Suizhou Dahongshan Scenic Area Tourism Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Dahong Mountain in Suizhou is famous for its steep peaks, secluded forests, strange caves, beautiful lakes and mellow springs. The main peak is 1,636 meters above sea level and is known as "the highest peak in the sky in northern Chu".

Attractions distribution:

Dahongshan Scenic Area is located in the mountains of northern Hubei Province, covering an area of ​​about 330 square kilometers. The area has magnificent mountain scenery, vast virgin forests, magical thousand-year-old ginkgo, and unique geology with nine caves and eighteen springs. Ancient temples, rich in humanistic customs, moving stories and legends, complement each other, integrating natural landscapes and long and splendid history and culture. They are ideal places for sightseeing, mountain climbing, pilgrimage, health and vacation, and various cultural and customs.
Dahong Mountain has limestone geology and there are many caves in the mountain. The caves around the main peak Baozhu Peak have been opened to the public, including Xianren Cave, Shuangmen Cave, Huangyan Cave, Liangwang Cave, Xiaoquan Cave and Ehuang Cave, etc., with tall cave corridors. Strange and majestic, with hanging stalactites and various shapes, it is like a maze. Among them, the Immortal Cave has an open ceiling and several halls can accommodate ten thousand people; the "Lotus Pagoda" in the double-door cave is 30 meters high, and ten people are required to connect the tower. Holding hands together, you can see the colorful tower scenery, which can be called a "wonder of the world"; Dahongshan has a large area of ​​virgin forest community, with a forest coverage rate of more than 90%. There are many kinds of animals and plants in the mountain and rich resources, which can be called the "animal kingdom" and "green treasure house". Known as the "Back Garden of Wuhan"; Dahongshan has a long history, including the thousand-year-old Hongshan Temple, the Shuangwang Cave where King Kuang Wangfeng of the Eastern Han Dynasty camped, the Ming Yuzhen Uprising Green Forest Village in the Ming Dynasty, the Zhao Bangbi Uprising Camp in the late Qing Dynasty, and the New Fourth Army led by Li Xiannian There are many cultural landscapes such as activity sites and ancient anti-Japanese battlefield sites.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 4A-level scenic spot

Scenic spot features:

Ecological tourism, natural oxygen bar, mountain climbing, temples, mountains