To celebrate the 74^th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China, Sanqingshan UGGp held red song flash mob events at Tourists’ Square, the Tourist Center and other locations. Classic songs such as My Motherland and I echoed among the mountains and rivers, attracting tourists to stop, sing along and wave flags, blending patriotism with festive joy.

At 6 o’clock early that morning, the Jinsha and Waishuangxi cableways started operating ahead of schedule, with busy crowds at the ticket checkpoints. In the misty rain, the peak forests of Sanqingshan UGGp loomed indistinctly, showcasing an otherworldly beauty that tourists described as a “fairy fog forest”. Every snapshot turned out to be an atmospheric photo, highly popular among young visitors. Tourists climbed the mountain and took photos in the rain, with their enthusiasm unchanged.
Faced with rainfall and passenger flow pressure, all staff in the Geopark stuck to the front line: the tourist service center provided free ginger soup; staff directed traffic and organized transfers in the rain; medical stations handled minor incidents for tourists in a timely manner; and merchants offered free food tastings. Such thoughtful services won high praise from visitors.
The Geopark reminds visitors that on October 2, the two major cableways will still operate at 6:00 a.m., and free transfer services will start at 7:00 a.m. Tourists are advised to plan their trips reasonably and travel during off-peak hours for a more comfortable visiting experience.