Admire the spectacular Wuyi Mountain

#discoverchina #chinatravel Wuyi Mountain is located in Qianshan County, Jiangxi Province, and Wuyishan City, Fujian Province (its northern slope belongs to Jiangxi, while the southern slope belongs to Fujian). Renowned for its stunning natural scenery and profound cultural heritage, Wuyi Mountain is one of the highest mountain ranges in southeastern China and is known as the "Roof of East China." It boasts over 110 peaks higher than 1,000 meters, with the highest peak, Huanggang Mountain, standing at an altitude of 2,158 meters. Wuyi Mountain is characterized by typical Danxia landforms and is one of China's first national key scenic spots. As a significant mountain for the "Three Teachings" (Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism), it has been a place of residence for monks and Taoist priests since the Qin and Han dynasties, leaving behind numerous temples, monasteries, and relics. It was also a site for Confucian scholars to promote and teach Confucianism. The Wuyi Mountain Nature Reserve is the best-preserved and most species-rich ecosystem in the world at its latitude, containing 2,527 plant species and nearly 5,000 species of wild animals. Wuyi Mountain is a UNESCO World Cultural and Natural Heritage Site, a World Biosphere Reserve, a National Key Cultural Relic Protection Unit (the Wuyi Mountain cliff tombs), a National Key Scenic Area, a National 5A Tourist Attraction, a National Nature Reserve, a National Water Conservancy Scenic Area, a National Ecotourism Demonstration Zone, and a National Civilized Scenic Tourism Demonstration Site. Please follow this page, you will learn more about Chinese cities, landscapes, tourism, and cuisine. #wuyimountain #wuyisight #chinasight