1. Chongqing Tieshanping
As long as you go to Tieshanping in spring, you will always enjoy beautiful flowers. Shan Ye is full of flowers, so it's spectacular to think about it.
When you arrive at Tieshanping, you can walk or ride with your family in the mountains and forget your work, life and troubles for a while. A small tent, accompanied by the fragrance of flowers, gives people a comfortable and different taste.
With the fragrance of flowers and the beauty of spring, you can also prepare your own food. You can find your own homestay and cook for yourself, not to mention how cool it feels!
2. Chongqing Shengtian Lake
Spring outing is not as good as Tianhu, which is definitely a good choice. The scenery here is fascinating, with ancient towns, canyons, mountains and lakes.
Shengtian Lake is adjacent to Pianyan Ancient Town and Jindaoxia, where you can visit ancient towns and canyons and experience local folk customs. The Tridi Gorge Valley is the best place for picnics. Need to go by boat, where you can play freely!
3. Lotus Lake in University Town
Lotus Lake, crystal clear water and fresh air are still worth a visit.
Set up a tent by the lake and put it on the picnic rack. If you are interested, you can go fishing with a fishing rod and bask in the sun, not to mention how comfortable it is.
Babin Road Jiangyong Cui Di Park, Chongqing
In spring, it is a good experience to have a picnic by the fragrant river on Babin Road. You can also ride a bike here or take your children to fly kites!
4. Yunzhuan Mountain in Banan, Chongqing
Yunzhuan Mountain Scenic Area is one of the old "Twelve Scenes of Bayu" and "New Eight Scenes of Banan" in Chongqing. There are mountains, water and human feelings here!
When I am free, I will invite some friends to climb mountains and see the scenery here. There is always a place for you to relax, whether in the mountains or the countryside. A picnic is absolutely suitable!
5. Wang Ping of Nanchuan Mountain in Chongqing
Wang Ping Karst National Ecological Park in Nanchuan Mountain has not only natural green ecological stone forest, but also many wild animals and rare plants! Come here for a spring picnic, not just to think about it, but to feel it!
6. Qingxigou
Qingxigou Lake is clear, with criss-crossing mountains and valleys on both sides and overlapping cliffs. There are magical peaks and valleys, stone forests, deep caves and many historical sites. Magical stalagmites soar into the sky, and all kinds of Danxia stones abound.
From time to time, there are fishing boats swinging in the lake. From a height, the lakes and mountains are beautiful and quiet. Stay away from the hustle and bustle of the city, keep a leisurely nature, swim in it and have a pleasant experience.
Going camping for a picnic, barbecuing, fishing, cycling, drinking tea and playing cards in the farmhouse are simply enjoyment.
7. Changshou Lake
In Changshou Lake, the sky is blue, the water is blue, and people's mood is beautiful. It's a pity not to go on a picnic. You can also camp, with tents and bonfires at night and beer at night; In the morning, the smoke is vast and the water and sky are the same, so we can't rush to this scene.
8. Choice of cookware
A. Cooking stoves In field activities, it is an important skill in field life to build cooking stoves by using topographic features, which is the basis and necessary condition for picnics. All kinds of stoves should be built according to the fuel they can find.
Today's outdoor life can carry modern equipment such as gasoline stoves and gas stoves. But when these conditions are not met, it is necessary to build a simple and practical stove for boiling water and cooking.
B. Shisan stove
Shisan stove is the simplest and oldest stove. Three stones of the same height are placed in a triangle, and a pot or pot rack is placed inside. Generally, the bottom of the pot or pot is about 20 cm from the ground (the height depends on the fuel used, such as cow dung, not more than 20 cm, firewood, which can be raised appropriately).
C. hanging furnace
Find two branches with forks on them, and insert them into the ground in parallel with wooden sticks or branches, tent poles, etc. Hang the pot or kettle on the crossbar in the middle and make a fire below. You can also build a U-shaped wall with stones, put a stick or branch on it, hang a pot or kettle on the stick, and make a fire below. The U-shaped port should be in the blowing direction to facilitate combustion.
The above two kinds of stoves are the most commonly used, and ethnic minorities in remote areas are still using them.
D. wooden stove
In forest areas, it is sometimes impossible to find suitable stones to make stoves. You can find 4~6 thick branches (preferably new or wet branches), about 30~40 cm long, sharpen one end with a knife, and nail it to the ground according to the bottom area of the pot or kettle used. Put the pot or kettle on the stake and make a fire under it.
E. pit furnace
In the absence of suitable stones and branches, you can also dig a hole in the ground. Dig an inclined hole with a depth of about 20 ~ 30cm, a length of about120cm and a width of about 30 ~ 40cm on the ground. Put wooden sticks or tent poles on the soil bags stacked on both sides of the hole, and hang the pot or kettle on the wooden rolling pot or kettle pole or tent pole (generally, the distance between the pot bottom and the pit bottom should be more than 20cm).
F. Huotangzao
A fire pit is a kind of bonfire. You should choose the shelter under the slope, dig a square or round pit about 20 cm deep, and put a tripod on it for baking food, boiling water and cooking. A fire pit can preserve the fire well, and food can also be buried in the fire pit for baking.
There are many kinds of cookers, such as basic stoves, scattered stoves and dark stoves. , can be built according to the number of local materials.
When using a picnic stove in the field, special attention should be paid to avoiding fires. When building a stove, the flammable materials such as weeds should be cleaned up and fire prevention measures should be taken. After use, the residual fire should be extinguished or buried with soil to avoid leaving fire hazards.