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Bashan Grand Canyon, once called Xuanhan Bailixia, is a national 4A-level scenic spot, geological park, and nature reserve. Known for its karst landscapes and historical relics, it is also the birthplace of the Tujia folk music Hao Cao Luo Gu. The area offers two routes: Route A (best in summer) and Route B (best in winter).
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达州凤凰山公园
Phoenix Mountain Park, named for its mountain shape resembling a phoenix in flight, is a forested urban park and the largest city park in Dazhou. Key attractions within the park include Phoenix Tower, Phoenix Pavilion, Red Army Pavilion, Songjun Pavilion, the Yuan Zhen Memorial Hall, and several cultural squares.
真佛山
It consists of cultural landscapes such as Dehua Temple, Jade Buddha Temple, Jingang Temple, and Lingyun Village, as well as natural landscapes such as Rouge Lake, Sanxian Stone, Conch Cave, Lotus Temple, Yunhua Mountain, and Daojiliang. It has a long historical and cultural background and a simple and profound The connotation of folk customs.
达州博物馆
八台山
Batai Mountains is a National AAAA Tourist Attraction and a National Geopark. Its main peak, Xinbatai, rises to 2,272.3 meters and is known as the “Second Peak of Bashan.” The mountains feature unique peaks shrouded in mist, with ever-changing landscapes. With abundant rainfall and ample sunlight, the area offers distinctive natural phenomena such as sunrises, Buddha’s rays, seas of clouds, and cloud waterfalls, earning it the nickname “Eastern Emei of Sichuan.”
五峰山国家森林公园
National AAA tourist area and national forest park. Also known as Zhuhai Park, it is located in Wufeng Mountain, Yuehua Township, Dazhu County. It is 18 km away from the county seat. It is named because of its vast bamboo area and various types of bamboo. The scenery in the scenic area is beautiful, with a vast sea of bamboo, lush trees and gorgeous mountain flowers.
五峰山国家森林公园
Wufengshan National Forest Park, also known as "Bamboo Sea Park," covers a total area of 876 hectares, with an elevation ranging from 600 to 1,080 meters. It has a subtropical humid climate, an average annual temperature of 12.5°C, distinct four seasons, abundant rainfall, and mild winters and cool summers. The park is dominated by bamboo forests and also features forest ecosystems, lakes, and recreational and resort facilities. In 2016, it was rated as a National AAAA-level Tourist Attraction by the Sichuan Tourism Standards Evaluation Committee.