Qibu Valley

Qibu Valley

Qibu Valley is a national AAAA-level tourist attraction.

Situated in Wuan City on the eastern Taihang Mountains, Qibu Valley features shaded mountains, dense forests, steep cliffs, undulating peaks, fragrant blossoms, and birdsong. Natural attractions such as Yuxi Lake, Mahuzhai, Nantianmen, and Shilin Peak are incredibly picturesque. The area is steeped in cultural legends, including the story of monks at Luohandong Cave who allegedly boiled stones to cook by burning their own thighs, the rumored hiding place of a Ming Dynasty emperor at the Hermit’s Pagoda, and the origin of Qibu Valley. With its serene valleys, spectacular landscapes, enchanting waters, and mysterious caves, it is truly a hidden gem and a wonderful travel destination.