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Jinxi Gorge Danjiang River Rafting

Published: 2026-11-12 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-11-12 — Shangnan Danjiang River Rafting The Danjiang River is a major river in the Shangluo mountains. It originates from Phoenix Mountain at Heilongkou in Shangzhou and winds through the rugged mountains for hundreds of miles…

Jinxi Gorge Danjiang River Rafting

Jinxi Gorge Danjiang River Rafting
  Shangnan Danjiang River Rafting

  The Danjiang River is a major river in the Shangluo mountains. It originates from Phoenix Mountain at Heilongkou in Shangzhou and winds through the rugged mountains for hundreds of miles before exiting Shaanxi at Yueyawan in Shangnan, entering Junxian County in Hubei via Jingziguan in Henan, and finally joining the Han River. The total length is 443 kilometers, with 293 kilometers navigable by boat. With the booming development of tourism in Shangnan, the Danjiang River has been revitalized, and rafting on the Danjiang River has become a new highlight in the region’s tourism offerings. The local government of Shangnan County officially launched development of the rafting project on the Danjiang River between Taijihe and Guofenglou in

  2002. The first phase, between Taijihe and Bijia Wan, officially opened to the public on July 10, 2003, covering a length of about 30 li. This section is located in the middle and lower reaches of the Danjiang River, where the water flow is strong and rapid, with overlapping mountains on both banks offering picturesque scenery. Travelers drift along the water as if walking on a painting, and the boat seems to sail through a living canvas. Along the way, there are nine bends, each twist and turn presenting unique and diverse landscapes.

  Ticket price: Peak season: 128 | Off-season: 128

  Inquiry hotline: 0914-6563777

  Postal code: 726300

  Scenic area address: Xiaohekou Village, Jinxi Gorge Town, Shangnan County

Jinxi Gorge Danjiang River Rafting is aAAA-rated attraction

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