Explore the region
About Liupan Mountain National Forest Park
Xiaonanchuan follows a stream associated with the headwaters of the Jing River, while forest paths and the ecological museum introduce the mountain habitats. The changing mix of trees and understory vegetation is a large part of the appeal. This forest-park entrance is separate from the Long March memorial near Longde.
What to look for
- Xiaonanchuan offers stream and forest scenery.
- The ecological museum explains the mountain’s varied habitats.
Location & getting there
Getting to Liupan Mountain National Forest Park
Use Liupan Mountain National Forest Park in Jingheyuan town, Jingyuan County. Arrange the road connection to this entrance and confirm the operating sightseeing transport and valley paths.
Combine your visit
Choose from these complementary stops when planning your visit.
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Ecological museum生态博物馆
Understand the forest and wildlife habitats.
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Xiaonanchuan小南川
Follow the permitted streamside route.
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Open botanical or forest route开放植物园或林间路线
Add a manageable walk before the return connection.
This is a suggested combination, not a timed route; confirm the opening and transport arrangements for your date.
Find Liupan Mountain National Forest Park
六盘山国家森林公园 · 固原
The pin marks the area, not the entrance.
More places nearby
Approximate straight-line distances between map pins, not travel distances.
Liupan Mountain Long March Memorial Museum 六盘山红军长征纪念馆
37 km awayThe Liupan Mountain Long March memorial site combines a museum, monument, square and outdoor commemorative route. Its displays and landscape installations interpret the Red Army’s passage through the mountain region. The…
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View guide →Sources & visit information
The sources below support the place-specific description and arrival information. Suggested combinations are editorial planning ideas; confirm current opening, entry arrangements and transport services for your date.