Lushan Geopark

Lushan Geopark and Lushan National Park, are situated in the locale around Mount Lu in the north of Jiangxi Province. The secured territory of 500 square kilometers 190 sq mi extends from the Yangtze River to the Lake Poyang basin. Mount Lu or Lushan, also known as Kuanglu in old times, is situated in the northern piece of Jiangxi territory in Central China, and is a standout amongst the most eminent mountains in the nation.

It is found basically in Lushan province level city in Jiujiang Prefecture, despite the fact that the northern portions are found in Lianxi District which was some time ago known as Lushan District and until the point when 2016 secured most of the Mount Lu. The recreation center region features the effects of Quaternary glaciation, and uncommon land upthrown blame scarps from the Quaternary age.

The resulting stunning landscapes include, Lu'shan—Mount Lu, different mountains and summit peaks, valleys, gorges, gullies, shake formations, normal caves, and waterfalls. The territory also contains extensive numbers of Taoist and Buddhist temples, as well as several landmarks of Confucianism. In 1996, Mount Lushan turned into an UNESCO World Heritage Site. In 2004, the Lushan Geopark turned into an individual from Global Geoparks Network. The recreation center is a prevalent visitor and tourist fascination, and a cooler summer destination.