Weih River Source National Forest Park

　　Weih River Source National Forest Park is located 34 kilometers south of the county town. Since ancient times, it has been celebrated in Longdong (eastern Gansu) for its splendid natural scenery and rich artificial landscapes. It is known for its fine features—lushness, beauty, uniqueness, diversity, and cool climate. The unique geographical environment and long historical heritage have created its abundant tourism resources.

　　Weih River Source Forest Park is divided into four major scenic areas: Lianfeng Mountain, Shouyang Mountain, Tianjing Gorge, and Shimen Reservoir. The construction period spans three years. Among them: the Shouyang Mountain area mainly focuses on developing the twin burial mounds of Bo Yi and Shu Qi, including the construction of an exhibition hall, management offices, a stone arch bridge, an altar, a 2-acre Baiwei Garden; the Lianfeng Mountain area, as the main scenic zone, will feature a classical residential-style mountain villa, one imitation ancient stone-carved altar, a 400-square-meter rest corridor, a 50-square-meter artistically designed public toilet, one overflow dam, one artistic mountain gate, three simple parking lots totaling 4,000 square meters, a 50-acre introduced species nursery, 1,500 meters of river embankment lining, 80 kilometers of newly built roads, and the repair of 4.4 kilometers of existing roads. The Tianjing Gorge area primarily emphasizes the protection of its unique Danxia landform and elegant natural scenery. It will include a 500-square-meter Juxian Villa, one restored and sculpted statue at Kun Kiln, a 200-square-meter rest corridor, repair and construction of 28.5 kilometers of roads, ten tents, a 2,000-square-meter simple parking lot, one mountain gate, and a 60-meter overflow dam.