Heizhugou in Leshan, Sichuan, China's Bermuda

🎍🎍 Located in Heizhugou, Ebian Yi Autonomous County, Leshan City, Sichuan Province, Heizhugou is a transliteration of the Yi language, meaning 'a valley where clouds and fog reside for a long time' in Yi language. Hidden in the mountains, due to the special geographical and climatic environment, there have been multiple incidents of people mysteriously disappearing after entering. Also, because the mysterious 30° north latitude line similar to the pyramids, Bermuda Triangle, and Babylon Kingdom runs through it, it is called 'China's Bermuda'. The total area of the region is 575 square kilometers, with an altitude between 1580 and 4288 meters. It is composed of eight scenic spots including the Yi people's homes, Ronghongde, Mysterious Valley, Tekema Saddle Mountain, Wolo Waqu, Luosuoyida and Rhododendron Pool, and Waheiluo. At present, the two attractions open to tourists for sightseeing are Malirengjiu and Beehive Rock. The former has a wide view of the alpine meadow, and the latter is lush and mountainous. 🚗Route: Depart from the central area of Leshan City, drive along the Chengyu Ring Road towards Ebian, continue driving along the road after leaving the Ebian toll station, and 'Heizhugou' will come into view after about 1.5 hours of self-driving. 💸Ticket: The entrance ticket to the scenic area is 50 yuan/person, and the sightseeing car ticket is 18 yuan/person (including Malirengjiu and Beehive Rock). Take the sightseeing car from the tourist center, 2.5 kilometers away from the Malirengjiu scenic spot, and 1.5 kilometers away from the Beehive Rock scenic spot. ✅Open attractions: Malirengjiu, Beehive Rock 👉🏻Scenic spot features: A fusion of cultural and natural landscapes ⏰Opening hours: All year round 08:30-17:30 (last entry 16:30)