Tongbo Mountain｜A mountain that has been blocked for a thousand years

📍Copper Cymbal Mountain It was banned since the end of Tang Dynasty (884) It was not until the eighth year of Tongzhi in the Qing Dynasty (1869) that the ban was relaxed. It lasted for nearly a thousand years and is known as the "Forbidden Mountain". 💳Tickets Jiangxi travel card is free🆓 ⛰️Tour route Jiuxian Lake-Magpie Bridge Valley-Baihua Rock-Muchengguan (there are also yew and other scenic spots that are far away, time is limited, no time to visit) 1️⃣Jiuxian Lake Viewed from a distance, Tongbo Mountain looks like a cymbal, with clear water and vast mountains in the distance. The lake is as calm as a mirror, surrounded by green mountains and evergreen trees. The green mountains and green trees are reflected in the water, and the birds in the blue sky are swaying in the water, which is a unique atmosphere. You can easily hike to the mountain and overlook the surrounding mountains and Jiuxian Lake. 2️⃣Magpie Bridge Valley The man-made landscape is remarkable. There are also juggling, matchmaking and other programs on May Day. It's okay to go around for a while and feel the eternal bond with your lover. 3️⃣Baihuayan Baihuayan is located in the high mountains of Gaoyang Village in the northeast of Tongbo Mountain. It is a Buddhist holy place in the south of the Yangtze River and is known as the "No. 1 Peak in the Southeast." On the way, you will pass a temple under the rock wall, which is magnificent and unique. After hiking for more than ten minutes, you can reach the top of the mountain, which spans the three provinces of Jiangxi, Zhejiang and Fujian. It is also where Xu Xiake visited. You must check in to see the three provinces at a glance. 4️⃣Muchengguan Muchengguan, also known as Gangtou Pass, is located at the junction of the three provinces of Jiangxi, Fujian and Zhejiang. It stands at the intersection of the Wuyi Mountains and the Xianxia Mountains. It is surrounded by mountains, cliffs, strange peaks, and deep valleys. It has the saying "one man is at the pass, ten thousand men are at the pass" "Mokai" is steep, and because it borders Ouyue to the east and Fujian to the south, it is known as "the key to the right of the Yangtze River and the throat of Fujian and Zhejiang". It has always been a battleground for military strategists. It was getting late, but fortunately it didn’t take long to hike to Muchengguan, an hour was enough. Climb Muchengguan and enjoy the vastness. 🚗Transportation Self-driving or chartered tours are better, as various scenic spots are relatively far away. On the way back, we also passed Fengling Pass, a veritable junction of three provinces.