Category: Enshi Travel Guide

Tujia Daughter City (土家女儿城) in Enshi combines ancient architecture with Tujia stilt houses, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the [...]

Luyuanping Canyon (鹿院坪), located in Enshi City, is an undeveloped scenic area within the Mu Fu Grand Canyon, boasting an [...]

Suobuya Stone Forest (梭布垭石林), located in Enshi City, Hubei Province, spans a vast 21 square kilometers and is hailed as [...]

Nestled in Enshi Tujia and Miao Autonomous Prefecture, in the city of Lichuan, lies the enchanting Qingjiang Ancient Riverbed (清江古河床), [...]

Shennong Stream (神农溪), originating from the main peak of Shennongjia, flows eastward to join the Yangtze River at Wuxia Gorge. [...]

Enshi Dixin Valley (恩施地心谷) is nestled in the Enshi, Hubei Province, situated at the crossroads of the 318 National Scenic [...]

Pingshan Grand Canyon (屏山峡谷), named for its expansive mountain top and towering cliffs, is a stunning testament to nature’s artistry. [...]

Pingbaying National Forest Park (坪坝营国家森林公园), spanning 154 square kilometers in Enshi, boasts an average elevation of 1314 meters. The park [...]

Enshi Fengyu Bridge (恩施风雨桥), completed in March 2004, gracefully spans the Qing River in the Enshi region, Hubei Province, connecting [...]

Yumu Village (鱼木寨), nestled amidst towering cliffs on all sides, spans an area of 6 square kilometers and is accessible [...]

The Dashuijing Ancient Architecture Group (大水井古建筑群) is nestled amid the expansive mountains of Li Chuan City, with its roots tracing [...]

Sumadang Scenic Area (苏马荡景区), located in Moudao Town, Lichuan City, Hubei Province, boasts an elevation of over 1,500 meters and [...]