Jinshi City Tourism, Changde, Hunan

The hometown of Meng Jiangnu, with a main peak altitude of 1200 meters, featuring majestic mountains and beautiful scenery. The mountain has historical sites such as Meng Jiangnu Temple, Wangfu Platform, and Zhenlie Temple, as well as rich folk legends. Climbing to the top offers a bird's-eye view of the Lishui River scenery and the entire Jinshi City, making it an ideal place for cultural exploration and mountain climbing.

The largest stream lake in Hunan Province and a national wetland park, covering a water area of 38 square kilometers. There are 32 large and small islands in the lake, with clear and high-quality water. The park is rich in biodiversity, with more than 120 species of birds and 60 species of fish, making it an important base for bird watching, photography, and eco-tourism.

An ancestral court of Zen Buddhism, founded in the Tang Dynasty, and one of the important Buddhist temples of Zen Buddhism. The temple houses the pagoda of the Tang Dynasty eminent monk Weiyan, and the surrounding environment is quiet with ancient trees towering. Yaoshan Temple is famous for "equal emphasis on farming and Zen", and is a good place to experience Zen culture and taste Zen tea.

A provincial-level forest park covering an area of 800 hectares with a forest coverage rate of over 95%. The park has numerous ancient and famous trees, including millennium ginkgo trees and ancient camphor trees. Main attractions include the site of Gudatong Temple, viewing platforms, and forest trails, making it a natural oxygen bar and a leisure resort.