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Jiangshan Scenic Tourism Area

Published: 2026-11-12 👁 101 views
Last updated 2026-11-12 — Jiangshan Scenic Tourism Area. Jiangshan Village is located in the northern part of Limiao Township, Shangzhou District. It borders Longwangmiao Village and Nanmajiao Village of Yaoshi Town to the east, and Dongyu Village, Tieluchai Village, and Madisi Village of Dajing Town to the west. The village is nestled between Dajing and Yaoshi towns. It is 42 kilometers from Shangzhou City, 7.5 kilometers from Provincial Highway 307, and 22 kilometers from National Highway 312, offering very convenient transportation. The village has 456 mu of arable land and over 11,400 mu of forested area, distributed across one gorge, four valleys, and one stockaded village within Jiangshan.

Jiangshan Scenic Tourism Area

Jiangshan Scenic Tourism Area
  Jiangshan Scenic Tourism Area

  Jiangshan Village is located in the northern part of Limiao Township, Shangzhou District. It borders Longwangmiao Village and Nanmajiao Village of Yaoshi Town to the east, and Dongyu Village, Tieluchai Village, and Madisi Village of Dajing Town to the west. The village is nestled between Dajing and Yaoshi towns. It is 42 kilometers from Shangzhou City, 7.5 kilometers from Provincial Highway 307, and 22 kilometers from National Highway 312, offering very convenient transportation. The village has 456 mu of arable land and over 11,400 mu of forested area, distributed across one gorge, four valleys, and one stockaded village within Jiangshan.

  Within this vast expanse, not only do rare protected tree species such as the yew and unique trees like the strange jujube and maple grow, but it is also home to medicinal herbs including honeysuckle, asparagus root, gastrodia elata, bupleurum, atractylodes, Sichuan earthworm, astragalus, fritillaria, codonopsis, and schisandra. Furthermore, it serves as a habitat for more than ten species of wild animals, such as golden pheasants, Mongolian gazelles, wild boars, sika deer, and musk deer.

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