Yong'an Fort

Yong'an Fort

Also known as Bolv Fort, it is located within Wujiadian Town, Jinzhai County, at an altitude of 825 meters. It consists of four main peaks, with the southern peak being the main one, featuring a flat top shaped like a stone drum; the middle peak is sharp and elegant, echoing the southern peak; the southeast side is a sheer cliff, while the northwest is steep, making the terrain extremely rugged; the southern part is slightly flatter and serves as the main entrance to the fort. There is a lesser-known climbing trail in the northeast. …

Wujiadian Town: Located on the southwestern border of Jinzhai County, Anhui Province, Wujiadian Town lies in the heart of the Dabie Mountains. It borders the Yangtze River to the south, connects to the Beijing-Kowloon Railway to the west, neighbors the Tianzhuangshan National Forest Park tourist area to the east, and links to the Bodaofeng National Forest Park in Hubei Province to the south. It sits at the junction of two provinces (Anhui and Hubei) and two counties (Jinzhai and Luotian). In April 1994, the former three small townships of Xizhuang, Baofan, and Wudian were merged to form Wujiadian Town, which now governs 25 villages, 267 residential groups, and has a population of 28,076. The area features revolutionary red tourism sites such as the Chuanshi Temple, the birthplace of the Lixia Festival Uprising, as well as attractions like the “Three Passes and Five Forts”... More information about Wujiadian Town ++