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Mount Danxia is a famous scenic area located in the northeastern suburbs of Shaoguan City, Guangdong Province, covering a total area of 319 sq km. This geopark is composed of several Scenic Spot Areas including Danxia, Shaoshi, Bazhai, Aizhai and . . . → Read More: Mount Danxia Geological Park in Guangdong Poyang Lake is the largest fresh-water lake in China. Having experienced many geological changes, Poyang Lake is now wide in the south and narrow in the north, . . . → Read More: Poyang Lake in Jiangxi Province Devil City is reputed as the number one scenic spot in Xinjiang for its stunning Yar-dang landscape. Located in the vast Hashun Gobi, . . . → Read More: Devil City in northeast of Karamay, Xinjiang Sichuan is one of the leading provinces in respect of tourist resources in China. It boosts abundant tourist resources, beautiful natural scenery, long history and splendid culture as well as unique ethnic customs, and both the quantity and taste of . . . → Read More: Tourism resources of Sichuan Province Situated in Xiuwu County, Henan Province, Yuntai Mountain is a first-rate world geologic park. Covered with lush original forests, Yuntai Mountain has several deep valleys and ponds, myriads of waterfalls and springs, picturesque perilous cliffs and peaks. These elements compose . . . → Read More: Yuntai Mountain Geological Park in Henan Mt. Qingcheng, known as one of the five most famous Taoist mountains of China, is one of the places where Taoism came into being. With the snow-covered . . . → Read More: Mt. Qingcheng Yandang Mounain is situated in Leqing Wenzhou in the southeast of Zhejiang Province. As one of the 10 famous mountains in China, Yandang Mountain is well known for its three perfect scenic spots — Lingfeng Peak, Lingfeng Rock and Dalongqiu . . . → Read More: Dalongqiu Waterfall, Zhejiang Wulingyuan Geopark is of scenic and historic interest. Located in Zhangjiajie City, about 270km away from the provincial capital of Changsha, in Hunan Province, this geopark is famous for its numerous quartzite sandstone pillars. Some of the . . . → Read More: Wulingyuan Geological Park in Hunan |
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