A spectacular 999-meter-long dragon-themed sightseeing corridor is drawing crowds at the Feilong Lake Scenic Area in Yuqing County, Zunyi, Guizhou Province. Winding along the hillside, the corridor has become a focal point for visitors seeking to experience the natural beauty of southwest China.
During the ongoing eight-day Spring Festival holiday, marking the start of the Year of the Dragon, tourists from across the country have flocked to this unique attraction. The dragon, a significant symbol in Chinese culture representing strength and good fortune, adds special meaning to the celebrations this year.
“Walking along the dragon corridor feels like being part of a living tradition,” said Li Wei, a visitor from Beijing. “It’s a perfect blend of cultural symbolism and natural scenery.”
The Feilong Lake Scenic Area offers breathtaking views of lush landscapes and serene waters, making it an ideal destination for travelers and nature enthusiasts. Local authorities have noted a significant increase in tourist activity, providing a boost to the regional economy.
The popularity of the dragon corridor highlights a growing interest in cultural and ecological tourism within China. As the Year of the Dragon unfolds, the site is expected to continue attracting visitors eager to explore the rich heritage and natural wonders of Guizhou.
