Wei Zi, Tongren County, Guizhou Province

Fanjingshan National Nature Reserve, located at the junction of Jiangkou, Songtao and Yinjiang counties, covers an area of 567 square kilometers, and is one of the most intact typical areas of subtropical forest ecosystem in China.

As early as16th century, Fanjing Mountain has become a famous Buddhist shrine in China.

In this area, green peaks stand on the ridges, ravines and valleys are deep and quiet, and some waterfalls on the edge of cliffs fly down among grotesque stones.

A large number of temples and stone monuments are scattered in the landscape. In this virgin forest of about 300 square kilometers, rare plants such as Davidia involucrata, tulip and crape myrtle are growing, and rare birds and animals such as Guizhou golden monkey are inhabited.

When arriving at Jinding, the highest peak of Fanjing Mountain range, visitors will enjoy the sea of clouds and rough waves.

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Fan Jingshan.

Fanjingshan National Nature Reserve is located at the junction of Jiangkou, Songtao and Yinjiang counties, covering an area of 567 square kilometers, and is one of the typical areas with well-preserved subtropical forest ecosystems in China.

As early as16th century, Fan Jing has become a famous Buddhist shrine in China.

Qingfeng stands tall in this area, with deep ravines, and some waterfalls on the edge of cliffs pour down from grotesque stones.

A large number of templates and stone tablets adorn the whole landscape. In this virgin forest of about 300 square kilometers, there are rare plants such as pigeon tree, tulip tree and crape myrtle, as well as rare birds and animals such as Guizhou golden monkey.

Arriving at Jinding, the highest peak of the Fan Jing Mountains, visitors will enjoy the choppy sea of clouds.