Zhujia Mountain National Forest Park

Zhujiashan National Forest Park is located in Weng'an County on the banks of the Wujiang River in central Guizhou. It consists of five major Attraction: Zhujiashan, Yingshanhong, Tapo, Xipo, and Jiangjiehe, with a total area of ​​4,888.2 hectares and a forest coverage rate of 92.1%. The forest scenery resources in each Attraction are unique and diverse, and the unique evergreen broad-leaved virgin forest at the same latitude on the earth is well preserved, including the karst cave community unique to karst landforms, the breathtaking, dangerous, majestic and strange Wujiang Canyon scenery and the world-famous Jiangjiehe truss composite bridge.

The Long March culture in the Attraction, such as the battle site of the Workers and Peasants Red Army breaking through the Wujiang River, the battle site of Huangnidang and the meeting site, sets off the Zhujiashan National Forest Park. The cultural landscapes such as the tomb of the general who conquered the south in the Ming Dynasty, the stone inscriptions of the Qing Dynasty, the cliff carvings of Dafengdong, and the site of Zhutunbing, are all fascinating.