The Daxiong Mountain Forest Park in the hinterland of central Hunan is located in Anhua County, Hunan Province, adjacent to the ancient and mysterious Daxiong Mountain. Relying on its tall and magnificent mountains, dangerous cliffs and deep streams, dense forests, and beautiful stream scenery, it integrates cultural landscapes, local customs, and beautiful legends in it, and integrates landscapes, ancient forests, strange trees, exotic flowers and plants, rare birds and beasts, and rare plants, forming a gorgeous and colorful picture of nature.
The most striking feature in the park is Jiulong Peak, the highest peak in Hunan at 1,622 meters above sea level. It is majestic and echoes the observation deck at an altitude of 1,602 meters. Such a grand and majestic mountain lies in the middle of Hunan Province, and the clouds cover the clouds and the clouds stretch for hundreds of miles. When you climb high and overlook, you can see the mighty river coming and surging north.
There are also many places in the park that are fresh and secluded. Along the way, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of winding paths, green bamboo forests, refreshing breezes, and thousands of waves. There are also countless natural attractions such as the Giant Rock Fountain and the "Twelve Dragon Ponds", which are thousands of years old, where you can feel the overlap of time and space.
Historically, Chiyou, who was born here during the "Three Emperors and Five Emperors" period, was one of the three tribal alliance chiefs in the later period of the patrilineal nation. He was brave and good at fighting, once led an army to defeat Emperor Yan and confronted the Yellow Emperor in the north of Zhuolu. "The world is salty, and it is especially immortal, and all the countries in all directions are subdued." And when Qin Shi Huang went to Mount Tai to enshrine Zen and sacrifice to the eight gods, Chi You was second only to the two gods of heaven and earth.
In addition to the natural landscape and historical legends, there are also many historical buildings preserved in the park, such as Xiquan Temple and Niangniang Hall, which are still well preserved and show visitors the exquisite and charming architectural artworks created by the wisdom and craftsmanship of those years.
In short, after a long period of development, after a long period of baptism, now we see a new look formed by the interplay of wild fun and culture, which not only maintains the original ecological wild interest, but also shines with a cultural background throughout the whole place - whether from the perspective of environmental protection or cultural value, it is worth us to perceive, share and appreciate!