Brief introduction of Haokun Lake

Haokun Lake is a tourist attraction in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, located near Baise-Lingyun Highway.

Bicheng river system is 5 kilometers away from the Dragon Palace with charm, and the lake is 500- 1000 meters wide. Haokun Lake Tourism and Leisure Resort is located in Lingzhan Township, lingyun county, about 5 kilometers away from Baise-Lingyun second-class highway, with a lake area of about 20 square kilometers and wide and clear water quality. The mountains around the lake are undulating, and peaks stand in the lake. The island is exposed and the natural scenery is very beautiful.

Bi Cheng originated in Qinglongshan, Haokun Lake, and is one of the sources of the Pearl River. Bichenghe spouted from the water source cave, first gathered into a green lake under the ancient banyan tree with intertwined holes, and then flowed through the center of Lingyun County, winding out of the city. Bi Chenghe passes through Sicheng, flows through a place called Xiajia, digs into the ground in Cai Jia, and emerges from the ground after sneaking for 5 kilometers. This river passes through Xiajia Nongpan to Lingzhan Haokun and becomes a lake. This is Lake Haokun.

Introduction of scenic spots

Haokun Lake National Wetland Park is located in Lingzhan Township, Xiajia Town, lingyun county, about 5 kilometers away from Baise-Lingyun second-class highway, with a lake area of about 20 square kilometers. The lake is wide, the water quality is clear, and the surrounding mountains are undulating and continuous. The lonely mountain stands in the lake, the island is exposed, and the natural scenery is very beautiful. There are Zhuang, Yao and other ethnic minorities living by the lake, with unique folk customs.

Haokun Lake, called East Lake in ancient times, has beautiful scenery everywhere. In ancient times, many literati traveled to Haokun Lake, leaving a blue sky in Haokun Lake, reflecting the green flowers, and leaving a boat to find Tao Qian in Taohuayuan. The story of visiting the East Lake carved by Tusi Cen on the stone wall near Diaoyutai in Fenzhou in the Ming Dynasty has been passed down to this day. Haokun Lake is green all year round and bottomless. Several small islands in the lake are embedded in a huge emerald pendant.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Haokun Lake