Yichun Jinshan Scenic Area
Jinshan is located 2 kilometers west of the town center and resembles the Chinese character “金” (gold), making it the iconic landmark of Jinshan Town — hence its name. A visit to Jinshan Town is incomplete without climbing Jinshan, as its serene beauty is said to bring you good fortune. The main peak of Jinshan stands at an elevation of 554.7 meters, making it the highest point within the jurisdiction of Jinshantun. Its magical aspect is that it looks like a front-facing view from any direction — be it east, west, south, or north — a sight that never fails to amaze. Towering into the sky with continuous rolling peaks, steep and rugged terrain, and oddly shaped rocks, the mountain stands like a mighty screen protecting Jinshan Town. That’s why it was historically known as Golden Screen Mountain or Nine-Spiked Purple Cloud Mountain.
The Jinshan Scenic Area is a key tourism project developed by the Jinshantun District to vigorously promote the local tourism industry and stimulate regional economic growth. When you ascend to the summit of Jinshan, you’ll be greeted by a panoramic view of the area — surrounded by mountains on all sides and water on three, harmoniously echoing with Golden Elephant Mountain to the east, Golden Turtle Mountain to the north, and Fulu South Mountain. The town of Jinshan, embraced by two water systems, resembles a lucky golden fish, and when the two waterways connect, they look like a dancing golden dragon. Therefore, the core themes of the Jinshan Scenic Area are climbing Jinshan, watching the dragon dance, witnessing the sunrise, and drinking from mountain springs.
A thousand years ago, ancestors of the Jurchen people hunted and waged battles in this region, adding to the endless imagination inspired by this “Golden Mountain.” While preserving the area’s original natural landscape, the Jinshan Scenic Area has built eco-friendly cement and steel hiking trails, viewing platforms, scenic pavilions, and a bridge spanning the Tangwang River. All constructions blend seamlessly with nature.
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