Anhui's off-the-beaten-path hiking destination, Huangcangyu National Forest Park

Huangcangyu National Forest Park is a tourist attraction that combines natural scenery, historical culture, and man-made landscapes. It has a long history and profound cultural heritage, known as 'the first in northern Anhui'. The area is home to ancient trees of various species, the oldest of which are more than two thousand years old. Amidst the waters, there is a dense forest with very beautiful scenery. Walking up the mountain road, you will see ancient temples and Taoist temples in the scenic area, such as Tianwang Temple, the Viewing Platform, etc., with profound cultural heritage. Ruiyun Temple was founded during the Southern Jin Dynasty and has a history of over a thousand years. Tianmen Temple is where Master Xuanzang of the Tang Dynasty lived in his later years to promote Buddhism. The most famous is probably Huangcang Cave, legend has it that Liu Bang took refuge here during the transition from the Qin Dynasty to the Han Dynasty. Further up the mountain to the viewing platform, standing at the top, you can overlook the entire scenic area. As for me, to save some energy, I didn't climb to the top of the mountain. Huangcangyu National Forest Park is a travel destination that offers both historical culture and natural scenery, well worth a visit