Black Tiger Waterfall
The Black Tiger Waterfall Scenic Area is located at the southern foot of Tianzhu Mountain's main peak, 14 kilometers from Qianshan County. Here, three mountains encircle the area with a winding stream, while Immortal Cliff stretches to the east, Rooster Comb Ridge lies to the north, and Black Tiger Waterfall hangs to the west, with National Highway 105 running through the center. The Qian River flows past the bay, as the mountains follow the water’s turn and the water wraps around the mountains—stretching a white expanse of flowing water amidst boundless green hills. The Black Tiger Waterfall is 1,200 meters long with a drop of over 300 meters, making it the longest and most spectacular waterfall in the Tianzhu Mountain area. Visiting the Black Tiger Waterfall allows you to personally experience the poetic scene described as “a waterfall plunging three thousand feet, as if the Milky Way fell from the ninth heaven.”
Tianzhushan Town: Tianzhushan Town is located in Qianshan County, Anhui Province, bordered by the Qian River to the south and Tianzhu Mountain to the north. It currently governs 11 administrative villages, covering a total area of 71 square kilometers with a population of over 13,000.
Tianzhushan Town serves as the backyard garden of Qianshan County and the southern gateway to the Tianzhu Mountain scenic area. It is 60 kilometers from Anqing Airport and the Yangtze River shipping port, and is close to the Shanghai-Chengdu Expressway as well as the Hefei-Jiujiang Railway, with National Highway 105 passing through the town, providing extremely convenient transportation.
Tianzhushan Town boasts rich tourism resources and numerous specialty products. The area is home to the national AAA-level scenic spot Tianzhu Mountain, which offers a full… More details about Tianzhushan Town++
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