Little Yang Stone Dragon

Little Yang Stone Dragon

Commonly known as the "Little Yang Stone Dragon," the "Stone Dragon Spectacle" is located in Dayangyu Mountain in the northeastern part of Xiaoyang Mountain. It stretches about 100 meters in length and is roughly 10 meters in diameter.

The stone dragon is made up of two parts, one on top of the other, extending from west to east and winding up the ridge. Its belly is white, hanging intermittently in midair; its back is black, with mottled dragon scales that shimmer like silver coins. Along its jawline, the stone patterns resemble rippling waves, and its whiskers flow gracefully. At its front are several spherical stones, which is why it is also called "Two Dragons Fighting for the Pearl."

At the top of its head is a small pool that collects rainwater year-round without drying up. The water is as clear as a mirror and is called the Dragon Eye Well. To the south lies a hundred-meter-high cliff, while to the north, across a small path, is a deep ravine. The northern side of the ravine features cliffs over a thousand feet high, stretching endlessly and cascading sharply downward. The ancient dragon lurking in the secluded valley sends chills down one’s spine. The stone dragon winds its way down the mountain ridge, appearing to ride the mist, exuding a lively energy as if it were leaping off the canvas.