suitable. It is large, beautiful, and has few people. It also has complete facilities and is close to Zhengzhou. The main public transportation can also reach it directly. Travel time: Drive from Zhengzhou and navigate to "Suohe Wetland Park Tashan Road Parking Lot." It takes about 40 minutes to arrive. Public transportation can refer to the map navigation recommendations. Activities: Suitable for cycling, fishing is prohibited, barbecues are allowed (but charcoal is not allowed), and pets are prohibited. Other: The park is under expansion. It is recommended to enter through the main gate of Tashan Road. Turn right after entering the gate and cross the water dam to reach the large lawn (you can camp here). Walk straight along the public toilet next to the lawn, then turn right to reach the pink sand children's playground. Find a weekend, come to the park, lie down, and close your eyes to let the light pass through your eyelids. You can even feel the serotonin responsible for happiness being secreted like crazy.