Jialing River, a tributary of the upper Yangtze, originates from Daiwang Mountain in Feng County, Shaanxi, on the northern slopes of the Qinling Mountains, and is named after the Jialing Valley northeast of Feng County. The main stream flows through Shaanxi, Gansu, Sichuan, and Chongqing, and it joins the Yangtze at Chaotianmen in Chongqing. Its main tributaries include: Badu River, Xihan River, Qu River, and Fu River. The total length is 1,345 km, the main stream basin area is approx. 39,200 square kilometers, and the total basin area is approx. 160,000 square kilometers. Among Yangtze tributaries, its length is second only to the Yalong River, and its discharge is second only to the Min River.
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Show More ReviewsThis trip to the Jialing River was truly therapeutic; the river view was breathtaking. The river is wide and calm, shimmering in the sunlight, with lush green trees lining both banks. The city buildings and the river reflect each other beautifully, making every snapshot a masterpiece. Strolling along the riverside path, feeling the gentle breeze and watching the boats glide by, was incredibly relaxing. At dusk, the sunset casts its glow on the river, creating a truly immersive atmosphere, and the night view is dazzling with lights—absolutely enchanting. With convenient transportation and excellent amenities, it's perfect for relaxation, taking photos, and is a must-visit hidden gem in the city. The experience is fantastic, and I highly recommend everyone come and experience this tranquility!