Travel guide to Liangyeshan National Nature Reserve in Fujian

Scenic spot introduction:

The Liangyeshan National Nature Reserve in Fujian is currently one of the best-preserved natural virgin forest communities in Fujian Province and even the country. People in Wuping have regarded it as a symbol of Wuping since ancient times. The reserve covers an area of ​​more than 7,000 hectares across the southeast and has been dormant for thousands of years. It preserves a complete natural primitive forest community in the world and contains rich and unique species resources and natural landscapes.

Attractions distribution:

Liangyeshan National Nature Reserve is a famous tourist attraction on the border between Fujian, Guangdong and Jiangxi. It has thousands of peaks and valleys, pleasant scenery and wild interest. There are many scenic spots and historic sites in the reserve, such as Liangye Lake, Bailian Pond, Baiyun Temple, Ancient Mother Stone, Immortal Cave, Relic Pagoda, etc., each with its own characteristics. Especially the Yunzheng Waterfall, there are more than a dozen large and small waterfalls with different postures, stretching for nearly ten miles. Sometimes dense forests cover the sun on both sides of the canyon, sometimes dangerous cliffs hang high, and green bamboo and warbler forests form a series of beautiful scenery.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 4A-level scenic spot

Scenic spot features:

Leisure, Nature, Sightseeing, Nature Reserve