Introduction to Yumenhe Reservoir Is Yumenhe Reservoir fun?

Yu He Reservoir is a unique city full of historical vicissitudes. It is an important birthplace of Chinese civilization, bearing many fascinating historical imprints and memories. Everyone can feel the greatness and magnificence of civilization from the bottom of his heart.

Yumen River is the upper reaches of Luoning River, and Huxuan River is a tributary of Yumen River, which joins Yumen River at the location of Yumen River Dam.

Yumenhe

Yumenhe dam

Come to Yumen River Dam, green mountains and green waters, and the river is rippling. This is really a wonderful scenery.

After the dam, the sluice on the north bank of Hebei Province is where Huxuan River enters Luohekou (Yumen reach).

Yumenhe dam

Yumenhe dam

The water in Luoyumen reach of the river is mainly discharged into the North Canal for power generation, life and downstream agricultural irrigation.

Chai Men, who crossed the dam, really entered the territory where turtles lived.

There are many kinds of wild vegetables along the Xuanhe River. Malan, water celery, dandelion, wild spinach, etc. Lush growth and good ecology.

The mountains and rivers are green along the way, and the place chosen by the tortoise is really a beautiful place.

Most rocks along the river are crimson.

The mysterious patterns on the rocks aroused our interest. Let's see what it looks like. Who painted it?

Of course, this is natural. It's on the cliffs on both sides of the river. Is it a sealed book?

The water volume of Huxuan River is very small, more like a stream. Since it is called Huxuan River, it must have a better ecology and plenty of water in ancient times. It's about 2 meters high now, not too deep. Upstream, you can jump around this stream, but it's easy.

So far, this place can be regarded as a good place for leisure travel. On the day of spring and summer, you can meet three or five friends, have tea and chat, pick wild vegetables and bask in the sun. Interested friends can also copy the mysterious patterns on the stone. How happy I am!

After about 20 minutes of relaxation, the valley became narrow, the stream deepened, a pool appeared, and the' road' to the turtle nest began to become difficult.

Stones in the water are roads, abrupt stones are roads, and muddy wetlands are roads.

The bulge hidden in the thorns is also a road.

We jumped over rocks, drilled through thorns, walked through mud, and climbed up and down the boulder carefully. Although it has just entered May, the weather has become extremely hot and the temperature has soared above 36 degrees. There was almost no wind in the ditch, and soon we began to sweat profusely.

This is the hardest place to get through. The water was too deep to help, so we had to climb the rock wall and walk on it.

Historically, Liu Zeng, a Taoist priest in Guangdong and a scholar in West Shu, wrote a cliff poem:

Lead the edge of tendrils to cliffs and streams, and the birds sing really clearly. Don't fly away in fear, leave it as a string for tourists. "

In order to realize it, we also learn from apes, and I am not afraid of difficulties and obstacles, so I only go to see turtles naturally.

Finally, through the difficulties and obstacles, a big stone came into view. Is it a turtle? A group of people were very excited and looked around the stone at the photos given by Teacher Fu. That's not true.

Don't be discouraged, keep going and look for the turtle. Another big stone, isn't it?

This stone is even less like it. That stone is not. Look at your feet. You are stepping on the back of a turtle. '

Look at the photo, the tortoise is not at your feet. Everyone cheered, "I found the turtle."

Teacher Gui's photo

Finally, I saw the tortoise playing in the water. I saw a giant turtle, wearing colorful armor, rushing from the west slope to the stream, almost crawling in the stream, sucking the sweet stream, how comfortable it was!

It's really cinnabar with a red circle pattern on the back. This is Uncle Luo!

The stream next to it is rushing and splashing, and it seems to be playing closely with the tortoise.

The tortoise is always waiting for the land of Heluo. It's so solemn and quiet, and it's supposed to feel the changes brought by Luo Shu to China through the stream!

I don't know whether it's the season or the change of environment. I can't put the tree down when I take pictures. Mr. Fu's turtle map is not covered by trees, and the stream is bigger.

Although the tortoise has been found, its nest is still in the upper reaches of the valley It is said that there are cliff carvings and waterfalls on it. I wonder how far it is.

Because we underestimated the situation at the scene in advance, everyone didn't bring drinking water and the weather was too hot. Sweating and panting, some people really can't stand it, so they have to stop here and go back!