Which city does Qingliu County belong to?

Qingliu County is a county under the jurisdiction of Sanming City, Fujian Province. Qingliu County is located in the west of Fujian, south of Wuyishan and upstream of Jiulong River. Qingliu County is one of the famous ancestral places of Hakka, with rich Hakka customs all over the county.

Liu Qing refers to Qingliu County of Sanming City. The scenic spots in Qingliu County include Lingtai Mountain Scenic Area, Qixingyan Scenic Area, Dingguang Buddha and Tianfangyuetan Hot Spring Resort.

? 1, Lingtai Mountain Scenic Area

Lingtai Mountain is located in the east of Changxiao Town, Liu Qing, northwest Fujian, with an area of 7.5 square kilometers. It is the birthplace of Hakka people, the central hub of Ninghua, Liancheng and Changting, and is known as the cradle of Hakka people in the world. It is adjacent to Guanqing in the south, the Hakka ancestral hall and Swan Cave in Ninghua in the north, and the mother river in Changting in the west.

2. Qixingyan (Beidou Mountain) Scenic Area

Qixingyan (Beidou Mountain) Scenic Area is located in Qingliu County, Sanming City, Fujian Province, and consists of Lion King Peak Scenic Area, Crescent Lake Scenic Area and Songxi River Scenic Area respectively. Qixingyan (Beidou Mountain) belongs to Danxia landform, and it is named because the seven stone peaks such as Beidou are closely arranged.

3. Dingguang Buddha

Liu Qing Dingguang Buddha is located in Lingtai Mountain, filial piety town, Qingliu County, Fujian Province. The base of the giant Buddha is 9 meters high, the statue is 36.99 meters high, and the total height is 45.99 meters.

4. Tian Fang Yuetan Hot Spring Resort

Tian Fang Yuetan Hot Spring Resort is located in Songkou Town, Qingliu County. It is a national geological park with the theme of hot springs in China. Here, you can not only taste the artistic feast of the perfect combination of Hakka architecture and Southeast Asian customs, but also experience the well-being of hot springs rich in germanium and radon.

5. Fox Cave (Kowloon Cave)

Jiulong Cave, also known as Fox Cave, is located in Wusha Township, Qingliu County. 1In August, 989, archaeologists You Yuzhu and Dong Xingren of China Academy of Sciences published a paper entitled "Discovery of ancient human tooth fossils in Liu Qing, Fujian" in the third issue of Anthropology Journal.