Day 27 - Mount Wudang Tour
Day 2 of mt. wudang tour. Woke up at 6am in the morning for breakfast. Gonna eat full as we are going to climb up the mountain for today. Gathered at the wudang trekking spot to start off. Initially it was still okay for many of us. However, once we reach the middle part of our 'journey', many of our legs start turning jellies. It was really physical demanding. But we managed to conquer it and reached the peak of the mountain. Sense of sastisfaction swept across everyone of us as we reached our destination. Took quite plenty of pictures on the summit as the scenery on top is simply too awesome. After like half and hour, we took cable car back down to the bottom of the mountain to head for lunch.
Group 1 introduce you the Mt. Wudang
Endless flights of stairs appearing in front of us. But we can do it.
Not really the top spot. It is just about 100 more steps away from the top.
Just a few more steps to go....
Here we are at the top of the mountain.
the spot we are previously at.
anyu and me
the chiangmai gang. Well, 4 of us went to thailand for YEP last year.
Me and daniel on the same cable car.
look at how steep the cable car travels down. Scary huh?
MDE peeps.
Went out of wudang site into the city area for lunch. After lunch, took another long bus journey back to our school. Reached our campus at around 930pm. Well, it's a pity that our weekend tour has just ended. The tour every weekend is fun!
Reflection:
China has many tourists attraction sites unlike Singapore. Hence, the number of tourists flowing in is defintely better than Singapore. Hence, what I would like to emphasized on is that, Singapore has to find other solutions to sustain its economy, and it has not failed. Countries like China earned a lot of incomes through tourism, but Singapore instead look for other alternatives such as manufacturing and services to sustain. In conclusion, we should always search for other choices if we are to survive ourselves.
posted by Adrian @ 8:26 AM
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