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Qingyuan Lianzhou tourist attractions list
Qingyuan Lianzhou tourist attractions list includes Lianzhou Underground River, Huangchuan Three Gorges, Longtan Cultural Ecological Park Tourist Area, Fushan Tourist Scenic Area, Yanxi Mountain, Lianzhou Museum, Huiguang Tower, China Liu Yuxi Memorial Hall, Yanxi Pavilion, Longtan Ancient Town Resort, Yanxi Archway.
Lianzhou Underground River is located 26 kilometers northeast of the historical and cultural city of Lianzhou City. Among the high mountains at the junction of Guangdong, Guangxi and Hunan provinces, it is a typical giant natural limestone cave with subtropical karst landform. It is famous both at home and abroad for its mysterious and magnificent stalactites and cave underground rivers, and is known as the first underground river in Guangdong.
According to the investigation and analysis of geologists, about 200 million years ago, the location of the Lianzhou Underground River was a vast ocean. Later, due to changes in the crustal movement, the seabed rose into land. During the second period of crustal stability, a large-scale collapse occurred here, forming the current cave. The attractions of Lianzhou Underground River are divided into two parts: land and water. The land is a karst cave and the water is an underground river. The Lianzhou Underground River, which travels both by water and land, is a unique sight in Lingnan with its grand momentum, magnificent landscape and unique combination. .
Introduction to Lianzhou City
Lianzhou City is located in the northwest of Qingyuan City, Guangdong Province, on the upper reaches of Xiaobei River, adjacent to Yangshan County in the southeast, Liannan County in the southwest, and Hunan Province in the northwest Lanshan and Jianghua counties are connected, bordering Linwu County of Hunan Province in the north, and Yizhang County of Hunan Province in the northeast. The geographical coordinates are 24°37′ to 25°12′ north latitude and 112°07′ to 112°47′ east longitude. The city is 68 kilometers wide from east to west and 65 kilometers wide from north to south. The total length of the boundary line is 610 kilometers. The total area of the city is 2663.33 square meters. kilometers, accounting for 1.26% of the area of Guangdong Province.
Lianzhou City is located at the southern foot of Mengzhu Mountains among the Nanling Mountains, and is dotted with hills and mountains. The main mountain ranges include the Dustpan Mountains that stretch between Fengyang and Yao'an. The main peak is Tiantang Ridge, which is 1,712 meters above sea level and is the highest peak in the city. It is located at the junction of Yao'an and Lanshan County of Hunan Province. The Dadongshan Mountains span the Tanling, Chaotian and Xijiang areas in the east. The main peak is Yankeng Mountain, with an altitude of 1,604 meters. It is the second highest peak in the inner city. It is located at the junction of Chaotian and Yangshan. The remaining mountains are mostly below 1,000 meters above sea level.
Reference for the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia - Lianzhou City
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On a high mountain in Liannan with an altitude of more than 800 meters, the Millennium Yao Village in Nangang, Liannan Yao Autonomous County, known as the "No. 1 Yao Village in China", is the largest, oldest and most distinctive Yao village in China. Village. The surrounding mountains are steep, the streams are flowing, and the peaks are numerous. Looking up, rows of neatly arranged classical architecture and folk houses are scattered all over the hills. The ancient houses are all built with blue brick walls, black tile roofs and unique shapes. Unique and extremely spectacular.
Generation after generation, the Yao people have continued to open up mountains, build villages on steep mountains, live in groups, and have complete water supply facilities. At the same time, they reclaimed farmland and planted dry grains; planted bamboo and wood on the steep slopes of mountains to create patches of forest; where there were water sources, they reclaimed terraced fields along the mountains and planted rice. They built the village gates, walls, stone arch bridges, stone paths, stone coffin tombs, and blue brick houses built in the Ming and Qing Dynasties during the Ming Dynasty. Although they have lasted hundreds of years, their style still remains.
The Millennium Yao Village is a big "fortress". The mountain stronghold is built on the mountainside which is easy to defend but difficult to attack. It is fortified everywhere and has strict barriers. It is said that it has resisted enemy attacks many times in history. The restored gate of the village we saw is about 7 meters high and 2 meters wide. The sides and top of the gate are all made of hard stones. The left and right sides of the gate are also made of stone walls. It is one meter thick, enough to feel its solidity.