Azalea Sea
Azalea Sea
Due to the complex and varied terrain within the park, which creates diverse climates, a magnificent landscape of azalea blooms unfolds on mountain slopes, ridges, and cliffs above 750 meters in elevation, especially along both sides of Jile Ridge, covering an area of 200.0 hectares. The Jiguan Mountain area boasts abundant wild azalea resources, with various species such as Rhododendron simsii, Rhododendron parvifolium, Rhododendron chrysanthum, Rhododendron fastigiatum, and Rhododendron moupinense spread across the mountains. In full bloom during spring, the flowers create a stunning spectacle of vibrant purples and reds, resembling brocade and radiant red clouds along the pathways. The azalea sea landscape spans an area of 205.2 hectares.
Jiguan Mountain National Forest Park
Mountain-wide Red Leaves
Tree Embracing Rock
Birch and Poplar Forest
Jiguan Cliff
Sea of Mist Landscape
Flying Snow Landscape
Cluster of Thick Elm Trees
Mongolian Oak Forest
Mixed Coniferous and Broadleaf Forest
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