Dehua Guobao Yunlong Valley Water Conservancy Scenic Area
Guobao Yunlong Valley is located in the central-southwestern part of Dehua, China’s porcelain capital, adjacent to Provincial Highway 206 and about 15 kilometers from the county town, offering convenient transportation. The scenic area is laid out according to a “one belt, four zones” plan, namely the canyon recreation belt, farmland experience zone, religious sightseeing zone, leisure resort zone, and ecological adventure zone, covering a total area of 5,000 mu.
The scenic area boasts over 1,200 species of higher plants, more than 100 species of macrofungi, and over 100 species of terrestrial vertebrates, showcasing the unique biodiversity of Mount Daiyun and serving as a natural forest oxygen bar. The magical Jiulong Stream, the bizarre rocks carved by nature along the stream, the complex primeval forests, and the exquisitely crafted large and small wine jars create enchanting canyon scenery. Seasonal flowers and plants such as lotus, cherry blossoms, water lilies, azaleas, maple leaves, and crape myrtle form a picturesque landscape. The ancient village of Foling, the Ming Dynasty anti-pirate fortress, Yunlong Palace, and relics of Zhu Xi preserve rich local customs and profound historical culture. The Sun-Moon Pavilion, Lover’s Pool, Crocodile Beach, and Lion’s Blessing sing the songs of ancient love tales. Simple folk items, a novel botanical maze, and fun farming experiences display the ancient civilization and wisdom of the Chinese nation. Local specialties such as Dehua black chicken, Dehua black rabbit, and Dehua pears offer a delightful taste of rural delicacies… This is the most ideal leisure destination for exploring the mountain-water countryside at the foot of Mount Daiyun.
Opening Hours: 08:00–17:00
Accommodation: Primarily star-rated hotels around the scenic area, meeting tourists’ needs for dining, lodging, and entertainment.
Local Cuisine: “Nongjiale” (farmhouse-style) restaurants, Yougu Mountain Villa
Information Source: Fujian Province Water Conservancy Scenic Area Association
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