Longhua Mountain Park

Longhua Mountain Park

Longhua Mountain Park is located on the picturesque Bianshui River, about 3 kilometers from the county town. Covering an area of over 4,000 acres, the park features lush greenery, red cliffs, deep caves, and enchanting scenery. Major attractions include Yong Bridge, Heitan Longhua Temple, Huangtan Daming Temple, and Honeycomb Rock. It combines beauty, danger, wonder, and serenity, making it a great place for sightseeing, adventure, vacationing, and Buddhist worship.

The Heitan Cave where Longhua Temple is located is 120 meters deep, 80 meters wide, and 40 meters high. According to research, it is the deepest danxia cave in China and is known as the "Ancient Cave of Immortals." The Honeycomb Rock is currently the largest and most fully developed honeycomb rock formation discovered in the world, considered a geological wonder. There are three well-preserved contiguous areas of honeycomb rock, with the largest one resembling a map of China when viewed from afar and intricate, honeycomb-like holes up close.