Pangu Eco-Cultural Scenic Area

　　   acres. The scenic area faces the shimmering Star Lake, backed by the towering Beiling Mountain. With its undulating terrain, it blends wild charm with tasteful design, revealing and concealing views at every turn, all while offering excellent vertical sightlines. It integrates seamlessly with the national scenic spot Seven Star Crags, creating beautiful, serene lakes and mountain scenery. The area features high peaks, deep valleys, lush forests, abundant flora and fauna, flowing streams and waterfalls, and an elegant environment. It combines the "spectacular, beautiful, and tranquil," embodying characteristics of both landscape and suburban parks.

　　   The scenic area enjoys a pleasant climate, with an average annual temperature of 18°C, warm in winter and cool in summer. The air here has a peak negative ion concentration of up to 86,050 ions per cubic centimeter, making it one of the best natural oxygen bars in western Guangdong and an ideal place for health retreats and wellness.

　　   The scenic area preserves its natural ecological landforms and has been meticulously planned and constructed based on the principles of integrating sculpture with landscaping, sightseeing with education, art with history, and ecology with culture. It boasts numerous attractions: the Pangu Ancestral Hall, the Hundred Family Surnames Root-Seeking Garden, the Ethnic Totem Poles, the Beiling Show Terrace, the Sculpture Plaza, the Hedge Maze, the Bird Paradise, the Happy Adventure Park, the Spirit Turtle Emerging from the Cave, the Butterfly Valley, the Yangyuan Tree, the Golden Plate Hoof Print, the Song Dynasty Quarry Site, the Waterfall Cluster, the Mistletoe Flower Grove, the Azalea Grove, the Ginger Lily Grove… It is the premier eco-tourism destination for visitors to sightsee, explore 5,000 years of Chinese culture, and enjoy a forest bath.