Where is Qingtianhe Scenic Area?

Qingtianhe Scenic Area is located in Aibo County, Jiaozuo City, Henan Province.

Qingtianhe Scenic Area is located 37 kilometers northwest of Bo 'ai County, with a scenic area of 106 square kilometers. It consists of 308 scenic spots including Tianjingguan, Daquan Lake, Sanguquan, Guanyin Gorge, Foer Gorge, Jinjialing and Yueshan Temple. Qingtianhe Scenic Area inclines from northwest to southeast, high in the north and low in the south, with Taihang Mountain in the north, with the highest elevation of 950 meters; The southern part is alluvial-diluvial plain with unstable factors and landslides.

Qingtianhe Scenic Area belongs to temperate monsoon climate, with cold and little rain in winter and warm and rainy in summer. In winter, influenced by the strong Siberian continental cold high, winter winds prevail, the wind is strong, the weather is sunny and cold, and there is little rain and snow.

Qingtianhe scenic spot

Daquan Lake Tourist Area. Daquan Lake Tourist Area is the essence of Qingtianhe Scenic Area. It has both the beauty of rivers and clear water and the wonders of deep valleys and canyons. The beauty of nymphs on both sides of the strait, the beauty of peaks and valleys, the depth of caves and valleys, and the victory of clouds and fog are rare, so it has the reputation of "Three Gorges in the North" and "Guilin Landscape".

Ear gorge tourist area. Foerxia tourist area is a canyon scenic spot with wonderful peaks and beautiful rocks. It is famous for its unique scenery, such as "Waterfall Wonderland" in summer and "Ice Waterfall Silver Mountain" in winter. Foxiabu is 2 kilometers long and is famous for its majestic and steep scenery.

Jinjialing tourist area. Jinjialing Tourist Area is a national macaque nature reserve in Taihang Mountain, with lush vegetation. It is a rare green corridor in the southern section of Taihang Mountain in northern Henan Province, with tens of thousands of acres of artificial pine forests. It is the best viewing place for autumn Taihang red leaves in Jiaozuo.

The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Qingtianhe.