Anxiang County Tourism, Changde City, Hunan Province

A boundary mountain between Hunan and Hubei provinces, with a main peak of 268 meters above sea level, named for its yellow rocks. The park covers an area of 30 square kilometers with a forest coverage rate of over 90%, known as "the first mountain in northern Hunan". Major attractions include Xie Gong Tomb, Zhongji Temple, Rhinoceros Watching the Moon, etc. Climb to the top to overlook the scenery of both Hunan and Hubei provinces at the same time.

The largest natural lake in Anxiang County, covering an area of 65 square kilometers, belonging to the Dongting Lake water system. The lake is rich in aquatic products, abundant in fish, shrimps, crabs and soft-shelled turtles, with reeds growing densely around it, making it an important habitat for migratory birds. There are several small islands in the lake, where you can take a boat tour, experience fishermen's life, and taste fresh lake delicacies.

A key national cultural relic protection unit, a Neolithic cultural site with a history of about 6,000-7,000 years. Covering an area of about 20,000 square meters, a large number of white pottery, painted pottery and stone tools have been unearthed here, among which white pottery plates, pottery spinning wheels and other cultural relics are exquisitely made, serving as important physical materials for studying prehistoric culture in the Dongting Lake area.

A historical and cultural scenic spot in Anxiang County, named after the academy built here in the Song Dynasty. The island has relics such as Fan Zhongyan's reading place, Confucian Temple, and ancient wharf, with profound cultural heritage. Surrounded by water on all sides, the island has a quiet environment, making it an ideal place to experience the history, culture and water town customs of Anxiang.