Mao Gong Mountain

Mao Gong Mountain

Boli Mao Gong Mountain is located in the western suburbs of Dasizhan Town, Boli County. Originally named Wolong Mountain, it is 60 kilometers from the downtown area of Qitaihe City. To the south lies Xuan Yang River Reservoir, to the northwest is Wuqi Peak, and 3 kilometers away is Jixing River Reservoir. The mountain is about 1 kilometer from the Boyi Highway, with the Shuitu Road on its side connecting to the Boli Highway, providing convenient transportation for both close-up and distant viewing. The view from the highway, about 1 kilometer away from the peak, is particularly lifelike.

Mao Gong Mountain is a composite mountain massif, named after its resemblance to Chairman Mao lying on his back. The exposed rocks on the mountain form the contours of the chest, abdomen, and hands resting gently over the belly, while naturally grown trees resemble eyelashes, eyelids, and eyeballs. It covers an area of 20,000 square meters, has a relative height of 160 meters, and a maximum circumference of 12,000 meters.

To protect the trees on the mountain, the Boli County government has explicitly prohibited logging. Thanks to the natural formation of the mountain and its foliage, it offers easy viewing access.

Dasizhan Town: A town under the jurisdiction of Boli County. It was designated as the First District in 1949, established as Dasizhan Township in 1956, changed to Dasizhan Commune in 1958, reinstated as a township in 1984, and upgraded to a town in 1986. Located in the western part of the county, it covers an area of 515 square kilometers with a population of 25,000. The Yilan–Boli Highway passes through the town. It administers 3 neighborhood committees and 25 village committees including Dongfeng, Xuan Yang River, Dalianzhu River, Xiaolianzhu River, Gucheng, Lianhe, Tianju, Limin, Changshan, Xiangdong, Dihezi, Renxing, Fazhan, Kaifa, Daxiang, Longshan, Jixing, Shuangxing, Miao Pu, Lixin, Fuxing, Jinfeng, Changqing, Shuguang... More detailed information about Dasizhan Town++