What are the scenic spots in Baiyun Mountain?

Baiyun Mountain Scenery: Baiyun Mountain, Yuntai Garden, Moxingling, Baiyun Mountain Cableway and Glass Bridge.

Baiyun mountain 1

Baiyun Mountain is a famous hiking place in Guangzhou, which consists of more than 30 well-known peaks. At the main peak of Mount Moxing, you can overlook the whole of Guangzhou from top to bottom. Whenever late spring or after rain the empty mountain, white clouds can be seen among the mountains, hence the name Baiyun Mountain.

2. Yuntai Garden

Yuntai Garden is located at the entrance of the scenic Baiyun Mountain, with its back against Yuntai Mountain. The garden is full of lush vegetation and flowers in all seasons. It was built on the basis of early Canadian butchart gardens, and is known as the Pearl of Flower City. This is a good place to enjoy flowers.

3. Moxingling

Moxingling, formerly known as Biyun Peak, is located between Sujiaci and Longhugang in Baiyun Mountain. It is the peak of Baiyun Mountain, with an altitude of 382 meters. It is the first of more than 30 peaks in Baiyun Mountain, and the gatehouse of Moxingling can be reached from Qixia Mountain.

4. Baiyun Mountain cableway

Baiyun Mountain cableway starts from the east side of Yuntai Garden at the south foot of Baiyun Mountain and goes up to Baiyun Mountain Peak Park. It is one of the ropeways with advanced technology and equipment in the world today. You can take the cableway roller coaster to overlook all the scenic spots and have a panoramic view.

5. glass bridge

Baiyun Mountain National Scenic Area-Glass Bridge, with a total length of 286 meters and a height of 92 meters, is not only the first high-altitude 3D glass bridge in Dongguan, but also the longest glass bridge in Guangdong Province, with a total length of 286 meters, so-called 3D effect. The 3D glass bridge in Yinxian Mountain Villa adopts unique acousto-optic effect, allowing you to thoroughly enjoy the excitement and challenge.

Refer to the above contents: Baidu Encyclopedia-Baiyun Mountain, Baidu Encyclopedia-Baiyun Mountain Cableway