Chushui Trail Introduction
Chushui Keng, which is said to be named after the nearby mountain springs and wild streams that converge here. The trail is approximately 1400 meters long, with sections overlapping the ancient stone-paved path. Along the route, there is abundant Moso bamboo and sweet-smelling bamboo. Walking along the path, one often experiences the interesting scene of "the empty mountain shows no one, but the sounds of people's voices resonate." At the end of the trail, the ridge reaches an elevation of about 1200 meters, with tea plantations stretching out, offering broad vistas and beautiful scenery, where mountain ranges are layered and enveloped in mist. Occasionally, one can see majestic clouds flowing slowly through the valleys. Standing there, one can gaze at the fleeting appearances of Ruishi Mountain City through the clouds and mist, resembling a fairyland.
