Chushui Stream Trail Introduction
Chushui Keng, which is said to be named for the nearby mountain springs and wild streams that converge and emerge in this area. The trail is approximately 1,400 meters long and partially overlaps with the ancient stone steps of the early Qing Dynasty. Along the way, there is a dense growth of Moso bamboo and fragrant bamboo, creating an interesting sight where one might often hear sounds of people but not see anyone in the "empty mountains." At the end of the trail, the ridge rises to an elevation of about 1,200 meters, with tea plantations stretching across the land, offering wide-reaching and beautiful scenery. The overlapping mountains are shrouded in mist, and one can occasionally see magnificent clouds flowing slowly through the valley, while standing and gazing at the elusive Ruifeng Mountain City that appears and disappears in the mist, resembling a paradise on earth.
