Which city does Miluo belong to?

Miluo City belongs to Yueyang City. Miluo city is called Luocheng for short, and its downstream is named Miluo River, with a total area of 1562 square kilometers, because there is a confluence of Miluo and Luoshui in China. Miluo has a world-class intangible cultural heritage "the custom of the Dragon Boat Festival by the Miluo River" and a national intangible cultural heritage "Changle Pavilion Story Club", which is "China Dragon Boat City". The Miluo River was also the place where Qu Yuan, a writer in the Warring States Period, drowned himself. There are Quzi Temple, Qu Yuan Mu and other historical buildings commemorating Qu Yuan.

Miluo is the hometown of China's poetry, which is known as "the source of Dragon Boat Festival, the hometown of dragon boat, the hometown of poetry", "the upper reaches of blue ink, the holy land of cultural people".

Miluo enjoys a superior geographical position, with Beijing-Guangzhou Railway, Beijing-Guangzhou High-speed Railway, 107 National Highway, 240 National Highway, Beijing-Hong Kong-Macao Expressway and double-track running through the north and south, Pingyi Expressway, 536 National Highway and 308 Provincial Highway running through the east and west, and it only takes 19 minutes to get to Changsha and Yueyang by high-speed railway. It is an important city in the Changsha-Zhuzhou-Xiangtan 1 hour economic circle.

Miluo has a beautiful environment. Miluo River National Wetland Park covers an area of 2954. 1 hectare, which is an important ecological barrier of Dongting Lake. Miluo River and Lanjiadong are beautiful rivers and lakes in Hunan Province, Yuchi Mountain is a scenic spot in Hunan Province, and Shending Mountain and Bajing Cave are forest parks in Hunan Province.