2009-02-01

Yahekou resort - Chinese tourism scenic spots

Yahekou Reservoir in the upper and middle reaches of the River, from Nanyang in the urban areas only 40 kilometers. The water in the reservoir area covers about 120 square kilometers, the water storage of about 13 billion cubic meters, with flood control, irrigation, farming, tourism and other integrated functions.
Yahekou Funiu Mountain Reservoir is located in the transition to the Nanyang Basin of hilly areas. Funiu Mountain Yumai Jiulishan, Castle Peak, the stack of five mountain peaks Songzhi a lot of first-line in the northwest, the Treasury temporary or sightseeing boat in the library can experience the overlapping peaks wrong unlimited scenery. Cross-strait links through the hills from time to time, on uplifted Block, a mushroom-shaped Potou, Pianpiancucu trees reflected in the boundless expanse of blue water of the lake, crystal blue lakes full of clarity, Blur of blue sky and white clouds and birds as a foil to shadow, making floating Shui-Guang Cui, increase cross-strait Choi. Aquarium fish in the reservoir area, there are more than 20 species of waterfowl and more than 10 species of fish around, and the birds swept low, some wonders. Reservoir, there are more than Treasury fork, grassland, on the peninsula, or island, the use of these regional tourism development and a quality living environment. The whole dam reservoir 3600 meters, rather like a giant dragon across the lake on the very momentum. Crest also the Tinglang classical style gives the board the dam provides a good place looking so beautiful panoramic view over Lake. Dam Baicheng Lin Wai-song, Ai Ai cigarettes green, dark green and matched the Lakes and comparable. In the shade of green silk flood gates diarrhea, power stations, such as Ji Nianting Nairen building to watch. The following is the reservoir hundred miles of wilderness Nanyang Basin, near the artificial ponds, across the River rail and road bridge, the pond, such as hot springs also enriched by a number of reservoirs.

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