Badagongshan National Nature Reserve

Badagongshan National Nature Reserve Introduction

Introduction:
Covering an area of 4,490,000 hectares, Badagongshan National Nature Reserve is located in the Sangzhi County of northwestern Hunan and is adjacent to Hefeng County and Xuanen County of Hubei Province in the north and west respectively. It is composed of Doupeng Hill, shanmujie and Tianping Hill. In 1982 Badagongshan National Nature Reserve was ranked into the 23 nature reserves of Fujian Province. In 1986 it was listed as forest and wildlife nature reserve into the line of 20 national nature reserves. In 1993 it was ranked into the protection network “Chinese & Biosphere". In 1998 it was listed into the line of 200 global important zoology areas by World Nature Fund Group. Badagongshan National Nature Reserve is quite significant for the field of forest and wildlife.
The best time visiting Badagongshan is April and October, which also show the most beautiful scenery of Zhangjiajie. 

Badagongshan National Nature Reserve Features

Highlight:
There are 1446 species in 631 genera and 168 families of vascular plants reported from Badagongsha. Badagongshan National Nature Reserve is o­ne of the earliest nature reserves established in China, representing a typical secondary and primeval subtropical evergreen forest with rich wildlife. In 1990, Badagongshan National Nature Reserve became a field station of the Helsinki University, Finland.

Badagongshan National Nature Reserve Tickets

Badagongshan National Nature Reserve Fee and Opening Hours:
Admission Fee: RMB 60 yuan / person
Opening Hours: 7:00 am-18:00 pm

Badagongshan National Nature Reserve Transporation

Traffic:
Badagongshan National Nature Reserve is 170 kilometers away from Zhangjiajie.