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Lianxin River Cascading Waterfall

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Lianxin River Cascading Waterfall Located beneath Yingjie Ridge within the park, it is the main waterway where the Nanyu watershed flows into the Jiangshui River. Originally named Nanhegou, it was renamed the Soldiers-Civilians Lianxin River during the period when the Counter-Japanese Military and Political University (抗大) was based here, as soldiers and civilians shared the same river. The cascading waterfall stretches 2000m from Yingbin Bridge to the Square area, with the river being 15–…

Lianxin River Cascading Waterfall

Lianxin River Cascading Waterfall

Located beneath Yingjie Ridge within the park, it is the main waterway where the Nanyu watershed flows into the Jiangshui River. Originally named Nanhegou, it was renamed the Soldiers-Civilians Lianxin River during the period when the Counter-Japanese Military and Political University (抗大) was based here, as soldiers and civilians shared the same river. The cascading waterfall stretches 2000m from Yingbin Bridge to the Square area, with the river being 15–30m wide and featuring 20 check dams ranging from 0.8–1.5m in height. As visitors walk along the riverside scenic drive, they are greeted on one side by lush green mountains and layered waterfalls, and on the other by two-story houses in the new countryside and pollution-free vegetable fields, presenting a picturesque pastoral scene.

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