Tian Zhu Shan (Mountain) West

January 24th, I hiked Tian Zhu Shan's (mountain) west side.

There's not much to say about it, so just enjoy the pictures. :) 

Once exited from the subway, the route to the west entrance is opposite the way of east entrance. Of course the buses are waiting for a quick ride, but I preferred walking (around 25-35 minutes) so as to see the plants and places along the path. There are many gardens, even along the sides of the road, as well as strawberry farms, and chicken and duck farms.

 

 

Once to the mountain entrance, there are a couple paths to take to explore the whole area. Compared to east entrance, this part of the mountain contains more difficult climbs, but the views are worth it.

I didn't stop, but up in the mountain there's a small restaurant. 

 The path continues down steep steps and along the river created by the waterfall. There are photogenic spots where people can climb to get quite close to the bottom of the falls.

The place on the right is a cute little cafe shop.

I think these tents are for having small parties or gatherings.

On the walk back, I stopped to wander around this tea farm. Oh, how I love God's nature. 💜

Near the subway, I paused to enjoy homemade ice cream from a stand along the side of the road. Look at the shovel spoon. 😄