Online celebrity attractions around Ningde

The scenic spots of network celebrities around Ningde are: Baishuiyang Yuanyang River, Taimu Mountain, Fu 'an Baiyun Mountain, Jiulong River Scenic Area and Liyu River.

Baishuiyang Yuanyang Xi

Baishuiyang Yuanyang Creek is located in Pingnan County, Ningde City, Fujian Province, with a distance of Fuzhou 170km and Ningde10/km. The whole scenic spot is crescent-shaped, with a total area of 66 square kilometers and a length of 36 kilometers. It is divided into five scenic spots: Baishuiyang, Yiyang, Liugongyan, Taibao Building and Yuanyang Lake.

taimu mountains

Fuding city, located on the coast of the East China Sea, about 45 kilometers south of the city, stands on the coast of the East China Sea and beside Qingchuan Bay, with magnificent momentum and unique scenery, and is known as the fairy capital of the sea.

Fuan Baiyun Mountain

Baiyun Mountain is located in the northwest of Fu 'an City, which is named after the frequent winding of white clouds. There is a "Lengshui Temple" on the west slope of Houfeng in Baiyun Mountain, which was built in the fourth year of Zhengde in Ming Dynasty (1509). There is "Tianchi" in front of the temple, which is rich in afternoon lotus.

Jiulong mine scenic spot

Jiulong Mine Scenic Area is located in the southeast of zhouning county 13km. Here, there are beautiful peaks and deep canyons, and the Longjiang River falls layer by layer between cliffs and broken walls, forming a nine-level waterfall group. According to the determination of relevant departments, the total fall of the waterfall is about 300 meters, of which the first fall is about 47 meters, the width of the waterfall is 76 meters, and the width of the rainy season is 83 meters.

carp brook

Liyuxi quietly flows through Puyuan Village. Thousands of carp are swimming leisurely in this stream which is more than 500 meters long and only a few meters wide. According to local historical records, our ancestors made a rule of keeping carp in streams, and also made a family rule prohibiting catching and injuring carp. The villagers strictly abide by family rules and passed them down from generation to generation, forming such a beautiful carp stream today.