Sichuan Guangwu Mountain Noshui River National Geopark

Micangshan National Forest Park, located on the southern slopes of the Micang Mountains in the Qinba Mountains, covers a total area of 40,155 hectares. The forest has a coverage rate of 97.3% with a total standing timber volume of 2.4 million cubic meters, earning it the nickname "Natural Oxygen Bar." The park was established in 1995, designated as a National Forest Park in 2002, and recognized as the "Hometown of Red Leaves in China" in 2007.

There are a lot of different attractions there, and it's a great place to get away from the summer heat.

These stone carvings began in the Sui Dynasty and continued through the Tang Dynasty, and along with the Song Dynasty continued through the Republican era, very interesting to see some of the stone statues and learn about history through them.

Here there is a large, well-preserved architectural complex of the Ming and Qing dynasties, which is the best place to see the unique folk dwellings in northeast Sichuan.

One of the famous sights to see is the Buddha's light on Mt.

It is a famous historical and cultural town in China and a traditional village in China, which was founded in the Qin and Han Dynasties and is the site of ancient Liuzhou.