Where is Langshan in Hunan?

Langshan Mountain is located in Xinning County, Shaoyang City, Hunan Province. It has six major scenic spots: Tianyi Lane, Pepper Peak, Fuyi River, Bajiao Village, Zixia Cave, and Tiansheng Bridge. 18 scenic areas have been discovered and There are more than 500 named important scenic spots, as well as three major caves and a virgin forest, with a total area of ??108 square kilometers. It is a typical Danxia landform and is a rare environmentally friendly natural landscape area.

The status of Langshan

Langshan, a world natural heritage, national geological park, and national AAAA-level scenic spot, is located in Xinning County, Shaoyang City, Hunan Province, adjacent to Guilin Scenic Area in Guangxi to the south and Guilin Scenic Area to the north. Zhangjiajie Scenic Area echoes. "Wang" is found in "Cihai", which says: "Wang, a place name, is in Xinning County, Hunan." "Wang" means a good mountain, which shows the beauty of Langshan. Langshan is not an individual mountain, but a collective name for the local landscape. Local myths and even local chronicles say: According to legend, Emperor Shun passed by Xinning during his southern tour. Seeing the beautiful scenery here, he blurted out, "The best mountain is Langshan, Langshan."

Langshan scenery

Langshan has a unique natural landscape with many strange stone peaks and deep caves. The Fuyi River (Fuyi River) in the upper reaches of the Zijiang River meanders through the north and south. The scenery is picturesque, including Guilin Langshan Bajiao. The beauty of the village has the tranquility of Qingcheng Mountain and the majesty of Mount Tai. The climate of Langshan is a subtropical humid monsoon climate with four distinct seasons and an average annual temperature of 17°C. The water flows continuously all year round and the vegetation is lush and clear. There are many rare and valuable species, including "plant pandas" silver fir and Davidia involucrata, and national first-class protected animals such as South China tiger, clouded leopard, golden pheasant, civet, giant salamander, etc. The forest coverage rate exceeds 70%, and the ecological environment is very superior.