Liufengjian

Liufengjian

The Liufengjian Scenic Area is located within Liufeng Township, 12 kilometers from Chengtian Radon Spring, with its main peak standing at an elevation of 1,056 meters. From the summit, visitors can overlook the vast lands of Zhejiang and Fujian, as well as gaze out toward the Fujian Sea. The mountain is home to perennial springs with crystal-clear, refreshing water, which were referred to as the "Sacred Spring" during the Song Dynasty. In the 14th year of the Guangxu reign (1894) of the Qing Dynasty, a stone palace was built atop the main peak, inscribed with the words "The Finest Mountain Under Heaven," attracting a continuous stream of pilgrims. The area also features a series of attractions such as the Thirteen Rocks and Fourteen Caves.