A one-day tour to Dujiangyan for photography

Transportation: Take Metro Line 2 to [Xipu Station], then take the train to Dujiangyan Station, the fare is 10 yuan/person, about 30min (remember to buy in advance, otherwise you will only have the same station as me) \uD83D\uDD35 Blue Tears Detailed Strategy: 1 Blue Tears do not need tickets, free viewing (daytime is also super good looking, four o'clock look to, eat a meal and go to check in, daytime night view one step in place) 2. Lighting time: turn on the lights when it is dark (it is recommended to go around 7 o'clock to shoot out the effect is better, I have not turned off the lights at 22:30, but the nearby shops are closed, not eating is not recommended to play too late) 3. Return: The second to last bus from Lidui Park → Saipu leaves at 19:38, the first to last bus leaves at 21:55. Walk about one kilometer from South Bridge to Lidui Park Station _ \uD83D\uDCF8 Photo Location: The location that recently exploded is not at the South Bridge (but at the Yangtian Wo Corridor Bridge, about 200 meters walk from the South Bridge) (The river at the South Bridge is wider, the water flow is slower, and there is no video at night) 1. The staircase of the corridor bridge shot back or side face is very out of the film 2. Facing the left side of the stairs a little shot back side face (because people shot out is smaller, shoot a little atmosphere will be better) 3. Leave the corridor and walk a little forward (taking the panoramic view of the corridor is also very photogenic)                  —— Potato lovers who want to go to Dujiangyan and Qingcheng Mountain are advised to go to Dujiangyan first (Qingcheng Mountain, whether it is the front mountain or the back mountain, the whole journey takes almost 4 hours, playing Dujiangyan first will be much easier) < ⛰️ The next day I chose to stay because I was going to play in the back mountains "Qingcheng Mountain Youwu Private Hot Spring Hotel" here scenery is very good, very out of the film (in the ancient town of Tai'an halfway up the mountain, good scenery). The caves, hot springs, and rooftops in the public area are all very photographic. Each room also has a private soup rooftop lighting a bonfire, chatting with friends, drinking, taking pictures, are very milky, the room's floor-to-ceiling windows full of green is really super healing. <