Mulong River Rafting

　　Mulong River Rafting in Lagou Township is situated within Mulong Village, a provincial-level public welfare forest conservation area. Covering a total distance of 7.5 kilometers, the river features a varying width of 5 to 30 meters, an average flow rate of 10 cubic meters per second, and is flanked by picturesque landscapes. The water is crystal clear, the currents are swift, and there are numerous rapids. Towering ancient trees and vast stretches of lush bamboo grow amid seemingly endless virgin forests, earning the area the reputation of a “natural oxygen bar.”

　　As a natural ecological treasure, Lagou Township is defined by its three key elements: birds, forests, and fish. With 340,000 mu (approximately 22,666 hectares) of woodland — including 180,000 mu of public welfare forest — and a forest coverage rate of 86.23%, the hills of Lagou are blanketed in vibrant green, creating a true natural oxygen haven. In 1982, the autonomous region designated Mulong and Daping villages in Lagou Township as bird protection zones and established three migratory bird monitoring stations, primarily safeguarding species such as the Lady Amherst’s pheasant. Today, the forests of Lagou Township are home to a variety of wildlife, including wild boars, kalij pheasants, masked palm civets, and squirrels. The protected area also boasts precious tree species like nanmu, camphor, rosewood, and red sandalwood. The Mulong and Napan rivers in Lagou Township now serve as thriving habitats for fish.

　　Scenic Area Address: Mulong Village, Luzhai County, Liuzhou City

　　Transportation: Take a local bus heading to Lagou Township from Luzhai County