Badong, Hubei - the first county where the Yangtze River enters Hubei Province, the birthplace of the tracker culture of Shennong Stream, integrating canyon streams, tracker culture, and Tujia customs. The 3-day 2-night in-depth tour includes stream exploration, cultural experience, and canyon sightseeing.
Explore Shennong Stream Valley, discover the secret realm of the Ba people, venture into the perilous Lianzi Gorge, visit the secluded Wuyuan Cave, and experience the tracker culture and canyon wonders in the hinterland of the Yangtze Three Gorges
Visit Shennong Stream Scenic Area for the whole day. In the morning, take a pea-pod wooden boat to experience trackers pulling the boat, and in the afternoon, hike along the canyon plank road to feel the primitive and simple tracker culture.
Explore Baren River Scenic Area for the whole day. In the morning, experience canyon hiking and stream tracing adventure, and in the afternoon, visit the cultural relics of the ancient Ba people to learn about their history.
Challenge the precipitous Lianzi Stream canyon in the morning, visit the karst wonders of Wuyuan Cave in the afternoon, and end the trip by purchasing local specialties of Badong in the evening.
A traditional specialty of Badong, made with unique craftsmanship, golden in color, rich in five-spice flavor, and delicate in taste, with a history of hundreds of years.
Using wild fresh fish from Shennong Stream, it can be steamed, braised in soy sauce or made into soup, with tender meat and delicious taste, being a characteristic river fresh delicacy of Badong.
A characteristic pickled food of Badong, made by fermenting fresh chili mixed with corn flour, sour and spicy to stimulate appetite, being a common homemade side dish of the Tujia people.
A historic famous tea, named because it was once a tribute in ancient times, with clear tea soup, lasting aroma, mellow taste and sweet aftertaste.