Phoenix Ridge
Phoenix Ridge is located southeast of the main peak of Zhuyu Peak. On the ridge, there are two ancient maple trees that are over a thousand years old. One is planted on the slope, and the other grows at the bottom of the slope, about 30 meters apart. The tree crowns are about 17 meters high. Interestingly, these two trees grow towards each other, with the male and female trees depending on each other, earning the titles 'Maple King' and 'Maple Queen'. According to legend, they were transformed from a pair of phoenixes, hence the name Phoenix Ridge. The two ancient maples belong to the species Acer pentaphyllum. In spring and summer, they are lush and green, and in autumn, their leaves turn fiery red. On the cliff of Phoenix Ridge stands a building called 'Chongyang Pavilion'. The pavilion is four stories high, with white walls and black eaves, appearing majestic and grand amidst the high mountains and steep ridges. This pavilion was built to commemorate the great Tang Dynasty poet Wang Wei.
Glass Skywalk
Yuntai Mountain will also launch the nation's first double glass skywalk, thrilling and challenging. The Yuntai Mountain Glass Skywalk is at an altitude of 1080 meters, facing each other across the air, with a total length of more than 400 meters. The glass skywalk is built on a completely vertical cliff, with no visual obstructions. Standing on the glass skywalk, it feels like floating above a deep abyss, extremely thrilling, and offering a panoramic view of the beautiful scenery. The first 'skywalk' of the new year is at Yuntai Mountain!
Wanshan Temple is located at the foot of Cuiping Peak, where Longshan and Hushan intersect, symbolizing the auspicious meaning of the Azure Dragon and White Tiger. It is a Buddhist sect of the Linji school. According to records, Wanshan Temple was first built during the Tang Dynasty and has undergone several large-scale renovations over various dynasties, especially after the liberation, to reach its current scale. Here, the morning bell and evening drum resonate, and the chanting and music spread for miles. Like other Buddhist temples, it follows the 'Seven Halls of the Sangha' layout. The newly constructed Wanshan Temple includes the Mountain Gate, Kalan Hall, Mountain God Hall, Heavenly King Hall, Mahavira Hall, Three Saints Hall, Manjusri Hall, and Golden Buddha Hall.
Yuntai Mountain is a national-level monkey nature reserve, with a large number of wild monkey communities distributed within the scenic area. Generally, each group has about a hundred monkeys. They are active and forage during the day and rest on cliffs at night. Their diet mainly consists of plant-based food, and they are omnivores. Be sure to be careful with your food when entering Monkey Valley, and remember not to tease the monkeys!
Yunxi Night Tour
The Yunxi Night Tour spans 1.2 kilometers and is a large-scale mountain and water live-action light show meticulously created over 8 months in the Yuntai Mountain Scenic Area. It uses high-tech methods such as sound, light, electricity, and holographic projection, deeply integrating with the natural landscape to create magical and dreamy scenes and popular photo spots like 'Dragon Flying Butterfly Dance', 'Love of the Dowry Village', 'Ten Steps Love Corridor', 'Underwater World', 'Screaming Fountain', and 'Fluorescent Sea'. The overall tour time is about 1 hour.
