Tiantangzhai Scenic Area, a national 5A tourist attraction, national nature reserve, national forest park and national geopark, lies in the heart of the Dabie Mountains across Anhui’s Jinzhai County and Hubei’s Luotian County. Its summit stands at 1,729 meters above sea level, forming the watershed of the Yangtze River and Huaihe River systems.
Boasting a forest coverage rate of 96.5%, it preserves the rare primitive forest of eastern China and is hailed as a natural oxygen bar. The most iconic sight is the multi-level waterfall group, represented by Jiuying Waterfall. Other highlights include Longjian Peak, Baima Grand Canyon and ancient cliff ruins. When mist rises after rain, rolling sea of clouds blankets the mountain ridges. Beyond natural scenery, Tiantangzhai bears important revolutionary heritage of the Liu-Deng Army entering the Dabie Mountains. It perfectly combines magnificent mountain landscapes, abundant biodiversity and red culture.