Longtou Mountain National Forest Park is a verdant protected area known for its diverse subtropical forests, karst landscapes, and rich biodiversity, offering hiking, scenic views, and nature exploration opportunities.
Located in the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region of southern China, Longtou Mountain National Forest Park spans a varied terrain of lush subtropical forests, limestone karst formations, and flowing rivers. The park sits within a subtropical monsoon climate zone, fostering impressive biodiversity with abundant species of plants and wildlife, including several endemic and rare species. The region has a long history intertwined with local ethnic cultures, notably the Zhuang minority, whose customs and traditions still influence the area's cultural landscape. Visitors to Longtou Mountain can explore numerous well-maintained trails that provide access to panoramic mountain vistas, towering cliffs, dense forest groves, and tranquil streams. The park is valued not only for its natural beauty but also for ecological preservation, protecting important watershed areas and habitat corridors. Key landmarks include dramatic karst peaks, waterfall viewpoints, and ancient forest groves. Recreational activities center on hiking, wildlife observation, and photography, with opportunities for immersive nature experiences. The park's accessibility from nearby urban centers makes it a popular destination for day trips and longer outdoor excursions. Facilities include visitor centers and basic amenities, enhancing visitor convenience while emphasizing environmental respect and sustainability.
The karst peak ridge offers stunning panoramic views of the surrounding forest and valleys
High biodiversity zones with rare subtropical plant species and endemic animals
Waterfall scenic area featuring multiple cascading falls accessible via well-marked trails
Secluded forest paths through ancient native trees away from the main tourist areas
A dramatic series of limestone peaks offering striking elevation changes and views across dense forested valleys.
A cluster of waterfalls along a forest stream that provide refreshing stops and photographic opportunities on several hiking routes.
Dense forest zones rich in evergreen broadleaf species representative of the subtropical monsoon climate.