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Tongren Grand Canyon Tourist Scenic Spot is located in the Daxing Town area in the south of Songtao Miao Autonomous County near Tongren Phoenix Airport, 25 kilometers away from Tongren City, 35 kilometers away from Phoenix Ancient City in Hunan Province, and within 500 kilometers away from Guiyang, Changsha, Chongqing and other provincial capital cities. The gate of Daxing Expressway near the airport is about 7 kilometers away from Tongren Grand Canyon Scenic Area. You can take a plane at Tongren Phoenix Airport to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Tongren Grand Canyon from a high altitude. The river course in the scenic spot runs north-south, and it is about 10 kilometers from the outlet of the Macaohe Power Station in Daxing Town, the development area of the scenic spot, to the end of the Pinghu tour. The area is 408-520 meters above sea level, and the rafting river is 408-428 meters above sea level. The karst landform has created many canyons in the Wuling Mountains, but the Tongren Grand Canyon is the most representative one among them. The river in Tongren Grand Canyon originates from the Suma River in Kerong in the Laer Mountain Area of Fenghuang. Tongren Grand Canyon starts from the outlet of Mancaohe Hydropower Station to the dam of Tianshengqiao Hydropower Station. In the scenic area, the water is clear and the stones are strange, the forests are lush and flowers are flourishing, the clouds are shrouded in mist, cliffs, caves and waterfalls, and the scenery is charming. The Tongren Grand Canyon tourist attraction is divided into three parts, one is the canyon, the other is rafting, and the third is the flat lake tour. It integrates steepness, seclusion, seclusion, openness, strangeness and danger into one, and combines primitive canyons and forests, spotless fresh air, and charming streams and waterfalls into a fantastic natural scenery.

The Three Gorges Ticheng Scenic Spot is located in the new county town of Yunyang, including four major scenic spots: Dengyun Ladder, Three Gorges Cultural Relics Park, Panshi City, and Longjiling Park. The cultural and natural landscapes are very rich. The Three Gorges Cultural Relics Park is located under the ancient army village of Panshi City, covering an area of about 16,000 square meters, with 11 ancient buildings. These ancient buildings were originally located 175 meters below the water storage line in the Three Gorges Reservoir area. They were planned by the state and determined as remote relocation and protection projects. It was relocated from the end of 2000 and officially opened on September 29, 2009, which lasted nearly nine years. Here, we can appreciate the scenery of ancient buildings of different eras, types and natures. It can be said that it is a physical witness of Yunyang’s profound history and culture. Panshi City is also known as Dashi City and Mopan Village. It stands beside the river and stretches across the sky. It is shaped like a huge grinding plate, hence the name. “Huayang Guozhi” and other historical records are recorded. The ancients wrote in a poem: “Longji Ridge is seen as a peak on the side of the ridge, and the peaks are dangerous. The park starts from Yingzuiyan in the east and reaches Rentou Mountain at the intersection of Shuangjiang and Yangtze River in the west. The park is 6,518 meters long, 20-150 meters wide, and has a total area of 3.67 square kilometers. It is like a winding green dragon. Lying in the north of Yunyang New County.

It is located at No. 23 Huangshan in the southern suburbs of Nan’an District, Chongqing, with an altitude of 580 meters and an area of about 1 square kilometer. Huangshan Mountain is located between strange peaks and valleys, surrounded by pines and cypresses, and the scenery is very good. It belongs to the scope of Nanshan Scenic Area. The high-rise official residence is abruptly in the dense forest, surronded by steep cliffs, only a narrow stone staircase that cannot be paralleled by two people in the front and the rear is connected.

On the border of Yunnan and Hubei sits Chongqing Small South Sea, which was formed by a seismic earthquake and landslide blocking the stream in 1856. This created a relatively intact ancient earthquake site in China. The scenery here is beautiful and unique. You can take a walk and enjoy the original appearance of the area just after the earthquake. You can also take a boat ride and admire the natural scenery of the island. In Chongqing Small South Sea you can also interact with the local people and appreciate the local Hmong style of cooking and craftsmanship. It is a great place to go to experience an interesting and unique area.

Wuling Mountain Xiangsitan Rafting offers a thrilling blend of adventure, natural beauty, and romantic legend. Glide through cool mountain waters in a small raft, riding exhilarating rapids while surrounded by pristine gorge scenery. Listen for echoes of ancient tales along the Xiangsitan shores. This summer, escape the crowds and let your heartbeat sync with the mountain rhythms—create unforgettable memories in these emerald waters!Set off now and begin your thrilling Wulingshan River Rafting Adventure!

Nanshan Mountain, formerly known as Guanghua Mountain, is located 2 km south of Longgang Town in Dazu County, with an elevation of 514 meters. The carvings were created between 1131–1162 AD during the Southern Song Dynasty’s Shaoxing era. The cliff face spans 86 meters in length and ranges from 3.5–10.2 meters in height, divided into 15 numbered sections. Among them are 5 niches and caves featuring Taoist themes, including the Three Pure Ones Ancient Cave, Empress of Earth Niche, and Dragon Cave. Within the Dazu Rock Carvings, the 11th–13th century Taoist sculptures represent China’s most numerous, concentrated, and complete depiction of the Taoist pantheon. Five well-preserved sites remain, with Nanshan being the most prominent. For example, Cave No. 5 (Three Pure Ones Ancient Cave) contains 421 statues, primarily featuring the supreme Taoist deities “Three Pure Ones,” accompanied by the “Four Heavenly Ministers,” Holy Mother, Queen Mother of the West, and other deities. This vividly reflects the 12th-century evolution of Taoism from early worship of Laozi and the “Three Officials” to a clearly defined pantheon centered on the “Three Pure Ones” and “Four Heavenly Ministers.” Among China’s Song Dynasty Taoist grottoes, this cave boasts exceptionally refined craftsmanship. In terms of content, it provides the most comprehensive and systematic representation of Song Dynasty Taoist theology. The Three Pure Ones Ancient Cave holds immense religious, historical, and artistic value. Nanshan also preserves 28 stone inscriptions, including the 1250 AD He Guangzhen’s Farewell to Prince Meng Ying Stele. This records the sociopolitical conditions in eastern Sichuan following Mongol invasions during the mid-13th century, preserving valuable firsthand historical materials. These inscriptions serve crucial functions in “verifying history with steles,” “supplementing history with steles,” and “dating periods with steles.”

Chongqing Xiushan Hong’an Border Town Scenic Area is the real-life inspiration for Shen Congwen’s novel “Border Town.” Located in Hong’an Town, Xiushan Tujia and Miao Autonomous County, Chongqing, it sits at the junction of Chongqing, Hunan, and Guizhou provinces, earning the nickname “One Foot in Three Provinces” as the true southeastern gateway of Chongqing. This destination not only embodies the poetic tranquility of literary imagination but also blends the rich cultures of ethnic minorities like the Tujia and Miao people with revolutionary historical heritage, creating a uniquely charming border town atmosphere.