Wanfenglin — the "Forest of Ten Thousand Peaks" — is one of China's great cone-karst landscapes: thousands of sharp green peaks rising above a patchwork of rice paddies, rapeseed fields and quiet Buyei villages. This is a self-guided cycling day through the heart of it, at your own pace — no guide, no group, no fixed itinerary. The valley floor is laced with public country roads and field paths that are free to ride, far from the tour-bus crowds at the main viewpoints. The riding is flat and easy, suitable for anyone comfortable on a bicycle: follow the peaks down farm lanes most visitors never see, stop wherever you like, and navigate with your own phone maps, the way everyone does here.