The 5A Tourist Attraction in Shanxi(A World-Class Premium Destination in China) - Grand Canyon of Huhuan Taihang Mountain

The Grand Canyon of Huguan Taihang Mountain is situated at the junction of Shanxi and Henan provinces. It was once rated as one of the “Top 10 Most Beautiful Canyons in China”. It not only has a magnificent atmosphere similar to the Grand Canyon of Colorado but also has abundant vegetation like that of the Grand Canyon of Sumidero in Mexico. The main gorge is 35 kilometers long from east to west, connecting more than 400 scenic sites. With a forest coverage rate as high as 74.9%, the canyon contains more than 130 protected animals at many levels.

The major scenic spots include Eight Spring Gorge, Hongdou Gorge, Qinglong Gorge, and other areas. Grand Canyon of Huhuan Taihang Mountain is a sea of peaks, a kingdom of rocks, a world of caves, a treasure trove of waters, a garden for plant growth, and a paradise for animal habitats. Within its borders, there are over 300 species of rare plants renowned nationwide, such as purple group participation and Chinese yew, as well as over 130 species of national protected animals including the Leopard, Black Stork, and Golden Eagle.Together, they contribute to the canyon's reputation for grandeur, steepness, and stunning natural beauty.

Apart from its natural scenery, the Grand Canyon also holds a rich human history. It was once a strategic military site and has witnessed numerous significant historical events. Meanwhile, the cultural and natural sites within the Grand Canyon, such as karst caves and temples, offer visitors diverse opportunities for exploration and enjoyment.

Grand Canyon of Huhuan Taihang Mountain, a comprehensive scenic area integrating natural beauty, rich history, and diverse tourism services, invites you to explore and discover. Here, you can marvel at awe-inspiring natural wonders, immerse yourself in the depth of history, and enjoy the relaxation and pleasure that tourism brings.

Opening Hours and Ticket Prices (for reference):

Peak Season (April 1 to October 31): 7:30 to 19:00 (Ticket: 100 yuan per person)

Off-peak Season (November 1 to March 31 of the next year): 8:00 to 17:00 (Ticket: 100 yuan per person)

Source: Comprehensive collation by sx.china.com