Hubei Scenery

The Natural Bridge Scenic Area (天生桥景区), located in Shennongjia, Hubei Province, China, is a captivating eco-tourism destination that officially opened its doors to the public in April 2003. Spanning an elevation of 1200 meters and covering an expansive 60 square kilometers, this area stands out for its unique caves, bridges, waterfalls, and pools, offering visitors […]

The Shennongjia Museum of Natural History (神农架自然博物馆) stands as the sole regional natural history museum in the central China region. With over 12,000 plant specimens representing more than 2,000 species and 1,000 animal specimens showcasing over 400 species, the museum encapsulates the rich and diverse flora and fauna of Shennongjia, offering a glimpse into a

Guanmen Mountain Scenic Area (官门山风景区), nestled along the Shicao River is a picturesque representation of the Shennongjia region. Rich in biodiversity, adorned with perilous peaks and unique forests, and complemented by the harmonious interplay of mountains and water, Guanmen Mountain offers a glimpse into the essence of Shennongjia. Basic Information Estiamted Length of Tour Half

The Shennongjia International Ski Resort (神农架国际滑雪场), established in 2004, is situated at an elevation ranging from 2120 to 2380 meters, adjacent to the Shennongjia National Park. Its unique combination of latitude, temperature, humidity, and altitude results in snow quality comparable to that of the European Alps. With minimal wind and fog during the winter season,

Yanzi Gap, also known as Swallow Pass (燕子垭), is located in Songbai Town, Shennongjia. Sitting at an elevation of 2150 meters, this mountain pass is renowned for the nearby Swallow Cave. The National Highway 209 traverses through the cliffs, with a Rainbow Bridge soaring between the two mountains. Walking on it is an exhilarating experience,

Dajiuhu National Wetland Park (大九湖国家湿地公园), also known as Jiuhu Ping (九湖坪), is nestled amidst a picturesque landscape surrounded by a range of mountains, with the highest peak reaching 2800 meters, forming a natural barrier. With a total area of 9320 hectares and an average elevation of 1730 meters, it represents a typical subalpine marsh wetland

Nestled within the southwest region of the Shennongjia Nature Reserve, the Shennong Peak Scenic Area (神农顶风景区, Shennongding Scenic Area) spans approximately 883.6 square kilometers and boasts six peaks exceeding an altitude of 3000 meters, earning it the title of the “Central China Rooftop.” The highest peak, Shennong Peak, extends as the residual range of the