Bao Feng Lake and Glass Bridge – Bob's Travel Blog

Early start – quick breakfast – and with luggage waiting for car to pick us up to take us to the bus.

He was late – not once but twice – so the 7.00am became after 8.00am – could have had some extra sleep.

Not to worry we were off on the bus to the lake. we were transferred to a National Park bus to take us to the lake. Short walk to the boats – see title photo.The boats were interesting designed to give tourist maximum viewing and looking very Chinese. Nice cruise around the lake with all the guide talk in Chinese – so again Bob had to rely on his translator.

lake3 — Once back down to the main car park – it was a short walk to this waterfall.

Waterfall — In the pool near the base of the waterfall – this was the sight.

Fishpool — And the people feeding them. This is common in most parks with fishponds.

feeding fish — I love the old Chinese building. The detail is amazing and the curved up corners.

Swing bridge — There was a swing bridge close to the waterfall and this was the sign. Don’t you just love the English translations.

Swing bridge 2 — This is the waterfall from the swing Bridge and the next one to looking back to the ground and fish Pond.

Fishpool2 — Ruth crossing the stepping stones. We had lots of these across streams in our walks.

Stepping Stones — Time for a countup and back on the bus to the Glass Bridge.

More about it later – as we were not allowed to use camera’s – all my photos are on my cellphone and at the moment I cannot load them onto this computer.