1, Liubuxi. There are a large number of primitive broad-leaved forests in the nature reserve, including more than 30 species of national first-class and second-class protected plants such as Bole, Guo Xiang and Ginkgo biloba, and a large number of rare wild protected animals live and work here, among which there are as many as 16 species of national first-class and second-class protected animals represented by clouded leopard. The nature reserve has a pleasant climate all year round, with abrupt rocks, steep waterfalls, dense jungles and beautiful flowers and plants. Tujia villagers live here, and the relatively closed living environment retains Tujia customs, and diaojiao buildings and small baskets can be seen everywhere.

2. Kowloon Tong. Located at the northern foot of Xuefeng Mountain, it is bordered by Daxiong Mountain in Xinhua County in the south, with an altitude of 1, 622 meters. It is the highest peak in central Hunan with a pool on it. According to legend, when the Yellow Emperor climbed Xiongshan, Jiu Feng turned into nine dragons, hence the name of Jiulongchi. Jiulongchi integrates human landscape, local customs and beautiful legends, and mountains, water and forests are natural. Jiulongchi Mountain is a moraine structure as a whole, which is recognized by geologists at home and abroad as the largest moraine in the world. The rock records 600 million years ago and the "hot room" climate events after the ice age are well preserved, and the thickness, scale and quality of rock strata are "the highest in the world".

3. Tea Horse Ancient Road Scenic Area. National 4A scenic spots mainly include Yanjiang, Guanshan Canyon, Dongshi Old Street, Yongxiqiao, Huangshaping Ancient Tea Market, Tangjiaguan, Tao Shu's hometown and other scenic spots. Tangjiaguan is an ancient village of folk culture with the most cultural relic value in the whole 7 13km Zijiang River Basin. It is the only preserved ancient street and ancient commercial wharf in Yiyang, Zijiang River Basin, and is known as "the living fossil of commercial development in China".

4. Tao Shu's Tomb. The tomb of Mr. Tao Shu, an important official in the late Qing Dynasty, the governor of the two rivers and the first person in modern Hunan, is located in Shawan Village, Xiaoyan Town, and was built by the court with silver. The cemetery covers an area of 50 mu, surrounded by walls, and there is a royal tablet pavilion at the right entrance. There are two huge stone lions in the pavilion with inscriptions for famous calligraphers. On the left side of the entrance is the tomb of Tao Shu, with a grave table, stone figurines, stone horses, Shi Hu and stone rabbits in front, which looks solemn. 1996, approved by Hunan provincial people's government as a provincial-level cultural relics protection unit.

5. Former residence of Tao Shu. Shangshu Home is located on the north bank of Zijiang River, about 3 kilometers downstream of Taoshuling. Including the Governor's Mansion, Taibaodi, Xiangxian Temple, Bookstore, Stone Carved Dragon and Phoenix Gate, Shuangyuxiang, and Diversion Canal. Wenta Lanyue, located on the north bank of Shimen Beach in Zijiang, was built by Tao Shu in 1836. The tower is 2 1 m high and has seven floors in all directions. There are 32 bronze bells at the corner of the tower on the fourth and seventh floors. The wind blew the bell, which sounded like a fairy playing music. On the first floor, the white marble plaque is engraved with the first imperial book "The Stone House" written by Emperor Guangxu, and on the second floor, the bluestone plaque of "Wen Lan Tower" is embedded.