What are the characteristics of Jin Sixia?

Bailong Gorge, commonly known as Qili Gorge and Beixia Gorge, is 2.5 kilometers long. The scenic spot starts from the entrance of the existing park in the north and ends at Lingguan Hall in the south. The canyon extends in a hard "S" shape, high in the south and low in the north. There are many types of landforms in the canyon, and most of them are plant communities in this life due to human activities.

The main natural landscape with beautiful scenery in Jinsixia is the gully landform, lateral erosion caves, steep wall falling into the water and other river geological landform relics formed by geological processes such as river scouring and erosion. The peak on the left side of the canyon is called Fengshan, just like a phoenix spreading its wings; The peak on the right is called Monkey Mountain, and there is a stone monkey on the top, which is said to be a fairy monkey playing with a phoenix. On the hillside on the left, there is also a strange stone called Ren Xianshi, also known as Ren Xianfeng.

Three kilometers away from the canyon, there are two trees growing on two five-ton boulders, of which the thicker one is the national key protected tree species-the precious plant Acer ginnala; The thinner one is called Mao. Two trees are rooted in hard rocks and stand proudly.

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The geological phenomena such as the complete limestone valley landform, 13 continuous waterfalls, thin limestone and typical continuous folds in Jinsixia are also unique in the existing 138 national geological park in China, which is rare to some extent.

Jinsixia Scenic Area has high mountains and steep slopes, beautiful peaks and deep valleys, developed water system, high vegetation coverage and beautiful natural environment. In particular, the dynamic beauty of mountains and water in the canyon, the ingenious integration of static and dynamic, and the geological landscape with high aesthetic value.

Every year on the 30th day of the twelfth lunar month (the 29th day of the twelfth lunar month), every household hangs lanterns, puts up couplets, puts up New Year pictures, has a reunion dinner, watches the New Year's Eve dinner, celebrates the New Year's Festival, kills pigs, eats jiaozi, catches up with the annual meeting and plays Yuanxiao, all of which are relatively complete customs of Chinese culture for thousands of years.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Jinsixia Scenic Spot, Shangluo City, Shaanxi Province