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Shennongjia Forest District, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Hubei Province, China, is renowned for its pristine wilderness, biodiversity, and mythical "Wild Man" legends. Spanning 3,253 km², it features Central China’s highest peak (Shennongding, 3,105 m), ancient forests (91% coverage), and rare species like golden snub-nosed monkeys.
Shennongjia Forest District (神农架林区) is a county-level administrative region directly governed by Hubei Province, uniquely named after its forested terrain. Named after the mythical emperor Shennong (who allegedly used a ladder (jia) to harvest herbs), it blends ecological wonders with cultural mystique. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site (2016) and Biosphere Reserve, it safeguards 3,253 km² of subtropical forests, wetlands, and alpine landscapes.
Natural Splendor
Cultural Legacy
Conservation Efforts
Shennongjia is a living museum of nature and legend, where misty peaks, rare wildlife, and ancient lore converge. Its dual identity as a scientific treasure and adventure destination makes it a must-visit for eco-travelers and culture enthusiasts alike.