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Jiuhua Tianchi Scenic Area 九华天池

Jiuhua Tianchi in Guichi's Maya Subdistrict brings together reservoirs, wooded slopes and a boulder-filled stream valley.

Jiuhua Tianchi Scenic Area (九华天池)
Jiuhua Tianchi Scenic Area · 九华天池 · Source photographer · License not provided
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About Jiuhua Tianchi Scenic Area

The landscape includes the Maya and Siling reservoirs, set in a cascade with mountains on three sides. Within the scenic area, Longchi, Tianchi and Furong Peak accompany the stone valley, where trees grow around rocks, old vines hang across them and streams break into waterfalls. Tea gardens and a power station add a human-made layer to this waterside landscape near Chizhou.

What to look for

  • The reservoir waters and surrounding wooded slopes.
  • The stone valley's boulders, intertwined trees and vines.
  • Streams and waterfalls in the forested valley.

Location & getting there

Getting to Jiuhua Tianchi Scenic Area

Confirm the visitor entrance and which boat or walking routes operate on your date. Rainfall, water levels and weather can change access.

  • Search for 九华天池 with 池州市 and 贵池区.
General visit reminders

Confirm the visitor entrance and which boat or walking routes operate on your date. Rainfall, water levels and weather can change access.

AI illustration: A medium view of a modest broad waterfall spilling as several thin white curtains.
AI illustration · AI 示意图(景观类型参考,非实拍) · 瀑布水帘与水雾 — A general visiting detail, not an exact view of this place.
Rivers, lakes & waterfalls · 江湖/峡谷瀑布 →

Find Jiuhua Tianchi Scenic Area

九华天池 · 贵池区

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Sources & visit information

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