Juma River, Nature reserve and river in Fangshan District, China.
The Juma River is a waterway flowing through a nature reserve in Fangshan District, winding through varied valleys and gorges within the Western Hills region. The river corridor contains diverse landscapes with steep banks and natural rock formations characteristic of this area.
The river's natural reserve received official protection status in 1996, marking a turning point in managing the local ecosystem. This designation established legal safeguards for the waterway and its surrounding habitats.
The river's name draws from Chinese characters meaning 'refuse horse', tying into local folklore passed down through generations. People living nearby have long connected cultural stories and beliefs to the water and the surrounding landscape.
Multiple entry points allow access to the reserve along regional roads and bus stops. The terrain varies seasonally, and visitors should prepare for uneven ground and natural obstacles.
The river flows downstream into the Daqing He, forming a network of connected waterways that support diverse wildlife. This water system sustains animal populations across one of the quieter corners of the northern region.
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