Lovers' Stream Rafting

Lovers' Stream Rafting

With a total length of 6.7 kilometers, Lovers' Stream Rafting combines both intensity and ease, speed and calm — allowing you to tackle fierce rapids or leisurely navigate serene blue waters, all while enjoying the poetic ambiance of mountains and water. This ecological route is built around a pristine high-mountain stream, encompassing a developed basin area of 10 square kilometers. The rafting channel sits at a relative height difference of about 500 meters from the surrounding peaks, with a forest coverage rate exceeding 95% — making it a high-density negative ion zone that’s highly beneficial to human health. Along the journey, you’ll pass dozens of scenic spots; the landscape shifts with the water and the views transform as you float — a truly breathtaking experience...

Most Unique Activity: Speedboat Surfing. Dozens of rubber boats are tethered together and pulled by a motorboat, racing through surging waves.

Most Enchanting Activity: Nationwide Pioneer of Night Rafting. Drift under moonlight and starlight for a magical experience; with shoreline lighting bright as daylight, it's absolutely safe.

Most Thrilling Activity: Repeated Surf Zone. Featuring drops as high as 4 meters and a 200-meter surfing section that challenges your courage. Dedicated vehicles will take you back to the surf entrance, allowing repeated rides for endless fun.

Most Luxurious Structures: Starting and Ending Points. The launch site boasts magnificent Han Dynasty-style architecture; the shower center at the finish point is uniquely luxurious in China — offering comfort and relaxation to unwind and rejuvenate.

Repeated Surf Zone: Offers unlimited thrills as you battle the waves, experiencing the ultimate adrenaline rush of riding the rapids.

Romantic Night Rafting: A distinctive and romantic experience, drifting under moonlight and starlight, with shoreline lights illuminating the way as brightly as day — all with guaranteed safety.

Most Luxurious Launch Point: A stunning complex of Han Dynasty-style buildings, exuding elegance and refined beauty.

Finish Point Shower Center: After completing your rafting adventure, you'll find the well-equipped shower center as shown — complete with all necessary toiletries, offering a luxurious and comfortable space to relax, decompress, and restore your peace of mind.

Finish Point Pavilion: Upon finishing the full rafting course, you’ll see an elegant pavilion as pictured. Those who finish early can rest here, chat with friends, and wait for others. With gentle breezes and calm waters, it’s the perfect spot to unwind.

[Lovers' Stream Rafting Safety Tips]

1. Participants with high blood pressure, heart disease, pregnant women, intoxicated individuals, children under 14, and elderly people are not advised to join the rafting activity.

2. Please do not bring sharp or bladed objects onboard to ensure the safety of passengers and the raft. Avoid using your hands or feet to brace against rocks during the ride to prevent injury.

3. It’s best to bring a set of clean clothes to change into after rafting, along with a pair of plastic sandals or disposable straw shoes to wear on the boat — water shoes or sandals are recommended. Choose simple, quick-drying clothing, but avoid wearing anything too thin or light-colored in case you fall into the water.

4. Do not bring valuables (such as mobile phones, cameras, jewelry, etc.), cash, or leather shoes on the raft. In case of capsizing or accidents, the rafting company and insurance will not cover lost cash or belongings. If you must bring a camera, use a low-cost waterproof model, wrap it in a plastic bag, open it in calm waters, and reseal it in rapids. Be prepared to lose it. Secure eyeglasses with a strap.

5. When passing through rapids, follow staff instructions, remain seated, hold the inner grip straps, tighten your feet, and lean toward the center of the raft. Maintain balance with the raft when navigating fast currents. Sitting in the rear? Lean slightly backward. In tandem rafts, keep balance and stay parallel to the flow. Avoid horseplay or splashing in high-drop or fast-current sections.

6. If your raft gets stuck, don’t stand up abruptly. Stabilize the raft, find solid footing, then stand to avoid being swept away. If you drift into another channel and get lodged or stranded, exit the raft.

[Emergency Response During Rafting]

① What if the raft flips?

If you fall into the water due to a capsize, stay calm, hold your breath, avoid swallowing water, and right the raft. When reboarding, ensure even weight distribution — as one side climbs, the other should brace. Retrieve any lost paddles promptly, or you’ll have to use your hands in calmer waters.

② What if you encounter a rapid?

The most thrilling part of rafting is navigating rapids. Pay attention to arrows and signs along the way to anticipate drop zones. When paddling through calm stretches, enjoy the scenery — but when facing rapids, teamwork and technique are key. Hold the inner handles, lean slightly back if sitting in the rear, and maintain balance in tandem. Avoid playing or splashing in high-risk areas.

③ What if you’re hit by another raft?

Try to angle your raft to face the impact directly (side collisions increase flip risk) and grip the ropes tightly. Post-collision, align parallel to the shore — stay inside the raft to avoid injury. Keep a safe distance from other rafts to prevent pinching. Final reminder: mentally prepare for cold water — repeated drenching gets chilly. Ginger soup is available after the ride, so no need to bring extra warming supplies.