Nanxi River Bark Boat Drifting is located at the Bark Boat Cultural Center in Yongjia County, a water tourism project that combines natural scenery with historical culture. It attracts many tourists with its unique charm to experience. Nanxi River, the second largest tributary of the Ou River that flows into the East China Sea in Zhejiang Province, is famous for its clear water, peculiar rocks, numerous waterfalls, ancient villages, and beautiful beach forests. It runs through the entire Yongjia County from north to south, with nine twists and eighteen turns, and is the only national scenic spot in China that is known for its pastoral landscape. The scenery along both banks of the Nanxi River is enchanting, with clear waters and lush mountains. Tourists can enjoy the captivating natural scenery during the drifting process. The drifting route passes through several scenic spots, such as Lion Rock and Longhe Ferry, each with its own unique charm. Although the Nanxi River drifting is relatively gentle, it still has its own unique thrilling experience. During the drifting process, tourists can feel the impact of the water flow and the swaying of the boat, experiencing the raw power of nature.
