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What are the interesting scenic spots in Qinling Mountain, Shaanxi Province?

1, Huashan Known as "Xiyue" in ancient times and "Taihua Mountain" in elegance, it is one of the five famous mountains in China and one of the birthplaces of Chinese civilization. China and Huaxia originated from Huashan Mountain. Huashan Mountain is the sacred place of the "fourth cave heaven" of the mainstream Quanzhen religion of Taoism, and it is also a god widely worshipped by Chinese people, that is, Xiyue Huashan.

2. Zhong Nanshan. Zhong Nanshan, also known as Taiyi Mountain and Zhounan Mountain, is called Nanshan for short. It is one of the sub-industries that originated from Taoist culture, Buddhist culture, longevity culture and the god of wealth. It is the birthplace of allusions such as "Wanshou Mountain is better than Nanshan Mountain" and "South Shortcut". It is located in the middle of Qinling Mountains in Shaanxi Province and is an important geographical symbol of China.

3. Seventy-two valleys in Qinling Mountains. There are many valleys in the Qinling Mountains, hence the name Seventy-two Valley, which are distributed in Tongguan County, Huayin County, hua county, Weinan City, Lantian County, Chang 'an District, Huxian County, zhouzhi county County and Meixian County on the northern slope, among which the famous valleys are Hua Valley, Dafu Valley, Wenxian Valley and Puyu Valley.

4. Nanmengxi. Nanmengxi is hidden in the hinterland of Zhong Nanshan Mountain, with a distance of 8km from Xi 1 14km, a total area of 12km2 and a forest coverage rate of 99.9%. There are 65438 peaks, 48 streams and 86 waterfalls, and there are 140 species of mammals and 320 species of birds.

5. Maijishan Grottoes. Maijishan Grottoes, one of the four largest grottoes in China, is known as the "Oriental Sculpture Museum". It is located in the western part of the Qinling Mountains, and the cliffs stand like wheat. Since the late Qin dynasty, cave niches have been carved on the vertical cliff surface, with a height of 20-80 meters and a width of 200 meters.