Yangshugou Waterfall is located in the northwest of Yinde'er
126
kilometers away in the Yangshugou Forest Farm. It belongs to the Yangshugou River basin, originating from the southern side of Chulu Dam, with a basin length of
30 kilometers, flowing into the Chao'er River. It is a seasonal river, with a flow rate of
3-4
cubic meters
/
second during summer. The waterfall is
50
meters wide and has a drop of
10
meters. Yangshugou Waterfall resembles a pristine white hada, hidden within a deep valley of sheer cliffs. Surrounded by mountains and lush greenery on all sides, this waterfall benefits from an excellent ecological environment that provides favorable living conditions for rare flora and fauna.
In the deep mountains, rare animals such as black bears, sika deer, and wild boars thrive, wandering freely and leisurely. In the dense forests, precious birds like larks, Lady Amherst’s pheasants, and hazel grouses make their homes, flying in flocks, dancing together, and singing competitively. On the grasslands, local specialties such as wild yellow flowers, mushrooms, and fiddlehead ferns are visible everywhere; balloon flowers, peonies, and astragalus herbs grow abundantly.
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