Ping'an Eco-Tourism Area

Ping'an Eco-Tourism Area

Ping'an Eco-Tourism Area is located in Ping'an Mountain, Ping'an Forest Farm, Botang Town, Boluo County, and is a large-scale pristine eco-tourism resort in southern China. The scenic area features undulating mountains, towering ancient trees, crisscrossing ravines, and a rich diversity of wildlife. Its unique landscape includes a variety of uniquely shaped waterfalls, the largest waterfall forest canyon in the Pearl River Delta, thrilling tunnel rafting, the most beautiful hanging trails in Lingnan, and a thousand-year-old ancient temple, forming an exceptional mountain-water painting.

Botang Town: A town under the jurisdiction of Boluo County. Established as the Botang Commune in 1958, it was restructured as a district in 1983 and upgraded to a town in 1986. Located in the northern part of Boluo County, it covers an area of 161.4 square kilometers with a population of 37,000. National Highway 205 runs through the central area of the town, providing convenient transportation. The town administers 22 management areas including Sicun, Ezhai, Longtou, Chetian, Dibo, Yinlou, Huangtang, Xinpi, Baishi, Gaoqiao, Tunli, Shangtianbu, Zougong, Shigang, Shihu, Fuxin, Yangjing, Luotang, Shuibo, Yagong, Hengling, and Jiaomu, along with one residential committee. The town's township enterprises are mainly engaged in commerce, transportation, and the catering industry. ... More detailed information about Botang Town++