The Renrenzhong Yandangshan Base currently has two main training areas: one is located across from the Sanze Waterfall Scenic Area, and the other is located within the Forest Park.
Features: The training course is nestled among the mountains within the scenic area, offering a unique setting that provides participants with a natural and enjoyable training experience.
Capacity: The site opposite the Three-Tier Waterfall Scenic Area can accommodate training for approximately 160 people. The Forest Park site can accommodate training for approximately 120 people. High-Altitude Activities: - Site opposite the Three-Tier Waterfall Scenic Area: 2 sets of sky ladders, 3 sets of broken bridges, 2 sets of aerial bars - Forest Park site: 2 sets of sky ladders, 2 sets of broken bridges, 1 set of aerial bars

Notes:
1. Admission is free for the site opposite the Three-Tier Waterfall Scenic Area; the Forest Park Scenic Area charges an admission fee of 12.5 yuan per person.
2. The survival wall at the site opposite the Three-Tier Waterfall Scenic Area is unavailable.
3. Several plum trees have been planted near the survival wall at the Forest Park Scenic Area; they will be removed next spring. This activity can be arranged for groups of up to 30 people.

Feitianlong Leisure Center is a large-scale, upscale leisure facility in Yandangshan. Over the past decade, it has established a main branch and several branches in Yandangshan, with the capacity to accommodate over a hundred guests at a time. The center features elegant decor and comprehensive facilities, including private rooms of various sizes, and offers a range of professional wellness services such as saunas, foot baths, massage, beauty treatments, and hair styling.

Established in May 2000, Yandangshan Tea Farm is located on Xialingyan Road in the heart of Yandangshan, one of China’s first batch of National Key Scenic Areas. It is a newly established, high-standard private agricultural enterprise in Wenzhou that integrates production, processing, and trade. The farm has 135 hectares of direct cultivation land, with 40 hectares certified as organic tea by the Organic Tea Research and Development Center (OTRDC) of the Tea Research Institute, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences (organic tea certification number: TRDC-123L-2003). The tea plantations are distributed among the mist-shrouded peaks at an altitude of 1,000 meters, where light and heat complement each other throughout the four seasons. Hence, the legend of monkeys picking tea. The tea trees are nourished year-round by rain and dew, absorbing nutrients from the crevices of the rocks, resulting in an exceptional aroma. They were once tribute tea during the Ming Dynasty, as described in a poem by Zhang Yuanying of the Ming Dynasty: “The spring tea of Yanshan tastes like that of the immortals, picked just before the Qingming rain. Precious dew-kissed buds are reserved for the imperial court; I caress the stone cauldron to taste the fresh spring water.” The natural ecological environment is truly a “Shangri-La.” The facility features a villa-style, high-standard, stunning factory building covering an area of 1,200 square meters, with a 25-cubic-meter cold storage unit and 100% mechanization for tea processing. The flagship products are the “Yan Baiyun” brand series, including “Yandang Baiyun Tea (Yandang Maofeng)” and “ Yandang Yunwu Tea,” are derived from traditional Yandang varieties, high-quality early-harvest Yandang tea varieties, and superior strains such as Yingshuang. Meticulously crafted through a combination of traditional handcrafted methods and modern techniques, these teas feature tightly rolled leaves, a lustrous green hue, a pale green infusion, an intoxicating aroma that lingers, and a rich, mellow flavor with a sweet aftertaste. They have long been renowned as the finest among Yandang teas. However, to safeguard human health and preserve the harmonious relationship between humanity and nature, we have implemented a “green organic” technology and brand strategy.

Located on Songxi Avenue in Yandangshan, next to the Yandangshan Museum, the circular auditorium seats nearly 800 people. It frequently hosts cultural and entertainment performances rich in local flavor and Ou-Yue cultural characteristics, making it an ideal destination to round out an evening of exploring the natural night scenery. Behind the stage are private boxes of various sizes, offering a space for relaxation and enjoyment.