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The Hukou Waterfall of Yellow River comes across the “peach blossom flood”
Affected by warm-up temperature and melting of ice upstream, the Hukou Waterfall of the Yellow River comes across the annual “Peach Blossom Flood”. The water volume of the Hukou Waterfall increases rapidly, reaching a flow rate of 2,200 cubic meters per second, forming magnificent landscape of waterfalls that attracts many tourists.
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Spectacular, dangerous, wild, beautiful, quiet - Nangong Mountain National Forest Park
Nangong Mountain National Forest Park, situated in Langao County, Ankang City of Shaanxi Province, consists of five scenic area: Er Lang Ping, Jin Ding, Huo Shan Shi, Gao Shan Li, and Lian Hua Zhai. The Park is renowned for the body of an enlightened monk - Master Hongyi, trails of Paleozoic volcano eruptions, remains of Quaternary glaciers and primitive secondary forest.
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Take close look at national treasure-class animal-Qinling golden monkey in Foping Golden Monkey Grand Canyon
Foping Panda Valley is located in the north of the county seat of Foping. In Golden Monkey Grand Canyon in the scenic area, golden monkeys were leaping and jumping from branches to branches. Qinling golden money is a national first-class rare and protected animal referred to as "four treasures of Qinling" together with takin, giant panda and crested ibis.
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Mount Hua Scenic Spot -- somewhere you must visit on the Yellow River Tourism Belt
Situated within the boundaries of Huayin City, Weinan City, Shaanxi Province, and 120 kilometers away from Xi'an City, the Mount Hua Scenic Spot enjoys a great reputation in China and even in the world, having long been referred to in China as the "Most Perilous Mountain under Heaven."
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Shaanxi's most appealing new attraction -- Kunming Pond · Qixi Park
Kunming Pond was dug in 120 B.C. as China's first artificial storage project. Now Kunming Pond · Qixi Park built on the original site has opened to tourists.
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Hukou Falls of Yellow River – Must-visit scenic area in the Yellow River Tourism Belt
Hukou Falls of Yellow River is a national-level tourist attraction. It is the second largest waterfall in China and the largest “yellow waterfall” in the world. Yellow River flows to Hukou, where it is embraced by high mountains from both sides. Funneling through these towering mountains, the river converges into one gushing beam of water that falls into the valley like a yellowish broth boiling in a huge pot.
