It is located in the northeast of Weinan City, on the west bank of the Yellow River, facing Linyi County in Shanxi Province in the east, connected to Chengcheng County in the west by Dayu River, adjacent to Dali County in the south and Huanglong County and hancheng city in the north, with a length of 4 1.8km from north to south and a width of 35.6km from east to west, with a total area of 1437 km2. By the end of 20 19, Heyang county had 1 1 towns and 1 sub-district offices. The county government is located at No.29 East Street, Heyang County.

Heyang County has a warm temperate and semi-arid continental monsoon climate, with abundant light and heat resources and less precipitation. Heyang County is dominated by woody plants and herbs, and is rich in wildlife resources, including the largest reed in China: Qiachuan Yellow River Wetland. Heyang County has convenient transportation, with national highway 108 running through the whole territory, Xiyu Expressway running through eight towns in the county, and Xihou Railway running through the county from south to north. Heyang is rich in tourism resources and has the largest hot spring lake wetland in the Yellow River Basin.

Attractions:

Liangshan 1 Heyang County:

Liangshan is located at the junction of Heyang and Huanglong, and the highest peak is Molian Peak, with an altitude of1543.8m.. What Heyang people usually call Liangshan refers to the eastern peak of Liangshan, which is Feng Xiaofei. Liangshan is a scenic spot. The folk song says, "Thousand Buddha Cave, Ten Thousand Buddha Pagodas, Looking at the Shadow Monument, Sleeping and Watching the Yellow River Wind Mill, Seventy-two Golden Water Bears." Today, the site of the Great Buddha Hall still exists halfway up the mountain. The standing stone pillars and exquisite sculptures can illustrate its long history and past prosperity.

2. Wudi Mountain:

Wudi Mountain is the west peak of Liangshan, named after the Temple of Emperor Wu built on the top of the mountain. The existing worship hall of Liang Wudi Temple was rebuilt in the early years of the Republic of China, and the worship hall and main hall built in the fourth year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty were destroyed by fire. /kloc-in the spring of 0/998, the masses spontaneously donated labor and materials to renovate the Nantianmen and Xiandian, reshape the statue of Emperor Wu, and completely renovate the road up the mountain. Wudi Mountain is lush with cypresses and numerous ancient cypresses. On the east side of Emperor Wu's shrine, there is an ancient cypress, which looks like a crouching lion from a distance, hence the name "Lion cypress".