Kang River

　　    Kang River is situated on the key route about 10 kilometers from Dong’an Township to Wuxi. As you go upstream, the riverbanks are lined with gracefully winding pines and cypresses, their rich greens stacked in layers, creating a fresh and delightful atmosphere. A variety of colorful wildflowers bloom all over the mountains, filling the air with enchanting fragrances. Flocks of birds call to one another, singing melodiously. The valley is dotted with uniquely shaped rocks in countless forms—some resembling a tiger watching a pig, some like a rooster crowing, others like a bridge stretching across, or bamboo shoots after the rain, and even a general in white robes. At Monkey Cave, the cliffs open wide as a waterfall cascades down in a shower of glistening beads, presenting a view akin to a richly colored landscape painting. This scenic spot connects to Wuxi’s Hongchiba and the Lesser Three Gorges.

　　    Source: People's Government of Chengkou County, Chongqing