Chushui Keng Trail Introduction
Chushui Pit is named after the nearby mountain springs and wild streams that converge and emerge in this area. The trail is approximately 1400 meters long, partially overlapping with the ancient stone path of the early Qing dynasty. Along the trail, Moso bamboo and fragrant bamboo grow abundantly, and it's common to experience the interesting scene of "in the empty mountains, no one can be seen, but sounds of people echo." At the end of the trail, the ridge reaches an elevation of about 1200 meters, where tea plantations stretch out, offering a broad and beautiful view with layered mountains shrouded in mist. Occasionally, a magnificent cloud waterfall flows gently through the valley, and one can stand and gaze at Rui Li Mountain City, which appears and disappears behind the clouds and mist, resembling a fairyland.
