Baishi Bay Scenic Area

　　Baishi Bay is nestled in the undulating mountains about three kilometers from Pujiang County. It boasts an abundance of huge rocks, lakes, streams, waterfalls, and caves, as well as extensive wild broadleaf forests. The sightseeing routes extend over 10 kilometers in depth and are equipped with service facilities such as a reception mountain villa, stilted wooden cabins, tea houses, Baishi Academy, and campsites for barbecues. It is a top tourist destination rich in scenic resources, with an outstanding ecological environment, perfect for leisure, sightseeing, vacationing, and entertainment. The valley’s river stones, polished by years of flowing water, emerge above the surface. These grayish-brown rocks take on a snow-white appearance under the winter sun, giving the canyon its beautiful name—Baishi Bay, or “White Stone Bay.”

　　Developed and constructed in 2000, Baishi Bay Scenic Area covers a total area of approximately 180,000 square kilometers and consists of two gorges, eastern and western, each stretching over 30 kilometers. The area features continuous mountain ranges, lush forests, spectacular streams and waterfalls, fresh air, uniquely shaped rocks, and mysterious caves. Along the route, there are cascading pools and waterfalls with year-round flowing water. The natural landscape remains exceptionally pristine and primitive, resembling a dreamlike paradise on earth. The scenic area has successively developed a leisure reception zone, a camping and barbecue zone, a Tianlong Waterfall viewing zone, as well as areas for leisure, entertainment, outdoor sports, fitness, and vacation—all integrated into an ecological mountain-water destination.