Hubei Scenery

The Longtan River Scenic Area (龙潭河风景区), encompassing the Longtan River and the Tiger Leopard Gorge, is a picturesque destination located in the vicinity of Shiyan City. Stretching 20 kilometers from east to west and 12 kilometers from north to south, it stands as one of the few areas around Shiyan offering stunning waterfalls, scenic views,

The Tai Chi Gorge (太极峡), originally named Shuanglong Gorge, is a scenic area covering an area of 60 square kilometers, with a core area of 38 square kilometers. It is composed of over ten caves, and according to legend, it is believed to be the place where Xuantian Zhenwu, the Great Emperor of Wudang Mountain,

Jiulong Waterfalls (九龙瀑), also known as Night Dragon Waterfalls, is a breathtaking natural wonder nestled within the mountains of Hubei Province, China. Situated at an elevation ranging from 400 to 800 meters, this remote and pristine area spans over a dozen kilometers, rarely touched by human presence. The waterfalls derive their name from the majestic

Wudang Mountain (武当山, Mount Wudang), located in Shiyan City in the northwest of Hubei Province, is renowned as a sacred site in Chinese Taoism, earning the title “Peerless Wonderland, Number One Fairy Mountain Under Heaven.” Emperor Yongle’s project to “build the Forbidden City in the north and renovate Wudang in the south” established Wudang Mountain’s

The Danjiangkou Dam (丹江口大坝), initiated in 1958, stands as a monumental achievement in Chinese engineering and management. It is a large-scale water conservancy project designed, built, and managed by China itself, primarily serving flood control while also incorporating functions such as power generation, irrigation, navigation, and aquaculture. The dam is a vital hydraulic hub with

The Wulong River Scenic Area (五龙河风景区, Five Dragons River Scenic Area), situated in Yunxi, Shiyan, is a captivating destination steeped in rich dragon and divine cultures. With a history dating back approximately one million years, ancient hominids and 59 species of biological fossils have been discovered. The focal watercourse of this scenic area is the