Introduction of Xiandu Scenic Area

Xiandu Scenic Area Introduction The total area of Xiandu Scenic Area is 166.2 square kilometers, including four scenic spots, namely Xiandu, Huanglong, Yanmen and Dayangshan, and Dinghu Peak and Niweng Cave.

There are more than 300 scenic spots, such as Little Red Cliff, Furong Gorge, Zhutan Mountain and Zhaohou Temple. There are Jiuquxi and Shili Gallery. Beautiful mountains and rivers, misty clouds, idyllic scenery full of wild interest, both the show of Guilin, the wonder of Huangshan Mountain and the danger of Huashan Mountain. In particular, Dinghu Peak is as high as 170.8 meters, rising from the ground and soaring into the sky, and is known as the first bamboo shoot in the world.

Since 1950s, Xiandu's wonderful landscape and pleasing human resources have been favored by film and television directors, and nearly 100 film and television works have been filmed on location here, which is known as a natural studio. Xiandu is located in the center of Zhejiang Zhongnan Tourism Line, with a superior geographical position.

Zhejiang tourist attractions

Song Cheng Scenic Area is the most popular theme park in Chinese mainland, with more than 7 million visitors every year. Adhering to the business philosophy that architecture is the shape and culture is the soul, the six theme blocks in the park, Song He East Street, Tuhao Shijia, Rouge Lane, Feilai Lane, Food Street and Shijing Street, are luxuriously upgraded and very lively.

Moganshan, a vein outside Tianmu Mountain, was named after the late Spring and Autumn Period, when the generals of the He Lv Sect of the King of Wu cast chinese odyssey's swords for men and women here. Located in Deqing County, Huzhou City, it is one of the four summer resorts in China. Although it is not as majestic as Tai Dai and as steep as Huashan Mountain, it is known as the first mountain in the south of the Yangtze River with its green bamboo forests, clear and inexhaustible mountain springs, scattered villas and charming scenery in all seasons.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Zhejiang