The internet-famous check-in spot, Longlin Dam

The internet-famous check-in spot - Shangqing Longlin Dam is located below the Shangqing Bridge in the Shangqing Ancient Town on Longhu Mountain, situated in the southern suburbs of Yingtan City, 30 kilometers from the city center, with convenient transportation! At night, Longlin Dam is adorned with tens of thousands of colorful glazed lights, turning it into an ocean of lights, a world of illumination. The reflections in the water are colorful and dreamlike, wandering on Longlin Dam is like being in a colorful world, making people linger and forget to return. The Shangqing Longlin scenic dam uses a dragon scale-like dam surface, with amenities such as a hydrophilic walkway and a sightseeing dam. The clear river water flows over the dam, and the cascading water forms layers of white foam, giving the dam surface a lively and dynamic form, creating a visually rich landscape effect. Visitors to the dam can either walk on the top of the dam to sightsee or go down to the steps to play in the water, which is very lively! Longlin scenic dam is the starting point of the 10.32-kilometer ecological comprehensive renovation project of the Huxi River in the Longhu Mountain scenic area. In addition to the scenic dam, the project also includes river dredging, embankment protection, rural roads, traffic bridges, roadside greening, and landscape facilities, located 18 kilometers from Yingtan City in the Shangqing Ancient Town of the Jiangxi Longhu Mountain scenic area. Shangqing Ancient Town is known as the first town of Chinese Taoism, with ancient stone buildings, century-old camphor trees, thousand-year-old streets, and Taoist holy sites such as the Celestial Master's Mansion. It has a long history and is a complete Taoist cultural museum. The Longhu Mountain scenic area, where Shangqing Town is located, has an extremely advantageous geographical location, rich cultural heritage, and a very long history. Longhu Mountain is the birthplace of Taoism, listed as one of the four famous Taoist mountains in China, and is also China's eighth World Natural Heritage site.