Tianqiaogou National Forest Park - Liaoning

Tianqiaogou National Forest Park - Tianqiaogou Park was ever a royal hunting ground in the Qing Dynasty (1644–1912). It was listed as a national forest park in 1992 and a 4A national scenic spot in 2004. With forests covering 98 percent of the 4,000-hectare land, the park was recognized as “One of the Six Pollution-free Regions in the World” by the United National Development Programme and “Park with the Fieriest Maple Leaves in China” by the magazine Traveler. Due to the short distance to the ocean, the park has a temperate climate. Winter here is warm and summer cool. The average temperature in summer is 23.6 °C, making the park a perfect summer retreat. #china #china🇨🇳 #chinatravel #chinalife #chinadestinations #chinaphotography #nature #tianqiaogou #tianqiaogoupark #liaoning #liaoningprovince #forestpark #ilovemylife #itsgoodtobealive #travel #travelling #viajar #viajarfazbem #viajarépreciso #trip #wanderlust #wanderlusting #enjoythelife #travelgram #culture #tianqiaogouforestpark #natureza #viajarépreciso