Wulingyuan Scenic and Historical Interest Area, China

Wrapped in natural beauty, calm and a vast stretch of space, the Wulingyuan Scenic and Historical Interest Area in China is a must on every visitor's ininerary. The Wulingyuan Scenic and Historical Interest Area is China is located in the Hunan Province in the northwest side. This area, which is colloquially referred merely to as "Wulingyuan", is another of China's many stone and rock formation areas; though the region is also a mountainous place. The Wulingyuan Scenic and Historical Interest Area in China covers a ground area of about 26,000 Hectares.

The Wulingyuan Scenic and Historical Interest Area in China comprise of sandstone formations, like hills, peaks, pillars, cliffs and arches; while as an incentive to these elevations comes the deep mysterious ravines, brooks, gorges, caves and waterfalls. The most unique feature about the Wulingyuan Scenic and Historical Interest Area in China is that the area also has two naturally formed bridges. The Wulingyuan Scenic and Historical Interest Area in China is renowned not just for its natural architecture but also for the diverse range of rare and exotic flora and fauna that inhabit in the region. The 26,000 hestares are fractioned into three natural reserves, the Zhangjiajie National Park, the Suoxiyu Nature Reserve and the Tianzi Mountain Natural Reserve. The chief attractions in the Wulingyuan Scenic and Historical Interest Area in China are the Yellow Lion Village, the Heicongnao Stone Peak, the Golden Whip Stream, the Suoxi Valley, the Yellow Dragon Cave, the Tianzi Mountain, the Fengxi Hill, the Yellow Dragon Springs and the Kunlun Peak