Lengshuijiang City Travel Guide - Loudi, Hunan

A national geopark and large limestone cave formed 270 million years ago. The cave features a variety of stalactites, stalagmites, stone curtains, and stone flowers, with landscapes such as "Guanyin Hall", "Crystal Palace", and "Huaguoshan". An underground river winds through the cave. Famous nationwide as a filming location for the 1986 version of "Journey to the West", it is known as the "Underground Art Palace".

A provincial scenic area with a main peak of 724 meters above sea level, named after Mahayana Buddhism. With majestic mountains and dense forests, it is known as the "No.1 Buddhist Sacred Site in Central Hunan". The mountain has Buddhist buildings such as Dacheng Mountain Temple, Guanyin Pavilion, and Maitreya Hall, with strong incense, making it an ideal place for meditation, worship, and mountain climbing to enjoy the view.

A waterfront landscape belt built along both banks of the Zijiang River, about 8 kilometers long, with clear water and beautiful scenery on both banks. Equipped with viewing platforms, water-friendly trails, leisure squares and other facilities, it allows you to enjoy the winding Zijiang River and the reflection of green mountains on both banks, making it an ideal place for citizens to walk, cycle, and fish.

One of China's first national mine parks, themed on the tin mining history, showcasing the glorious history of a century of tin mining. The park has mining relics, a mining museum, miner sculptures, etc., making it an important place to understand Lengshuijiang's industrial culture and mining history.