6 must-visit attractions in Zhongxiang

The six must-visit attractions for Zhong Xiang are: Wenxiakou Reservoir, Pengdun Village, Huangxian Cave, Mochou Lake, Dakou National Forest Park, and Shimen Reservoir.

1. Wenxiakou Reservoir

Wenxiakou Reservoir is located in the upper reaches of Aoshui, a tributary on the left bank of the Han River, 35km northeast of Zhongxiang City. The dam is a clay-core gravel dam with a maximum dam height of 51.5m. The main purpose of the project is flood control, irrigation, power generation, breeding, etc. The hub consists of a dam, a spillway, an irrigation water tunnel, and a venting tunnel.

2. Pengdun Village

It is located in the hilly area on the southwest border of Zhongxiang City, Hubei Province, bordering Jingmen City (15 kilometers away from Jingmen City), with a land area of ??10.5 square kilometers. There are 9 villager groups, 320 households with 1,159 people, 9,511 acres of cultivated land, 377 acres of forest land, and 2,700 acres of water surface.

3. Huangxian Cave

Commonly known as Golden Cave, it is the core attraction of the national Dahongshan Scenic Area. Located in the south of the Dahong Mountains, it is located in Kedian Town, Zhongxiang City, Hubei Province, 66 kilometers away from the urban area of ??Zhongxiang City.

4. Mochou Lake

It is located 2 kilometers northeast of Yingzhong Town, Zhongxiang City, a national historical and cultural city, a national outstanding tourist city, and the location of the World Cultural Heritage Ming Tomb.

5. Dakou National Forest Park

It is located at the southern foot of Dahongshan Scenic Area, 30 kilometers away from Yingzhong, Zhongxiang City.

6. Shimen Reservoir

Shimen Reservoir is the first large-scale reservoir in Hubei Province invested and built by the state in 1954. Shimen Reservoir is located at the foot of Liaojue Mountain in the remnants of the Dahong Mountains in the southeast of Zhongxiang City, Hubei Province. It is the gateway to Dakou National Forest Park.

Reference for the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia—Zhongxiang City