Enjoying the spring and climbing mountains in Shanghai, challenging the highest peak, Tianma Mountain

⛰️Never underestimate Shanghai's highest peak, Tianma Mountain. It is often said that the 'mountains' in Shanghai should be called slopes, with the highest peak, Tianma Mountain, being just over 100 meters. Mocking as they climb, who would have thought it could be so exhausting! Climbing until completely worn out, the slope of the mountain is very steep, making it no easy feat. Sitting under the green trees to rest and regulate one's breathing, the area is lush with vegetation and serene. As one of the Nine Peaks among the clouds, it has two peaks, north and south, resembling a heavenly horse, hence the name. The cultural landscapes include the Three Gao Scholars Memorial Park, Jian Pavilion, Di Pavilion, Wo Song Pavilion, and the Hu Zhu Tower, also known as the Hu Zhu Bao Guang Tower, built in the second year of Yuanfeng of the Northern Song Dynasty (1079). The brick and stone structure has seven floors and eight sides, standing 18.82 meters tall. The Hu Zhu Tower is built on the top of Tianma Mountain, with a slope surpassing that of Italy's Leaning Tower of Pisa, earning it the reputation of 'the world's number one leaning tower' and is a protected cultural relic of Shanghai. Every spring, Tianma Mountain also hosts a bamboo shoot digging event. After the spring rains, bamboo shoots poke their heads out one by one, making for a fun experience unique to spring. Ticket price: 10 yuan/person Children over 6 years old half price Address: No. 460, Liujiashan Village, Songjiang District