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Immortal's House

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Immortal's House is located on the mountainside north of the reservoir. A naturally formed huge cave resembles a house, capable of accommodating twenty to thirty people. It has entrances on the east and west sides, and a window on the south side, inscribed with the words “Jade Maiden’s Realm.” Standing by the window for a moment, one is greeted by the pine waves and misty mountain shadows all at once. A horizontal stone on the north wall looks like a long writing desk, where one can place writing brushes, ink sticks, paper, inkstones, and painting scrolls—it truly resembles a study. The Diamond Rock is situated about 20 meters west of the Immortal's House. A massive rock rises abruptly from the ground, standing majestically like a pillar in the middle of a river…

Immortal's House

Immortal's House

Located on the mountainside north of the reservoir, a naturally formed huge cave resembles a house, capable of accommodating twenty to thirty people. It has entrances on the east and west sides, and a window on the south side, inscribed with the words “Jade Maiden’s Realm.” Standing by the window for a moment, one is greeted by the pine waves and misty mountain shadows all at once. A horizontal stone on the north wall looks like a long writing desk, where one can place writing brushes, ink sticks, paper, inkstones, and painting scrolls—it truly resembles a study.

Diamond Rock

About 20 meters west of the Immortal's House, a massive rock rises abruptly from the ground, standing majestically like a pillar in the middle of a river. The diamond is a guardian deity in Buddhism, capable of driving away demons and protecting sacred altars. Diamond Rock is one of the Eight Scenic Spots of Suicheng, with its inscription penned by Tao Shu. Particularly breathtaking is the pine tree growing atop the rock, with a straight trunk and lush foliage, offering a unique charm.

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