CHONGQING (CQNEWS) -- The summer travel is a hot topic in summer. Where is the summer resort with the cool and green in Chongqing? Why not go to some bamboo seas, where are both cool and green in the summer days.

Yongchuan Tea Mountain Bamboo Sea

When it comes to Yongchuan Tea Mountain Bamboo Sea, the film House of Flying Daggers is hit by people naturally. Because of the film, Yongchuan Tea Mountain Bamboo Sea is known as a famous tourist resort. It is at the altitude of 500 - 800 meters, with the negative oxygen ion of 20000 per cubic centimeter as well as the average annual temperature of about 14℃. It is absolutely a good summer resort.

Beibei Baiyun Bamboo Sea

Baiyun Bamboo Sea, in the protection area of Jinyun Mountain in Beibei, is the nearest bamboo sea to Chongqing main urban areas. It is the most concentrated place for growing bamboo in Jinyun Mountain, at the altitude of 600 to 700 meters. It is called Baiyun Bamboo Sea because there is a Baiyun Temple. It is an excellent place for weekend holiday, with diverse views and without the heat and annoyance in its depth.

Tongliang Yongjia Bamboo Sea

The Yongjia Bamboo Sea is relatively close to the Yongchuan Tea Mountain Bamboo Sea. The biggest difference between them is that Yongjia Bamboo Sea is all consisted of phyllostachys pubescens, with flourishing bamboo leaves and good air permeability. You can camp with tents on the hill and the temperature is much lower than that at the foot of the hill. In addition to the bamboo sea, there is a peacock garden nearby the Yongdong Village, which has a lot of Indian blue peacocks. It is worthy to take a look.

Liangping Baili Bamboo Sea

Baili Bamboo Sea is the largest bamboo sea in Chongqing, covering an area of 119 square kilometers with various types of bamboo, known as "Bamboo Museum". Come here to live a slow life, you can find a moment of leisure in a busy life. In addition to the spectacular landscape of the bamboo sea, there are lots of temple sites and more than 50 beautiful scenic spots where you won’t want to miss. (Translated by Jiang Yuling, Fathom Language Limited)