I am also from Banan, and I also want to know the answer to this question. It may be due to differences in regional environment. Unlike other major urban areas, Banan is not an important transportation hub, so transportation is not very convenient.

In fact, there are still projects that can be developed in Banan, and hot springs are one of them. As long as these resources are well utilized, I believe that Banan will still develop in the near future.

Geology and landforms:

Banan District is located in the hilly area on the south bank of the Yangtze River, with diverse geology and landforms. From west to east, there are Shima syncline, Nanquan anticline, Qiaoping syncline, Longgang syncline, Shiyougou anticline, Mingyuexia anticline, Taihe syncline, Jiangjia anticline, Qinghe syncline and Fengsheng anticline. 10 synclines and anticlines.

The strata exposed in the area are mostly 14 groups (layers) from three periods: Triassic, Jurassic and Quaternary. The terrain in the territory is high in the south and low in the north, with great fluctuations. Ranjiawan in Huaguang Village, Maliusui Town, on the northern edge, is the lowest point in the district, with an altitude of 154 meters. Fangdoushan, in Shitan Town, on the southeastern border, is the highest point, with an altitude of 1132.60 meters.