Everything about Lushan Geopark totally explained
Lushan Quaternary Glaciation National Geopark is located in the
Mount Lushan region of
Jiangxi Province in the
People's Republic of China, and extends across a 500 km² area to the
Lake Poyang basin.
It is a favoured domestic
tourist destination. It features exceptional upthrows from the
Quaternary age, amidst stunning landscapes: summits and peaks, valleys, gorges, gullies, rock formations, caves and waterfalls. The area also contains large numbers of
Taoist and
Buddhist temples, as well as several landmarks of
Confucianism.
In 1996, it became a
UNESCO World Heritage Site. In 2004, the Lushan Quaternary Glaciation National Geopark became a UNESCO
Geopark, and is included in UNESCO's
International Network of Geoparks (which includes forty-eight geoparks, eighteen of which are located in China).
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