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Liushan Lake Scenic Area

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Liushan Lake Scenic Area, a national AAA-level tourist attraction, is located in Liushan Village, Shiji Township, southeastern Sihong County, about 10 kilometers from the county seat. The scenic area covers an area of 500 acres and mainly includes a Buddhist culture zone, a geological park zone, a Chinese chess culture zone, an adventure training zone, a fruit orchard zone, a children’s play zone, and an eco-culinary zone. The area features…

Liushan Lake Scenic Area

Liushan Lake Scenic Area is a national AAA-level tourist attraction.

Liushan Lake Scenic Area, a national AAA-level tourist attraction, is located in Liushan Village, Shiji Township, southeastern Sihong County, about 10 kilometers from the county seat. The scenic area covers an area of 500 acres and mainly includes a Buddhist culture zone, a geological park zone, a Chinese chess culture zone, an adventure training zone, a fruit orchard zone, a children’s play zone, and an eco-culinary zone. The area is uniquely charming for its magical natural scenery such as underground mountains and lakes, as well as rich cultural resources including ancient Han tombs dating back thousands of years, mysterious stone coffins, and Xingyun Temple. The scenic area integrates multiple functions such as cultural tourism, sightseeing and leisure, agritainment, and adventure training. Historically, Liushan Mountain stood 100 meters high, with towering boulders and lush trees on the summit, while the plains below stretched for miles with rippling green fields. Due to the abundant high-quality stone mined from the mountain over centuries, deep underground excavation created an underground lake spanning tens of thousands of square meters, with depths reaching dozens of meters. The lake water is crystal clear and sweet, with no ripples. Towering cliffs surround the lake, sheer and steep, with jagged rocks and oddly shaped stones. The dark red stone walls contrast beautifully with the setting sun, creating a unique charm. Egrets and seagulls fly above the lake, fish swim just beneath the surface, and the blue sky, white clouds, red cliffs, and green pines are reflected in the pristine lake water, forming a breathtaking scene. The pristine wilderness, gentle breeze, wheat seedlings, and open fields also bring peace and joy, making visitors linger and forget to leave. The “steep cliffs, beautiful mountain, deep lake, and clear water” of the underground mountain and lake are truly a marvel, and the unique landscape attracts many visitors who come specifically to see it.

Ticket Information:

Adult ticket: 20 RMB; child ticket: 10 RMB. (Subject to the daily listed price)

Other fees: hand-rowed boat: 5 RMB; barbecue: 40 RMB per table

Opening Hours: 8:30 – 17:30

Customer Service Phone: 86351763

Address: Liushan Village, Shiji Township, Sihong County, Suqian City, Jiangsu Province (Take the Hongze Lake Wetland Tourist Bus to Liushan Lake Scenic Area stop, then take a taxi to reach the site)

Information Source: People's Government of Sihong County, Jiangsu Province

Shiji Township: [Overview] Shiji Township of Sihong County is located by the picturesque Hongze Lake, known for its golden sunrise, situated 10 kilometers south of the county seat. It lies along the Bian and Li Rivers and borders Mao Mountain and Liushan Mountain. The Qingcheng Line runs north-south through the township, offering convenient water and land transportation. The area boasts abundant water plants and crisscrossing rivers, making it a fertile “land of fish and rice.” The township administers 9 administrative villages, 88 villager groups, covers a total area of 89 square kilometers, and has a population of 23,000.

[Special Products and Resources] The township continues to accelerate agricultural industrialization and vigorously promotes practices such as “growing rice in the fields, crabs, fish, and shrimp in the ditches, and planting...” Detailed information on Shiji Township ++

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