Nestled in the southwest of Jiujiang City, east China's Jiangxi Province, Lushan West Sea offers a breathtaking escape into nature's embrace. This national 5A-level tourist attraction – China's highest classification for scenic areas – captivates visitors with its crystal-clear waters and 8,000 lush islands resembling emeralds scattered across a jade-colored canvas.
Spanning 308 square kilometers with an average depth of 45 meters, the lake's exceptional water quality (visibility exceeding 11 meters) and air rich in negative oxygen ions have earned it the nickname 'natural oxygen bar.' As one of China's ecological treasures, it demonstrates successful harmony between environmental preservation and sustainable tourism development. The area's pristine conditions meet national first-grade standards for both air and water quality, making it a prime destination for travelers seeking rejuvenation and researchers studying ecosystem management.
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