Hickory Gully

Along the road to the Che’erying Village on the south route of the Phoenix Mountain Park, there are groves of hickory trees, stretching about one kilometer long in a gully. As their leaves are as green as jade, the place is called the Hickory Gully. In hot summer, these trees offer shade for tourists. In colorful autumn, the scenery is simply intoxicating, with cicadas singing in these trees, hickory nuts falling to the ground and fruit fragrance spreading in autumn breeze.