Which city does Miluo City in Hunan Province belong to?

Miluo City belongs to Yueyang City. Miluo City is abbreviated as Luocheng, because there are Milu River and Luo River in the territory, and its downstream is named Miluo River, so it is named after the city, with a total area of ??1,562 square kilometers. Miluo City has the world-class intangible cultural heritage "Dragon Boat Festival Customs on the Bank of Miluo River" and the national-level intangible cultural heritage "Changle Raising Pavilion Storytelling". It is a "famous dragon boat city in China". The Miluo River is also the place where Qu Yuan, a writer during the Warring States Period, sank himself. There are now Quzi Temple, Qu Yuan's Tomb and other historic buildings commemorating Qu Yuan.

Miluo City is the hometown of Chinese poetry and is known as "the source of the Dragon Boat Festival, the hometown of dragon boats, and the hometown of poetry", "the upper reaches of blue ink, and the holy land of cultural people."

Miluo is located in an advantageous location. The Beijing-Guangzhou Railway, Beijing-Guangzhou High-speed Railway, National Highway 107, National Highway 240, Beijing-Hong Kong-Macao Expressway and double tracks run from north to south. Pingyi Expressway, National Highway 536, and Provincial Highway 308 run from east to west. Take the high-speed rail to get there. Both Changsha and Yueyang only take 19 minutes. They are important cities in the Changsha-Zhuzhou-Tan 1-hour economic circle and important nodes in the Dongting Lake Ecological Economic Zone.

Miluo has a beautiful environment. Miluo River National Wetland Park covers an area of ??2954.1 hectares and is an important ecological barrier for Dongting Lake. Miluo River and Lanjiadong are beautiful rivers and lakes in Hunan Province. Yuchi Mountain is a scenic spot in Hunan Province. Dingshan and Bajingdong are Hunan Provincial Forest Parks.