Qingjiang National Forest Park
Qingjiang National Forest Park is a national-level forest park.
Qingjiang National Forest Park is located in Changyang County, with a planned area of 49,880 hectares. The park not only features the scenic beauty of the clear waters of the Qingjiang River, green peaks, and islands reflecting on the lake, but also includes the birthplace of the Ba people, “Wuluo Zhongli Mountain.” It is home to the famous Buddhist sacred site “Zhong Wudang” (Tianzhu Mountain), whose peaks rise like pillars straight into the clouds, as well as the Yanchi Hot Springs, known for their year-round mild climate and therapeutic properties for various ailments. Other highlights include the “Changyang Man” fossil cave and the Changyang Tianzhu Mountain Resort, which integrates travel, shopping, and entertainment. As a gathering place for the Tujia ethnic group, Changyang boasts unique local customs and folk traditions.
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