Wulao Peak
Among the five peaks, the second is the most peculiar, the third is the most dangerous, the fourth is the most beautiful, and the fifth is the widest. Here, you can not only see the strange rocks and wonderful peaks, but also gaze into the distance at the collapsing sea of clouds, which is ethereal and magnificent, as if you are in a fairyland.
San Die Quan has unique features in each tier. The first tier falls straight down with splashing water; the second tier curves and plunges directly into a pool. Standing on the third tier and looking up, you can see the water of San Die Quan scattering like pearls and jade, competing to fly up and down. During the late spring and early summer rainy season, the waterfall resembles a jade dragon breaking through the sky, soaring into the air with thunderous roars, an awe-inspiring sight. Hence, there is a saying: 'If you haven't been to San Die Quan, you haven't truly visited Mount Lu.'
Jinxiu Valley
Many of the spectacular landscapes of Mount Lu were formed by glaciers in the fourth century, and Jinxiu Valley is one of them. The valley is filled with steep cliffs and layered carvings, creating a magnificent sight. The valley is adorned with blooming flowers, and along the way, you can see many wild monkeys playing in the valley. There is a bridge in the valley called 'Bridge Without a Bridge,' which is also known as one of the wonders of Mount Lu.
Huajing
'In April, all the flowers in the world have withered, but the peach blossoms in the mountains are just beginning to bloom,' said Bai Juyi. This is where it comes from. In Huajing, there is a lake called Huajing Lake, also known as Qin Lake, named after a violin. A curved bridge leads to an island in the center of the lake. The garden is filled with a variety of flowers and plants, winding paths, and picturesque scenery.
From a distance, one can see the faint morning light over Poyang Lake, where the sky and water merge into one. As the red sun rises, its golden rays instantly dye the lake and sky a crimson hue, turning the entire landscape into a magnificent painting.
Meilu Villa
Once known as Chiang Kai-shek's summer residence, 'Meilu' was the place where the First Lady resided. Its historical evolution is closely intertwined with the tumultuous events of the century, evoking both excitement and confusion. This is the only villa in China where leaders of both the Kuomintang and the Communist Party have lived. Today, the artifacts and photographs preserved here hold immense historical value.
