SHUAI BA REN

The main dish is Tujia cuisine from Changyang, Enshi. There is a membership price. The taste is really good. The location is also very close to Wanda. The service is OK. The main thing is that the taste is good and the consumption is cheap. There are also private rooms that can be booked in advance.

The dishes are divided into member prices and non-member prices. The layout of the store is a bit casual, the lighting is dim, and the plates have a Tujia style. The taste of the dishes is not bad, and they are very tasty. Hoof flower chicken and pork ribs and lotus root soup are one of the must-order dishes.

Hey, I'm your travel blogger, Xiaojuan Tandian! I just got back from the Enshi Grand Canyon, and my soul is still lingering in those precipitous crevices! 🏞️ If you're like me, enamored with breathtaking scenery but also a lazy person who prefers sitting to standing, then this tailor-made guide is perfect for you! ✨ 🌈 Key Impressions: · Spectacular! Cliffs ring the peaks, waterfalls cascade through the crevices—every step is visually stunning. · Friendly! The seamless connection of the cable car, elevator, and shuttle bus makes it super convenient for the physically challenged! · Photogenic! Every shot is a masterpiece, and you'll be flooded with likes on your social media feed. 🚗 Transportation: How to get there easily? · Convenient: Take the dedicated bus from the passenger terminal next to Enshi Railway Station directly to the scenic area. The ride takes about 1.5 hours—just relax and you're there! Hassle-free! · Freedom and Flexibility: Self-drive and navigate to the Enshi Grand Canyon Visitor Center. The parking lot is spacious and affordable. 🎫 Tickets: How to buy them wisely? (The key to saving money and effort) Remember this formula to avoid all the physical pitfalls: Must-buy basic ticket = scenic area ticket + ground transportation (this is about your legs, don't skimp). Highly recommended: · Ascending Cableway: A must-buy! It takes you directly to the peak, skipping the most tedious and time-consuming part of the climb, saving your energy for the following views. · Outdoor Escalator: A must-buy! A 100-meter-long escalator for a graceful descent that will leave your knees weeping with gratitude. · Yunlong Crack Vertical Elevator: Recommended! Easily avoid the approximately 100-meter-high climb to the crack's exit steps, and your experience will soar. 🗺️ Lazy Route: How to avoid backtracking? My personal experience with a flawless process—smooth as Dove cream! 🍫 1. Morning: Focus on Qixingzhai (see highlights when you're most energetic). Take the scenic shuttle bus from the visitor center to the lower cable car station, then hop on the cable car for a breathtaking aerial view of the canyon! Once you've disembarked, today's visual feast begins: the thrill of the cliff corridor, the breathtaking sight of Yizhuan (One Incense Stick) (📸Photography tip: The main viewing platform is crowded, so walk a few steps further for even better hidden vantage points!), the towering Twin Peaks... Take photos as you walk, and you won't feel tired at all. 2. Lunch: Quickly refuel at the mountainside snack street. Enjoy a hot, steamed potato or Tujia Jiangxiang pancake for a quick energy boost—they're delicious and reasonably priced. 3. Afternoon: Stroll through Yunlong Crack (relaxing and relaxing). Take the extra-long outdoor elevator down the mountain, then transfer to the scenic shuttle bus to Yunlong Crack. The experience here is completely different. A gentle, relaxing walk along the plank path at the base of the fissure is a breeze. Looking up, you'll see jagged cliffs, while below, you'll be greeted by the gurgling water. The mist from Rainbow Waterfall and Yunlong Waterfall hits you in the face, creating a refreshing and pleasant atmosphere. If you're lucky, the afternoon sun might even create a rainbow! 🌈 4. Easily exit the fissure via a vertical ladder and finally catch the scenic shuttle back to the visitor center, capping off a perfect day! 📝 Tips: · Clothing: Be sure to wear your most comfortable, non-slip sneakers! Some sections of the trail can be damp, so safety is paramount. · Weather: The microclimate in the mountains is unpredictable, so bringing a disposable raincoat is much more practical than an umbrella. · Off-peak: Most tour groups visit the fissure first, so we opted for the opposite approach and visited Qixingzhai in the morning. This helped us avoid the crowds and provided a cleaner background for our photos! · Supplies: Bring snacks like chocolate and beef jerky for added energy. 🍜 Food Blog: Back in Enshi city, I highly recommend trying the authentic Tujia Hezha! The "Shuai Ba Ren" restaurant I went to was excellent, costing just a few dozen yuan per person and offering a wide selection of dishes. The bacon and potato rice was especially delicious; I could finish three bowls! This trip completely overturned my fear of mountain climbing. I've discovered that you can truly enjoy both beautiful scenery and comfort! The Enshi Grand Canyon is a treasure trove worth adding to your bucket list! I hope this guide helps! Have a wonderful time in Enshi. #HubeiEnshiTourism #HubeiTourism #Most-asked-about-social-media #LazyTravel #RomanticTravelDestinationsInChina

🚗[Transportation Guide] The Lazy Man's Guide to Avoiding Mistakes ▪️Flying: Enshi Xujiaping Airport ✈️ Direct flights to Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Chengdu, Hangzhou, and Chongqing are all convenient! A taxi to the city center is 15r (closer than the high-speed rail station!) ▪️High-speed Rail: Enshi Station 🚄 Best for nearby cities (4 hours for Wuhan, 3.5 hours for Chongqing). Take bus No. 2 directly from the station to Fenghuang Mountain (for an incredible night view!) ▪️Driving: Navigate to "Enshi Grand Canyon Visitor Center" or "Pingshan Canyon Parking Lot" (The roads are hilly but the scenery is beautiful, so new drivers should be careful!) 🌟[48-Hour Itinerary] Soak up the best of it all ⚠️Key Point: Enshi's attractions are scattered! We recommend staying in the city center or near the Grand Canyon to avoid traveling back and forth! Day 1: Fairytale Mountain and Water Route (Downtown → Pingshan Canyon → Shiziguan Pass) ▪️Depart for Pingshan Canyon at 8 AM (Entrance fee + boat ticket 120 RMB! Be sure to arrive early!) 👉🏻The boat is paddled by a wooden boat. When the morning mist still lingers, it feels like you're in the Milky Way! Wear a light-colored long skirt (white/cream-yellow) for stunning photos! The boatman will help you take a "floating photo" (with a 20 RMB tip). 👉🏻After disembarking, walk along the wooden boardwalk. Remember to play in the stream! The water is so clear that you can even see tiny crabs 🦀 lurking in the cracks between the stones (don't try to catch them!) ▪️Lunch in Hefeng County! Highly recommend the "Old Place Tujia Bacon" (the bacon and tofu skin are so delicious you'll lick the plate! 40r per person). ▪️ In the afternoon, head to the "Shiziguan Floating Bridge" (entrance fee 120r, plus an additional 20r for driving across the bridge!) 👉🏻 Driving or taking the scenic area bus over the floating bridge creates ripples on the water, which is so relaxing! Remember to roll down the windows; the breeze is filled with the scent of mountain mist~ 👉🏻 There's a free small waterfall downstream (wear your hiking shoes to play in the water! The kids won't want to leave! 😭) ▪️ Return to the city for the night and stay near "Selenium City Tea City"! We recommend the "Daughter Village Resort Hotel" (large rooms with terraces offering mountain views, 200+ per person). DAY 2: Center of the Earth Exploration Route (Grand Canyon → Qixingzhai → Yunlong Earth Fissure) ▪️ Depart at 7 AM! The Enshi Grand Canyon is truly enormous (entrance fee + scenic pass: 170 RMB, a must!) 👉🏻 First, take the cable car up the mountain (105 RMB one way! Saves 2 hours of walking). The view of the mountains is simply stunning! 👉🏻 Highlights: Qixingzhai: A 3-hour hike (those with less stamina should take the western route!) ▪️Must-see spots: ▫️"One Line of Sky": Cross sideways, leaving only a thin sliver of skylight overhead. ✨ ▫️"Cliff Plank Road": Hanging over a 300-meter cliff! Caution if you're afraid of heights, but it's a fantastic photo opportunity (wear non-slip shoes!) ▫️"One Incense Stick": A stone pillar that hasn't been blown down in 400 years! Your guide will share legends (it's even more captivating!) ▪️Enjoy "Hezha Hotpot" at the entrance to the scenic area for lunch! Recommended: "Shuai Ba Ren" (sour and fragrant He Zha + soft and glutinous cured pig's trotter, 50 ren per person, enough to fill you up) ▪️ In the afternoon, head to "Yunlong Ground Crack" (entrance fee 50 ren, get a combined ticket with Qixingzhai for a great deal!) 👉🏻 The ground crack is filled with waterfalls! Super cool in the summer! There's a rainbow near the waterfall (best light between 3-4 pm). 👉🏻 Wild kiwis are sold at the exit (10 ren per pound, incredibly sweet!) 🍜 [Enshi Food Map] A Local's Guide ▪️ Breakfast: Youxiang (oil-flavored) + He Zha at "Zhao Ji Lawei Restaurant" (they're crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, and a little chili paste is perfect!) ▪️ Late-night snack: "Xidu Tea City Night Market"! Must-Try: ▫️ Baked Potatoes (Sprinkled with Chili Peppers and Zhe Er Gen, 3r each) ▫️ Baked Potatoes (Flourier than baked potatoes, served with pickled radish to relieve the greasiness) ▫️ Rice Tofu (Smooth with chili oil and vinegar, super appetizing) ▪️ Dessert: "Zhangguan Hezha" corn rice with soft-boiled egg (Hezha is fermented, so it might be a little strange the first time you try it, but the more you drink it, the more addictive it gets!) ❗️ [Tips to Avoid Pitfalls] 1️⃣ Arrive early at Pingshan Canyon/Shiziguan! After 8 PM, the lines can be as long as 2 hours (6 PM is recommended during peak season!) 2️⃣ Wear non-slip sneakers when hiking in the Grand Canyon! The steps are steep and slippery (slippers or high heels are a no-no). 3️⃣ Don't buy souvenirs in the scenic area! The specialty shops in the city's "Selenium City Tea City" are even cheaper (bacon, dried tofu, and wild honey are available without a care). 4️⃣ Enshi is rainy! Bring an umbrella (sunshowers are common in the afternoons of August, and the mountain scenery is even more picturesque after the rain). #EnshiTravel #Most Asked-About-My-Friends #Ruge's Journey #CityHumanitiesNotes #Have Fun with Friends

You can go with a girl, but you can't get a discount.