Pear Blossom Paradise
Pear Blossom Paradise is a national AAAA-level tourist attraction.
The Pear Blossom Paradise Scenic Area is situated between the branches of the Daxue Mountain Range and the Qionglai Mountains. It features the largest pear blossom display on the snow-covered plateau and the most expansive red leaf scenery in the highland region, and is a nationally famous snow pear production base. Spanning 187 square kilometers, the area comprises several sections: Genzha Jiarong Tibetan Village, Ke’er, Shenxian Bao, Jinchuan Old Street, and Hexi. With pear blossoms dancing wildly and snow waves surging, a silver dragon of river winds through the 200-li (100 km) expanse of the Dadu River, draped in clouds from the heavens, dressed entirely in silvery white. It is the most radiant golden star born from the collision of natural landscapes and cultural heritage, and a rare treasure where nature and culture blend seamlessly. Here lie the remnants of one of the two grandest ancient battlefields left by Emperor Qianlong during his “Ten Great Military Campaigns,” when he deployed forces to Jinchuan twice over 200 years ago. It is also home to the first ethnic minority revolutionary government established by the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army in the history of the Chinese revolution—the Garze Dersha Central People's Government...
Location: The Pear Blossom Paradise Scenic Area is located in the Dadu River Valley, nestled between the branches of the Daxue Mountain Range and the Qionglai Mountains.
Climate: The area enjoys a mild climate with abundant sunshine. It receives an average annual precipitation of 616 mm, has an average annual temperature of 12.8°C, enjoys 2,129 hours of sunshine per year, and features an average frost-free period of 184 days.
Resource Features: It is the most dazzling golden star formed by the collision of natural landscapes and cultural elements, and a rare gem where nature and culture merge in harmony.
Honor: “Jinchuan Snow Pears” won the National Agricultural Products Gold Award in 1985.
Contact: 0837-2523578
Official Website: http://www.abjinchuan.gov.cn/ (Jinchuan County Government Website)
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