Huarong County Tourism, Yueyang City, Hunan Province

A provincial-level forest park composed of 36 peaks, with the main peak Leidayan at an altitude of 399.5 meters and a forest coverage rate of 78%. In spring, peach blossoms bloom all over the mountain; in summer, the shade of trees covers the sun. It features thousand-year-old ginkgo trees, ten thousand mu of bamboo sea, Sanfeng Temple and other landscapes. A mountain-ringing highway and hiking trails are built, making it a famous summer resort in northern Hunan.

First built in the Tang Dynasty, originally named "Yu King Temple", it is said to be built in memory of Yu the Great's flood control. The existing buildings were reconstructed in the Ming and Qing dynasties. The temple is built against the mountain with a magnificent momentum, including Mahavira Hall, Guanyin Pavilion, Yu King Hall and other buildings. Ancient cypresses tower to the sky in the temple, and the incense is prosperous, making it an important Buddhist activity site in northern Hunan.

Huarong River, historically known as "Tuojiang River", is a tributary of Dongting Lake, running through the county seat with a total length of 51 kilometers. The scenic belt is built along the river bank, with waterfront platforms, cultural corridors, musical fountains, cruise ship terminals and other facilities. Both banks are lined with green trees and bright night scenes. You can take a cruise to enjoy the water town style of "boats sailing in the water, people sitting in the painting".

Built to commemorate He Changgong (a native of Huarong), a proletarian revolutionary and educator, the exhibition hall covers an area of 2000 square meters. Through cultural relics, pictures, sculptures, multimedia and other means, it shows the revolutionary course and contributions of Comrade He Changgong. It is a patriotic education base and a classic red tourism scenic spot in Hunan Province.

A national key cultural relic protection unit, it is the site of the temporary palace built by King Ling of Chu during the Warring States Period. The existing platform base covers an area of about 12,000 square meters, and a large number of Chu-style tile ends, cylindrical tiles, pottery pieces and other cultural relics have been unearthed. A exhibition hall is built next to the site, systematically introducing the historical background and archaeological discoveries of Zhanghuatai, which is an important physical basis for studying Chu culture.

Located in the northeast of Huarong County, the main peak is 278 meters above sea level, named for its "bright mountains and beautiful waters". The park has a large area of masson pine and camphor forests, with streams, exotic rocks and ancient temple relics in the forest. A 3-kilometer fitness trail and viewing platform are built. Climbing to the top, you can overlook the scenery of Dongting Lake Plain, making it a good place for urban residents to relax and exercise.