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Dashuichuan International Tourism Resort is located in Pingtou Town, Chencang District, Baoji City. The scenic area consists of three parts: Dashuichuan Scenic Area, Jiulongshan Scenic Area, Lingbao Gorge Scenic Area, Jiulongshan Hot Springs, and Nanyou Ancient City.
Dashuichuan Scenic Area is a pristine alpine meadow with layers of forest and vast grasslands. Dashuichuan was once a must-go place on the ancient Silk Road and served as the royal horse farm for many dynasties.
The scenic area boasts flat terrain, abundant water resources, dense forests, vast grasslands, and excellent vegetation, creating a picturesque landscape. The temperature in the forest area fluctuates little throughout the year. Even during the hottest summer months, temperatures outside the mountains can reach over 30 degrees Celsius, yet here, a cool breeze still reigns. It is a great place for horseback riding, archery, hunting, and simply relaxing in the summer heat.
It has a warm temperate semi-humid continental monsoon climate with distinct seasons: cold, warm, dry, and wet. Winters are cold, windy, foggy, and with little rain or snow; springs are warm, dry, windy, and changeable; summers are hot and rainy, with a prominent summer drought and frequent thunderstorms and strong winds; and autumns are cool, with a rapid drop in temperature and significant autumn rain.
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Dashuichuan is a scenic natural area in Baoji, Shaanxi, known for its picturesque river and surrounding landscapes. It holds ecological and recreational significance rather than historical monuments.
Located in Baoji city, Shaanxi. Best accessed by taxi or private car from the city center. Local buses may reach nearby points, followed by a short walk.
Open daily, generally from sunrise to sunset. Spring and autumn provide the best weather for visiting and photography.
Entrance is usually free. Some scenic sections or guided areas may charge a small fee, payable on-site.
Booking is not required. Advance arrangements may be useful for large group visits or guided tours.
2–4 hours depending on whether you hike the trails and spend time by the water.
Guided tours are not typically available. Visitors explore independently; private guides may be arranged locally.
Start at the main access point, follow the river trail upstream, visit waterfall areas, take breaks at scenic spots, then loop back via the forest path.
Night visits are not recommended due to limited lighting and natural terrain. No special light shows are typically held.
Least crowded on weekdays and outside major holidays. Weekends may see more local visitors.
Moderately accessible. Trails may be uneven or steep, so elderly or disabled visitors should exercise caution. Children are welcome with supervision.
Cash is useful for small purchases; mobile payments may be accepted at some food stalls.
Local eateries near the entrance provide regional cuisine and snacks. No formal cafes inside the natural area.
Vegetarian options may be available; vegan or halal options are limited and should be arranged in nearby towns.
Hotels and guesthouses in Baoji city, 15–30 minutes by car, are the main options for overnight stays.
Souvenir options are limited; small local handicrafts or snacks are available near entrances.
Taxis, ride-hailing services, or private cars are the easiest options to continue to other nearby attractions or return to Baoji city.
