Haicheng Goddess Peak

Haicheng Goddess Peak

Goddess Peak is located about 40 kilometers east of Haicheng Town in Anshan, covering a total area of 38.3 square kilometers. It is divided into 8 scenic areas with over 200 attractions and features around 450 peaks of varying sizes. This forest park is renowned for its spectacular rock formations and dense forests. The Immortal Cave within the park is a prehistoric settlement dating back to the Neolithic Age and is a national-level cultural relic protection unit.

Goddess Peak boasts lush vegetation and an abundance of fruit trees. Seabed reefs dating back 2.4 billion years and rocks from the Quaternary glacial period are scattered throughout, creating the stunning beauty of Goddess Peak — a marvel of nature's craftsmanship. When viewed from the bridgehead, the peak resembles the head of a beautiful woman; when seen from the city gate, it looks like the face of a handsome man. Additionally, there are other unique sights such as Guanyin Peak, Camel Peak, the Ape Man Head Rock, and the Sky-Supporting Pillar. The site also includes the ruins of an ancient temple from the Tang Dynasty, an ever-flowing ancient well, and ancient iron-mining caves that offer opportunities for exploration and historical discovery.