What are the tourist attractions in Duyun?

Duyun, located at the southern foot of Miao Ling Mountain in the south-central part of Guizhou Province, is the most advantageous city in Guizhou Province and even the whole southwest region, leading to the south China coast and connecting with the sea. It is the capital of Qiannan Prefecture with infinite scenery, and it is a garden city integrating mountains, water, bridges and gardens, with a forest coverage rate of 46.2%. Duyun is a provincial-level scenic spot, a national excellent tourist city, a national health first city, a national advanced sports city and a national registered "Bullfighting City in Western China". Duyun Maojian Tea, a city brand of Duyun, enjoys the reputation of "Renhuai Maotai Liquor in the North and Duyun Maojian Tea in the South".

Duyun's natural scenery is magical and beautiful, with diverse landforms, colorful cave landscapes and wonderful wildlife. There are quaint folk customs, bridges with different styles, Maanshan Forest Park, which is rare in China and closest to the urban area, Wenfeng Park, the largest open leisure park in the province, with a green area of more than 40,000 square meters, Jianjiang River, a natural swimming pool with clear water passing through the city, Bai Zi Bridge with a history of more than 200 years, and the famous "Dawn of Dongshan, Twilight of Xifeng, jathyapple in the South Building, Seven Stars in Beiling, Rain Flower in Lingyan and Spring Rise in Longtan". There is also a new tourist attraction-Jiaoshan Nature Reserve, with cranes at an altitude of 196 1 m, covering an area of more than 80 square kilometers and a forest of120,000 mu, with a coverage rate of 88%. There are hundreds of streams, all kinds of wild animals and plants, more than 20 acres of ancient land on the top of the mountain, and the water in the pool will not melt all year round.

Duyun is rich in animal and plant resources, with a wide variety of creatures, and there are a total of rare animals 18 species in the territory. Among them, there are 9 species of national protected animals, such as giant salamander and pangolin, 8 species of national protected plants, such as fragrant fruit tree, ten-toothed flower and spiny bamboo, and several species of ginkgo and Metasequoia.