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Monkey King Village

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The Monkey King Village Scenic Area features murmuring streams that wind through gorges and valleys, sometimes splashing with lively waves, other times flowing quietly and serenely. Here you can see ten waterfalls and six pools, offering a true immersion into nature. Nestled against a pristine forest, the area is surrounded by steep cliffs and ancient trees that block out the sky. The valley is narrow with secluded paths, where mountains guide the flow of water, creating a harmonious blend of landscape and cascading waterfalls—one waterfall…

Monkey King Village

The Monkey King Village Scenic Area features murmuring streams that wind through gorges and valleys, sometimes splashing with lively waves, other times flowing quietly and serenely. Here you can see ten waterfalls and six pools, offering a true immersion into nature.

Backed by a vast primeval forest and flanked by towering cliffs and ancient trees that blot out the sunlight, Monkey King Village boasts narrow valleys, winding paths, and a stunning interplay of mountain and water. A multitude of waterfalls and pools are scattered across the landscape in delightful arrangements. With up to 100,300 negative ions per cubic centimeter in the air, the area is often visited by wild monkeys that come to forage and play in the water. It's the perfect spot for visitors to enjoy the water, observe the monkeys, breathe in the fresh, lung-cleansing air. Major attractions in the scenic area include Bishuitan (Silver Ribbon Jade Basin), Chungu Pool, Gantian Pool, Houwang Pool, Rocky Shoal, Peacock Spreading Its Tail, Water Curtain Cave, Cascading Rock Waterfall, and Panlong Valley.

Address: Mangshan National Forest Park, Yizhang County, Hunan Province

Admission

No separate admission fee

Included in the ticket for Mangshan National Forest Park.

Phone: 0735-3991992

Opening Hours:

7:00-17:00

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