Huanghua Divine Garden Scenic Area

Huanghua Divine Garden Scenic Area

Huanghua Divine Garden Scenic Area is a national AAA-level tourist attraction.

Located on the eastern side of the main peak of Linlu Mountain, the area boasts lush mountains, clear waters, billowing clouds, and stunning scenery. It is a spectacular blend of natural and cultural landscapes, uniting ancient and modern wonders in one mountain. It features seventy-two scenic spots such as "Huanghua’s Reversing Flow," "Thousand-foot Hanging Waterfall Like Pearl Curtains," and "Ice Cave in Scorching Summer." There are also historical structures including the Zhao State Great Wall from the Warring States period, the Huanghua Guild Hall, the Gao Huan Summer Palace from the Eastern Wei Dynasty, the Jueren Temple from the Sui Dynasty, the Queen Mother’s Temple and Ciming Temple from the Song Dynasty, as well as architectural complexes like the Waterfall Pavilion, Huanghua Central Courtyard, and Jade Emperor Pavilion from the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The site also encompasses the Huanghua Academy founded by the renowned Jin Dynasty calligrapher and painter Wang Tingyun during his seclusion here, along with over seventy stone tablets inscribed with famous poems and essays through the ages. Additionally, there are two clusters of stone pagodas and numerous ancient and rare trees. With waterfalls cascading from the mountaintop, dry lakes shimmering in the valleys, peaks hidden in the clouds, and streams winding through secluded gullies, it has been praised as "Among the most beautiful peaks of the Taihang Mountains, Huanghua of Linlu stands out with even greater fame."