Kongshan Cave

　　　　Kongshan Cave is situated in Qibaoshan Village, Qianchang Town, Jingshan County, 11 kilometers from the county seat. With a total length of 1,148 meters, a maximum height of 48 meters, and a maximum width of 20 meters, it can accommodate over ten thousand people. The cave features exquisitely carved and lifelike landscapes, such as “The Golden Turtle Courting the Toad,” “Rainbow Bridge with Banana Trees,” “The Cunning Rabbit’s Three Burrows,” and “The Golden Rooster Standing Alone,” among more than thirty other spectacular scenes. These breathtaking sights are truly astounding and have earned the cave a reputation as the finest karst cave in central Hubei. Known as the No. 1 Karst Cave in Central Hubei, Kongshan Cave stands out uniquely among China's karst landform caves. The scenic area boasts well-developed infrastructure, with city buses providing direct access and cement roads connecting to the Han-Yi Highway and Zao-Dang Line. Facilities within the area include parking lots, restaurants, eateries, and countryside-style dining spots. There are also shops and a tourism photography center. The tourism amenities are comprehensive, complemented by classic Chinese pavilions and charming gardens, vibrant flora, and picturesque lake and mountain views—making it a true destination for travelers. After over 20 years of development, Kongshan Cave has met the standards of a National AAA-level Tourist Attraction, receiving over 100,000 visitors annually.
　　Huiting Lake National Water Conservancy Scenic Area: Huiting Lake, also known as Huiting Reservoir, is located on the periphery of the Dabie Mountain National Scenic Area—an easily accessible and scenic region—just 2 kilometers from Jingshan County. It is intersected by three provincial highways (Han-Yi, Zao-Dang, Jing-An), one railway line (Chang-Jing), and two expressways (Sui-Yue, Wu-Jing), placing it along the essential tourism corridor of central Hubei. In August 2000, it was designated as a “Provincial Tourism Resort” by the Hubei Provincial Department of Water Resources, and in July 2004, it was recognized as a “National Water Conservancy Tourism Scenic Area” by the Ministry of Water Resources. The grand water conservancy project blends seamlessly with the surrounding landscape, resembling an epic scroll painting of misty mountains and lucid waters. The lake is crystal-clear and shimmering, with gentle waves, while the lakeside is enveloped by tranquil forests. In recent years, with the rise of tourism and leveraging its excellent transportation links, the scenic area has accelerated its development. A 30,000-square-meter artificial lawn now complements the natural scenery, while widened cement roads connect to the main thoroughfares of Jingshan City, adorned with dazzling lighting. A 5,000-meter man-made beach offers visitors a cool retreat in the summer. The signature Hui Shui Fish Head Hotpot is a local delicacy that leaves visitors amazed, prompting them to say, “If you haven’t tried Hui Shui fish head, you haven’t truly visited Jingshan.” The area currently features resort villas capable of hosting group tourists, and the development of a comprehensive tourist resort integrating sightseeing and leisure is well underway.