In which province, city and county is Shennongjia located?

In terms of administrative divisions, Shennongjia, as an administrative district, is directly under the jurisdiction of Hubei Province and is not affiliated with any city. Geographically speaking, Shennongyan Bureau is located at the junction of Xiangyang City, Shiyan City, Yichang Zaoli City, and Enshi Tujia and Miao Autonomous Prefecture.

Shennongjia has the largest virgin forest in central China and is the habitat of many rare animals such as the Chinese giant salamander, Sichuan golden monkey, clouded leopard, golden leopard, and Asia black bear. In 2016, Shennongjia was included in the World Heritage List. Among the six scenic spots in China that foreigners are not allowed to enter, Shennongjia is one of them, which undoubtedly adds a mysterious color to the scenery here.

Shennongjia is not a scenic spot, but composed of many scenic spots. It is not as majestic and majestic as the Qinling Mountains, nor is it as rugged as Zhangjiajie. It is deep and primitive and mysterious, making the entire jurisdiction full of scenery.

Shennong Altar

Shennong Altar is known as the south gate of Shennongjia and is also a landmark attraction in Shennongjia.

The Shennong Altar is an altar for worshiping Shennong. Shennong was the Yan Emperor in history, and he teamed up with the Yellow Emperor to defeat Chi You. Legend has it that Shennong taught people how to farm, hence the name. He tasted hundreds of herbs, cured diseases and saved people, and from then on he had Chinese medicine.

In addition to ancient legends, there is also a thousand-year-old king of fir trees here - Tie Jian Xian Sou Shan, which is amazing. It is 36 meters high, with a breast diameter of 2.47 meters and a chest circumference of 7.5 meters. It requires six or seven people to hug each other. It has a history of more than a thousand years. Hemlock fir is the most vigorous and tall fir tree in the vast forest of Shennongjia. People who come to watch and play can not only appreciate its antique majesty, but also appreciate its awe-inspiring righteousness.