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Longhekou Reservoir Dam

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The Longhekou Reservoir Dam (located in Shucheng County), also known as Wanfo Lake, was once the world’s largest man-made earth and rock dam, earning high praise from the United Nations Dam Commission. When the reservoir discharges water, the thunderous roar resembles a stampede of ten thousand horses, with surging waves and spray blanketing the valley. Sunlight refracting through the mist creates stunning rainbows—a truly magnificent sight.

Longhekou Reservoir Dam

The Longhekou Reservoir Dam is a National Water Conservancy Scenic Area.

The Longhekou Reservoir Dam (located in Shucheng County), also known as Wanfo Lake, was once the world’s largest man-made earth and rock dam, earning high praise from the United Nations Dam Commission. When the reservoir discharges water, the thunderous roar resembles a stampede of ten thousand horses, with surging waves and spray blanketing the valley. Sunlight refracting through the mist creates stunning rainbows—a truly spectacular view. It has been designated as a National AAAA-level Scenic Spot and a National Water Conservancy Scenic Area, and is hailed as the “Back Garden of the Provincial Capital.”

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