Longdi River

Longdi River

Introduction: The Longdi River rafting is known as the “No. 1 Drift in the South.” The Longdi Eco-Rafting Scenic Area in Tongdao is located in Mujiao Township, Tongdao. Due to its unique geographical location, the Longdi River has retained its primitive, simple, and magical ecological characteristics. The natural conditions for rafting on the Longdi River are exceptional: the whole course features a drop of over 150 meters, covers a river section of 10 kilometers, takes 3–4 hours, and includes 48 rapids and riffles of various sizes. Fast currents and deep pools alternate; ancient trees on both banks tower overhead, casting shade over the water; the clear streams sometimes rush down fiercely with waves crashing against you, and other times flow as smoothly as a mirror. Visitors ride rubber rafts downstream, freely playing in the shallow rapids, shooting through exciting currents — thrilling yet safe, leaving them relaxed and exhilarated.  Admission/Fees & Opening Hours: 100 RMB

Huaihua City, Hunan Province

Mujiao Township: Mujiao and Xiangxia townships, together with Linkou Town, have been merged into the newly established Wanfo Mountain Town.

Mujiao Township is located in the northeastern part of the county, bordering Suining and Chengbu counties to the east, Linkou Town to the west and south, and Shanmuqiao Township to the north. It governs 7 administrative villages, 36 villager groups, with a population of 4,568 people, and an average of 1.2 mu of arable land per capita.

The terrain within the township is higher in the east and lower in the west, with many high mountains in the east and rapid streams, featuring numerous canyons. The high mountains generally have elevations above 1,000 meters, including: Dajianshan at 1,620 meters, Huangzhushan at 1,740 meters, and Lan NJie at 1,620…  More detailed information about Mujiao Township ++