Qimen Guniujiang Scenic Area Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Gu Niujiang was formerly known as "Western Huangshan". The mountain scenery is famous for its grandeur, strangeness, danger and beauty, and the natural landscape is simple and primitive. Qimen Gu Niujiang Scenic Area is the only ecological tourism scenic spot that integrates the three titles of national nature reserve, national geological park and national 4A-level tourist attraction.

Attractions distribution:

Guniujiang Scenic Area is located at the junction of Shitai and Qimen counties. The main peak is 1,727.6 meters above sea level and the total area is 6,700 hectares. The forest coverage rate in the area has reached more than 97%. It contains extremely rich animal and plant resources and is known as the "Green Natural Museum".
Guniujiang is divided into five major scenic areas: Guniufeng Scenic Area (main peak scenic area), Longmenxia Scenic Area (Longmen Scenic Area), Lingshan Scenic Area (Qifeng Scenic Area), Shuanglonggu Scenic Area (Shuanghekou Scenic Area) and Guanyintang Scenic Area. The Guanyintang Scenic Area is located in Qimen County, Anhui Province, the hometown of Chinese black tea, 126 kilometers away from the city center of Tunxi. It covers the valleys between Dali Mountain, Xiaoli Mountain and Luotuo Peak in the Guniujiang Reserve and the artificial dam built in the valley. Guniu Lake .

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 4A-level scenic spot

Scenic spot features:

Sightseeing, science, leisure and entertainment, eco-tourism, climbing, summer vacation, ruins, reservoirs, famous mountains, national nature reserves, national geological parks, virgin forests, waterfalls, canyons