Siping Mountain

Siping Mountain

Siping Mountain

Siping Mountain, with an elevation of 627 meters, is the highest peak in Suileng County. The mountain is composed of Cretaceous granite and covers an area of 8 square kilometers. It boasts towering trees, steep cliffs, and slippery paths. In spring, wildflowers blanket the slopes, while in autumn, the red leaves fill the air with fragrance. From afar, it stands like a pillar reaching the sky; up close, its scenery is captivating. Ge Shan (Gorge Mountain), located 30 kilometers from the county town, has an elevation of 315 meters, is slightly elongated in shape, and is composed of Quaternary basalt. Over 70% of the mountain is covered in vegetation and it spans an area of 5 square kilometers. It resembles a crouching tiger standing guard along the banks of the Nuo'min River. The mountain is densely forested with oak and pine trees that rustle in the wind; below, the river meanders in winding curves, interconnecting with patches of woods and gullies, making it a famous scenic area in Suileng County.