Lengshuihe Nature Reserve

Lengshuihe Nature Reserve, Hushui Sancha Area of Pingba Township, 30 kilometers northwest of the county seat, Datian and Lvzhu Areas of Datian Township, Qingmen and Hongzi Areas of Qingmen Township, Taiping Township Ring Road, Taiping Area, Shichang Township Stone Area The Chang area, the junction of the Laiba area in Guihua Township, is the basin area of the Lengshui River, Yousha River and its tributaries Shengou River, Huaju River, Sancha River, Niulugou River and Dayutiao River. Along the river and its tributaries, the horizontal distance between the two sides of the river valley is 1.5 kilometers, and the advance is 20 kilometers. It is designated as the Lengshuihe Nature Reserve, with a total area of 28.3 square kilometers. The altitude in the reserve is 700~1500 meters. The rocks on both sides of the valley are cut like knives, the mountains are as steep as walls, the valleys are narrow and deep, and there is very little sunlight. In some places, there is no sunlight all year round. The climate is warm and humid. The average temperature in January is 3.6~6℃. , the average July is 24.3~27℃, the annual precipitation is 1136 mm, and there is no frost at the bottom of the valley all year round. The source of the Lengshui River, the waterfall falls down, and the running water is crystal clear. In the reserve, there are nearly 20 waterfalls connected in groups, with a drop of more than 40 meters. Due to the lush vegetation, it is equivalent to a reservoir of 2.5 million cubic meters. Spectacular. Along the two banks of the river, there are abrupt peaks and towering ancient trees. So far, there are no less than 500 species of higher plants, which are basically evergreens. The middle and lower part of the river valley is a typical mid-subtropical evergreen broad-leaved forest. The canopy is undulating and emerald green all year round. The Fagaceae, Castanopsis, Quercus, Camellia, and Lana trees occupy the upper layer of the canopy. , with distinct layers, some large vines and woods are attached to it, epiphytic ferns and shrubs are distributed in the forest, and the ground cover bryophytes are relatively developed, making the reserve a perennial emerald green canyon.