Shimen

Longwang Cave is located in Shimen County of Hunan Province. The cave abounds with streams and secondary caves, forming a strange and wondrous landscape. Before the cave lies a lake and river. The combination of geographic features makes it a unique destination. The stalactites jutting out from the walls of the cave mingle with the surface of the water, seeming to flow seamlessly into the peculiar stones lurking beneath. The scene is made even more beautiful by the illumination from an assortment of multicolored lights. Tourists may choose to take a boat into the depths of the cave, where they will be treated to a canopy of stalactite formations, along with the sight of several landmarks such as Chaolong Temple, Yao Pool and Longwang Throne.

Jiashan National Forest Park is located in Shimen, Changde, Shimen County, Changde City. The area has a pair of facing mountain peaks and pathway in the middle, hence its name. The area incorporates important sites such as the Yu Wang cemetery, a Buddhist shrine, and the tea ceremony source and has become a renowned tourist attraction. It is rich in natural resources, such as the wutong trees, the fragrant fruit trees, and the Chinese liriodendron. Its cultural sites include the Tomb of Yu Wang, the Lingquan Temple and the ink bath.

Hupingshan Mountain in Shimen County is located in Changde City, Hunan Province, and is also known as the "roof of Hunan". A clearer view of the shape of the Hupingshan Mountain main peak can be seen from the direction of the pine trees on the west side. The north and south cliffs have a sharp tilt and are shaped like the spout and handle of a teapot, with a slightly lower middle arch resembling the lid of a teapot. Once you get to the peak of the mountain and look down again from the cliff, the shape of the main peak resembles the curve of a bottleneck, thus the name of the mountain "huping", which means "teapot and bottle".