Tonglushan Ancient Copper Mine Site

A 4A-level scenic area known as "Little Wuyuan of Hubei," featuring ten-thousand-acre peach orchards and the century-old Liutongwan ancient village. The village has Ming and Qing dynasty Hui-style architecture, bluestone alleys, and ancient bridges. The immersive water performance "Peach Blossom Land" is performed from late March to November.

A 4A-level scenic area and provincial forest park. The mountain has three main peaks and is home to the Honghua Temple, which features a thousand-year-old ginkgo tree. The Dongchang Pavilion hosts Tang-style performances in the evening. Private vehicles are not allowed on the mountain; visitors must transfer to the shuttle bus at the visitor center. Free entry; shuttle bus ¥30 round trip; Dongchang Pavilion approx. ¥59. Allow about 2-3 hours for a visit. Wear comfortable shoes as the temple area has uneven stone paths.

A seasonal folk art event held at the Dongfang Mountain Scenic Area, featuring West Journey-themed parades, folk performances, intangible cultural heritage markets, and local food. The event is typically held during the Chinese New Year holiday. Source: Huangshi Civilization Network.

China's first national mine park, built on the site of the former Daye Iron Mine. The core attraction is the No. 1 Sinkhole in Asia, a massive open-pit mine with a maximum depth of 444 meters. Visitors can walk along the observation deck to view the pit, explore the mining museum, or take the shuttle bus. In late April to early May, the park hosts a locust flower festival.

An annual spring festival held at the Huangshi National Mine Park, featuring locust flower viewing, local food stalls, and cultural performances. The event typically runs for several weeks from mid-April to early May.

A freshwater lake in the middle of Huangshi, with a water area of about 10 square kilometers and a shoreline of 38.5 km. The lake is surrounded by parks and greenways, popular for walking, cycling, and sunset views.