Xiangu Pavilion Donghua Mountain
Xiangu Pavilion Donghua Mountain is a cultural tourism attraction.
Known as the "Ancestral Mountain of the Hakka People," Donghua Mountain is located about 15 kilometers from the county town and stands at an elevation of 1,148.9 meters. It is a renowned sacred site for both Buddhism and Taoism. The Donghua Mountain Temple is the largest Buddhist temple at the source of the Gan River. From a distance, it resembles the Potala Palace in Tibet, looking like a celestial palace. Climbing to the summit at dawn and looking around, you’ll see layers of mountains stretching endlessly. When there’s a sea of clouds, it sometimes surges like turbulent waves, churning and rolling; other times it envelops the mountains and valleys, calm and serene. At night, looking out toward the county town, the star-studded nightscape of the city unfolds before your eyes.
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