Ou River Drift Park

　　The park features a leisure corridor adorned with ornate beams and painted rafters, stone tables and benches, a restaurant accommodating over 150 people, five small villas, and many rare birds such as peacocks, turkeys, and guineafowl for visitors to enjoy.

　　What makes this place even more special are its entertainment activities such as bamboo raft drifting, speedboats, board games, beach volleyball, and swimming. Drifting on a bamboo raft amid the soft river breeze and undulating waves, with rolling hills, fishing boats dotting the water, egrets soaring, and lush greenery all around, evokes the leisurely spirit of ancient times and the rustic charm of fishing life—allowing you to escape the hustle and bustle and refresh your body and mind.

　　Notes for rafting:

　　1. The rafting season runs from April to October each year.

　　2. It’s best to bring a set of clean clothes for changing after disembarking, as well as a pair of plastic slippers to wear on the boat.

　　3. Do not bring cash or valuables on the raft. In case of capsizing or other accidents, the rafting company and insurance provider will not compensate for lost money or items. If you must bring a camera despite the risks, use a low-cost disposable model, wrap it in a plastic bag, open it only on calm stretches, and keep it wrapped during rapids—also be prepared for the possibility of it falling into the water.

　　4. The first thing to do upon boarding is to carefully read the rafting instructions, follow the boatman’s arrangements, put on a life jacket, and locate the safety rope.

　　5. If participating in rafting in cooler weather, you can purchase a raincoat at the departure point.

　　6. When the raft passes through rapids, follow the boatman’s instructions, avoid unnecessary movement, grip the safety rope tightly, pull your feet close, and lean your body toward the center of the raft.

　　7. In case of capsizing, stay calm—your life jacket will keep you afloat.