Luofu & Nankunshan 3-Day Tour
The inland sweep: the Daoist peaks of Luofu, a bamboo raft through a manor fort, then the Nankunshan hot springs and forested waterfalls — mountains, herbs and mineral water. Bookable end-to-end by our team.
Day-by-Day Plan
Luofu Mountain. Early bus from Huizhou (every 15 min, ~2 h, ≤¥20) to Luofu Mountain (¥60 peak, ¥48 off, 08:00–18:00). Ride the cable car over the ridgeline, visit the herb gardens and Daoist temples where Ge Hong once gathered medicine, then walk the last stretch to Feiyun Ding (1,296 m) for the cloud-sea view over the Pearl River Delta. Stay at the Lianhu Mountain Villa inside the scenic area, or return to Boluo for the night.
Xiangxi Fort & Nankunshan hot springs. Morning: drive south to Longmen's Xiangxi Fort (5 sq km of manor-fort folk architecture) and float the Xiangxi River by bamboo raft past bamboo groves, the Wuzhai fort, the Liao clan hall and the iron-chain bridge (~2 h). Afternoon: on to the Nankunshan Hot-Spring Grand View Garden — five themed bathing zones, massage pools and a man-made waterfall. Dinner and an overnight at the hot-spring resort.
Nankunshan forest. Morning inside Nankunshan (09:00–17:00): the Chuanlong Waterfall, the natural massage pools of Guanyin Pool and the rock-pools of Shihe, among 60,000 mu of reserve forest. Lunch on Guanyin greens, rock frog and longevity tea, then the direct bus back to Huizhou (3 a day, ~3 h). Bring a warm layer — the mountain nights are cool.
Book this Huizhou itinerary
Resorts, mountain tickets, hot springs, train seats and guides arranged by our team — free of charge, no obligation.
What it costs
Luofu ¥48–60 · cable car extra · Xiangxi Fort included in the day · Nankunshan hot-spring resort by ticket tier · mountain lunch ~¥50. Roughly ¥400–600 sightseeing per person.
One resort, one villa
Night one at the Luofu Lianhu Villa (¥250+); night two at the Nankunshan hot-spring resort or Xintaoyuan Villa (¥258+). Browse Guangdong hotels.
Mountain table
Guanyin greens, rock frog and mountain-stream fish, Nankunshan longevity tea, and the Hakka Three Treasures back in town — plus farmhouse cooking at Dipai.