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A Wellness Haven in Forests and Bamboo Groves · Huangkeng Scenic Area is a national AAA-level tourist attraction, located in the northwest of Jianyang District within the Wuyishan National Nature Reserve. Historically known as Tangshili or Jiahe Li, the town covers an area of 378 square kilometers. It boasts pristine natural beauty without the hustle and bustle of modern cities. The area features wide, well-maintained rural roads winding along mountains and rivers, connecting scattered rural landscapes into a slowly unfurling, enchanting scroll of picturesque scenery: the Bamboo Village Impression Resort with its small bridges and flowing streams; the tomb of the renowned Neo-Confucian scholar Zhu Xi, a sacred memorial site; Wufuyang Reservoir, perfect for boating on a heavenly lake; ancient stone arch bridges from the Ming Dynasty, showcasing exquisite craftsmanship; as well as the ethnic charm of the She people in Sanxia, the overseas Chinese heritage of Kuzhuping, the water-town fishing village of Xinli, the ancient residences of Guilin, Aotou’s Wuliu Pass, watchtowers... All offer breathtaking views and endless beauty, enchanting visitors with the wondrous artistry of nature, its stunning splendor, and the wisdom and splendid culture of generations past. Major attractions include Dazhulan, known as the "World of Insects, Kingdom of Animals, Paradise of Birds, and Realm of Snakes," a world-famous destination for biological specimen collection; the tomb of Zhu Xi from the Southern Song Dynasty, a key national cultural relic protection unit; the Ten-li Long Stream Scenic Corridor, featuring Ming Dynasty stone arch bridges, ancient Tea Horse Road routes, sculptures depicting historical trade scenes, Guanyin Rock Temple, Jizhong Fort, Jiulong Mountain Villa, and Dongfanghong Agricultural Sightseeing Park; Wufuyang Reservoir, known as the "Wuyi Heavenly Lake," a high-altitude man-made lake over 900 meters above sea level where visitors can enjoy boating and fishing to their heart's content; Leigongkou Reservoir, offering a spectacular view of water gushing from its over 80-meter-high dam; and various cultural and natural attractions such as the Zhu Xi Park, Jiahe Square, Folk Museum, Gongbi Painting Art Gallery, Jiahe Book Garden, Tianfu Nunnery, Hengshan Temple, Tianhou Palace, and Qili Peacock Garden.

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Huangkeng Scenic Area is a national AAA-level tourist attraction.

A Wellness Haven in Forests and Bamboo Groves · Huangkeng Scenic Area is a national 3A-level tourist attraction, located in the northwest of Jianyang District within the Wuyishan National Nature Reserve. Historically known as Tangshili or Jiahe Li, the town covers an area of 378 square kilometers. It boasts pristine natural beauty without the hustle and bustle of modern cities. The area features wide, well-maintained rural roads winding along mountains and rivers, connecting scattered rural landscapes into a slowly unfurling, enchanting scroll of picturesque scenery: the Bamboo Village Impression Resort with its small bridges and flowing streams; the tomb of the renowned Neo-Confucian scholar Zhu Xi, a sacred memorial site; Wufuyang Reservoir, perfect for boating on a heavenly lake; ancient stone arch bridges from the Ming Dynasty, showcasing exquisite craftsmanship; as well as the ethnic charm of the She people in Sanxia, the overseas Chinese heritage of Kuzhuping, the water-town fishing village of Xinli, the ancient residences of Guilin, Aotou’s Wuliu Pass, watchtowers... All offer breathtaking views and endless beauty, enchanting visitors with the wondrous artistry of nature, its stunning splendor, and the wisdom and splendid culture of generations past. Major attractions include Dazhulan, known as the "World of Insects, Kingdom of Animals, Paradise of Birds, and Realm of Snakes," a world-famous destination for biological specimen collection; the tomb of Zhu Xi from the Southern Song Dynasty, a key national cultural relic protection unit; the Ten-li Long Stream Scenic Corridor, featuring Ming Dynasty stone arch bridges, ancient Tea Horse Road routes, sculptures depicting historical trade scenes, Guanyin Rock Temple, Jizhong Fort, Jiulong Mountain Villa, and Dongfanghong Agricultural Sightseeing Park; Wufuyang Reservoir, known as the "Wuyi Heavenly Lake," a high-altitude man-made lake over 900 meters above sea level where visitors can enjoy boating and fishing to their heart's content; Leigongkou Reservoir, offering a spectacular view of water gushing from its over 80-meter-high dam; and various cultural and natural attractions such as the Zhu Xi Park, Jiahe Square, Folk Museum, Gongbi Painting Art Gallery, Jiahe Book Garden, Tianfu Nunnery, Hengshan Temple, Tianhou Palace, and Qili Peacock Garden.

Address: Huangkeng Town, Jianyang District, Fujian Province