Shanyang

Tianzhushan National Forest Park is located to the southwest of the town of Shanyang. Abundant in natural resources and blessed with charming views, this park is also home to rare wild animal species in addition to its forest, including the leopard, the forest musk deer, the leopard cat, the golden pheasant, among others. Other than its splendid natural beauty, this place also boasts many cultural relics. One of the most magnificent views here in the park is "Tianzhu Sea of Clouds". When day breaks clear after a spell of rain shower, clusters of snowy white clouds gather at the mountainside, now resembling a billowing sea, now conjuring up the scene of "water flooding into Jinshan Temple".

Manchuanguan is located in Manchuan Town, southeast of Shanyang County, Shangluo. It is a junction between Hubei, Henan, and Shanxi. It has a rich history: it used to be the main battlefield during the Spring and Autumn, Warring States, and Southern Song periods; and it was a critical water transportation path during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Buildings such as Boat Assembly, Mule Assembly, and Wusheng Palace have been listed as protected cultural heritage.

The Jinsi Canyon Scenic Spot is located in Shangluo City's Shangnan County on the northern slope of Bashan Mountain. The great canyon is made up of four parts including Bailong Gorge, Qinglong Gorge, Heilong Gorge and Shiyanzhai. The scenic area maintains its original ecological environment and is densely packed with many plants. This is a natural oxygen bar, which is relaxing and enjoyable for body, spirit and mind. It is an excellent place to visit.

Phoenix Town is situated to the southeast of Zhashui County, Shangluo City, Shaanxi Province, on the southern slope of the Qinling Mountains. The three rivers, namely, the Shechuan River, the Zao River and the Shuidigou River all meet here to form a delta. The curved old streets and the old houses dating from the Ming and Qing Dynasties characterize this place. The ancient town is more than 2,000 meters long and there are still more than 60 houses from the Ming and Qing Dynasties.