Liupan Mountain Ecological Botanical Garden

　　　Liupan Mountain Ecological Botanical Garden is situated in the Jinghe River Source Scenic Area of Liupan Mountain, nestled in Longquan Valley (also called Niumen Gully), at an altitude of 1,900 to 2,590 meters. It stretches 3 kilometers from north to south, covering a total area of 390 hectares — including 3 hectares of built-up area, 2.3 hectares of water bodies, and 384.7 hectares of green space. The botanical garden was designed to meet the needs of forest ecotourism, science education, plant conservation, and research and teaching. Following ecological principles, it primarily features native Liupan Mountain plants, along with carefully introduced, well-adapted species. The layout is thoughtfully planned by classification. The garden mainly showcases ecological flora and consists of 24 themed areas: 0 Garden, Xiafang Garden, Qiuyi Garden, Jiamu Garden, Rose Garden, Wild Fruit Garden, Birdsong Forest, Sanyou Garden, Fragrance Garden, Azalea Garden, Evergreen Garden, QiuLong Exhibition Garden, Mountain Watermill, Wild Pillow Stream, Autumn Color Garden, Introduction & Domestication Garden, Vine Garden, Rare Flora & Fauna Garden, Wetland Flora & Fauna Garden, and Herbal Medicine Garden. The garden cultivates a total of 436 plant species from 219 genera and 83 families, forming a distinctive regional landscape that highlights Chinese floral culture, traditional Chinese medicine culture, and forest ecological culture.