Apeng River, Qianjiang District, Chongqing (150 meters west of 319 National Road)Map
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Beautiful canyon, a good place to escape the summer heat
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A'peng River Highlights: Must-See Features and Attractions
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The Apeng River rushes down from Lichuan, Hubei, travels through the Wuling Mountains, and flows into the Wujiang River through the Qianjiang River to Youyang Gongtan, with a total length of 249 kilometers. It is the largest tributary of the Wujiang River. The Apeng River in the Qianjiang River has high mountains and deep valleys, confronting cliffs, and vertical and horizontal tributaries. It brings together the original and peculiar nature of Shengui Gorge, the magical beauty of Guandu Gorge, the hot springs and caves of the tributary Xisha River, the geysers of Puhua River, the natural bridge, the big funnel and There are five unique scenic spots such as the underground dark river (can be rowed) and the natural four bridges of the Shenxi River.
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A'peng River Reviews: Insider Insights and Visitor Experiences
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Beautiful canyon, a good place to escape the summer heat
The Apeng River originated from Lichuan City, Enshi Tujia and Miao Autonomous Prefecture, Hubei Province, and is a river flowing from northeast to southwest in China. It is injected into the Wujiang River in the ancient town of Yantan by the Lijiang District of Chongqing to Xiangyang County. It is 249 kilometers long and is the first tributary of Wujiang River.
Sitting on the cruise ship, feeling a pan, feeling very good, watching the style on both sides of the river, people feel the different beauty of Chongqing, you can recommend it, the magnificent beauty of the mountain city, the scenery of the mountain city!
The water is clear, the scenery is good, the air is fresh, it is worth a visit.
The scenery is so beautiful that it is not as beautiful as the Little Three Gorges.