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The Niutou Mountain Tourism Resort in Linhai, Zhejiang Province, centers around the Niutou Mountain Reservoir—also known as Nixi Lake—and spans a planned total area of 254 square kilometers, with a core scenic area of 10.2 square kilometers. It is located just 12 kilometers from downtown Linhai and 10 kilometers from the exit of the coastal expressway Yongtaiwen Expressway, making it extremely convenient to access. The resort is a…

Niutou Mountain Tourism Resort

The Niutou Mountain Tourism Resort in Linhai, Zhejiang Province, centers around the Niutou Mountain Reservoir—also known as Nixi Lake—and spans a planned total area of 254 square kilometers, with a core scenic area of 10.2 square kilometers. It is located just 12 kilometers from downtown Linhai and 10 kilometers from the exit of the coastal expressway Yongtaiwen Expressway, making it extremely convenient to access. This is an ecological scenic area that leverages its natural mountain and water landscapes, embodies Tiantai Buddhism culture, and features lush green mountains, clear waters, peculiar peaks and rocks, flowing streams and waterfalls, primeval forests, and modern amusement facilities.

The Niutou Mountain Tourism Resort consists of three major scenic areas: Nixi Lake, Baizhangqing Eco Valley, and Niutou Mountain Resort. The Nixi River is flanked by cascading waterfalls and springs, with overlapping peaks, earning it the nickname “Hundred-Mile Emerald Stream.” The Niutou Mountain Resort area is renowned for its exceptional water features, serene valleys, unique rocks, misty illusions, birdsong, and fresh air. It’s an ideal destination for eco-tourism and leisure vacations. The Baizhangqing Eco Valley boasts steep valleys, rugged rock formations, majestic waterfalls, tranquil pools, and emerald valleys, featuring attractions such as “Stone Rat Asking the Sky,” “Guanyin Spirit Rock,” “Eagle Beak Rock,” and “Nine Waterfalls and Eighteen Pools” of wondrous stone and water scenery.

Nestled against mountains and beside water, the resort enjoys stunning natural scenery and a uniquely favorable environment, with beautiful yet rugged landscapes. Highlights include the Baizhangqing Waterfall cascading down, Wanghaijian offering a view of the East China Sea, Zhulongkeng surrounded by ancient trees, Wolongtan with picturesque reflections, and attractions such as Longlinjian and Hutouyan... Innovative man-made attractions include the Buyun Tea Corridor shrouded in mist, the thrilling yet safe Buyun Ladder, and the lifelike Twelve Zodiac Garden. Thatched-roof barbecue huts offer a rustic charm, while the Islamic-style风情楼 (Guesthouse) offers vibrant song and dance performances. Scenic spots like the Waterfall Viewing Pavilion, Bead-Playing Pavilion, Cascading Water Curtain, and Water Curtain Cave present ever-changing wonders, complemented by garden-style villas nearby, together forming an elegant and spring-like landscape painting. The resort is honored as the “Garden Hotel.” The resort offers over 50 suites, standard rooms, and single rooms, totaling nearly 100 beds. There is one main dining hall and seven private rooms, capable of serving over 250 guests simultaneously. The facility also includes multiple meeting rooms and negotiation spaces suitable for small and medium-sized group events. Resort amenities include international and domestic direct-dial telephones, closed-circuit TV, saunas, fitness centers, karaoke rooms, dance halls, chess and card rooms, swimming pools, recreational parks, billiards, table tennis, and other sports facilities, as well as children's attractions such as bumper cars and laser shooting games. Combining dining and lodging, the resort caters to all your needs and is a perfect destination for tourists and vacationers from all walks of life.

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