Shaanxi scenery

Heihe National Forest Park (黑河国家森林公园), located in the heart of the Qinling Mountains and at the source of the Heihe River in Xi’an, is a natural wonderland that encompasses four major scenic areas and over 100 attractions. This park is characterized by its dense forests, magnificent rock formations, and picturesque landscapes, making it a haven […]

Taiping National Forest Park (太平国家森林公园), nestled within Hu County’s Taipingyu, covers a vast expanse of 6,085 hectares, boasting elevations ranging from 880 meters to a towering 3,000 meters, with the highest peak being the crystalline Ice Peak at 3,015 meters. This park is a rare gem in the northwest region, featuring numerous hidden mountain waterfalls,

Cuihua Mountain (翠华山), located in the northern foothills of the Qinling Mountains in the southern part of Xi’an, is a captivating natural and cultural gem. The mountain derives its name from the Cuihua Temple found on its slopes, where a statue of Cuihua, a legendary maiden, is enshrined. According to folklore, Cuihua fled to this

The Qinling Mountains (秦岭) are a mountain range located in central China, stretching over 1,000 km from west to east across five provinces: Shaanxi, Henan, Gansu, Hubei, and Sichuan. The range is named after the ancient state of Qin, which was located in the area and is famous for being the birthplace of the Qin

The Qinling Wildlife Park (秦岭野生动物园), located in Xi’an, is a nationally recognized 4A-level tourist destination that seamlessly combines wildlife conservation, educational outreach, tourism, and leisure. Spanning over 2600 acres, this expansive park is home to some of the most precious inhabitants of the Qinling Mountains, including the “Qinling Four Treasures” – giant pandas, takins, golden

Nestled within the boundaries of Meixian County in Shaanxi Province, Mount Taibai National Forest Park (太白山国家森林公园, Taibai Mountain) is a majestic treasure located at the northern foothills of the Qinling Mountains, home to the primary peak of the range, Mount Taibai. Rising to an impressive elevation of approximately 3,767 meters, Mount Taibai exhibits a stunning

Mount Li, known as “Lishan” in Chinese (骊山), is a captivating and historically significant mountain located in the southern part of Lintong District in Xi’an, Shaanxi Province, China. This mountain is a prominent offshoot of the majestic Qinling Mountain Range and stands at an elevation of 1,302 meters, stretching approximately 25 kilometers from east to

Mount Hua (华山, Huashan Mountain), historically known as “Xiyue” or “Western Mountain,” is one of China’s Five Great Mountains. Located in Huayin City, Shaanxi Province, it is connected to the Qinling mountain range to the south and overlooks the Yellow River and Wei River to the north. The highest peak of Mount Hua stands at