Jiulongke

Jiulongke

Jiulongke (k'e) is a long and deep canyon leading from Dahongpao to tianxinyan, the birthplace of the famous tea fir, commonly known as Dakengkou. The cliffs on both sides of the canyon are continuous, winding and undulating, with nine shapes like a dragon. People then compared the canyon to the nest of the dragon, so it was named.

Scenery

There is a small hill with a slightly circular top between Kowloon, which is called Longzhu, so it is also called Jiulong Xizhu. A stone path was laid along the valley. On both sides of the stream flow, tea garden green, fragrance Qinren, beautiful scenery. The cliff outside the gorge is full of cliff inscriptions, including "late ganhou" (the personified posthumous title of Wuyi tea) and cliff inscriptions of Wuyi Rock Tea by celebrities of all ages. Among them are the famous tea chanting poems of Fan Zhongyan in the Northern Song Dynasty and Zhu Xi in the Southern Song Dynasty, as well as the poems of Lu tingcan, a descendant of Lu Yu, a tea sage in the Tang Dynasty and the magistrate of Chongan County in the Qing Dynasty. Lu's poem says: "sangzhu's family has its own classics. He likes to play the piano near Wuyi king. Light waves under the pine cook stream water, including dew stream cooking ridge cloud. Wake up to sleep merit capital night verdict die, Qing Shen Ya help day paper. The spring thunder urges Zhuo Xianyan bamboo shoots, the agave group distinguishes The cliff on both sides of the canyon is also carved with several other cliff inscriptions chanting tea. When we get to Wuyi Mountain, we have to visit the top "Dahongpao". The origin of Dahongpao is in jiulongke, which is a deep valley. Stepping on a relatively flat stone path in the canyon, the stream flows along the canyon. It is composed of nine jagged peaks and rocks on both sides, just like nine dragons flying in the air, so it is called "jiulongke".

specialty

There are many kinds of Wuyi Rock Tea planted on both sides of the stone path. The fragrance of the rock is very pleasant to the eyes. The famous King of tea, Dahongpao, is rooted in the cliff at the deepest bottom of the canyon.

Traffic information

Just walk in Wuyishan Scenic Area.

Address: Wuyishan Scenic Area, Wuyishan City, Nanping City

Longitude: 118.053083

Latitude: 27.544746

Tel: 0599-5131890

Ticket information: no ticket required. Included in the ticket of Wuyishan Scenic Spot