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Nestled in the heart of southern China’s tropical paradise, Hainan’s Seven Fairy-Lady Mountain (Qixianling) is a breathtaking blend of myth and nature. Located in Baoting Li and Miao Autonomous County, this national park offers adventurers lush rainforests, steamy hot springs, and jagged ridges that’ll make your Instagram stories pop!
Where Legends Meet Landscapes
Named after a local folklore tale of seven fairy sisters, Qixianling’s mist-covered peaks and vibrant biodiversity have earned it the nickname 'Hawaii of the East.' Since its 1998 designation as a national forest park, it’s become a hotspot for eco-tourists and culture enthusiasts alike.
Adventure Awaits
Hike through trails surrounded by rare orchids, dip in therapeutic hot springs, or spot wildlife like Hainan gibbons. Pro tip: Visit during the Li and Miao ethnic festivals to experience vibrant traditional dances and handicrafts!
Why It Matters
As climate conversations heat up globally, Qixianling stands as a reminder of nature’s resilience – and why protecting such ecosystems is key for future generations. Pack your bags (and bug spray)!
Where Legends Meet Landscapes
Adventure Awaits
Why It Matters
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