Yuhua Mountain
Yuhua Mountain, also known as "Zhangshu Yuhua Mountain," is located at the junction of Zhangshu City, Fengcheng City, and Xingan County in Jiangxi Province. Also called "Zhuzhi Peak" and commonly known as "Zinaoding," it is famed as the "Purple Mystery Cave Heaven." With its main peak rising 1,169.1 meters above sea level, it stands majestically opposite Zhangshu’s Shenghua Mountain, towering above the surrounding peaks as if floating in the high heavens. The mountain slopes from east to west, covering an area of 8 square kilometers. It is surrounded by 12 other peaks over 1,000 meters in elevation—including Shenghua Mountain, Zhaoming Mountain, and Qiansui Hill—that form a majestic ring of peaks, each vying in beauty and height, resembling a nine-layered lotus when viewed from afar, thrusting straight into the clouds.
Yuhua Mountain is situated in Hehu Township within the mountainous southern region of Fengcheng, reaching an elevation of 1,169.9 meters, making it the highest point in Fengcheng City. Surrounded by spectacular peaks, it stands boldly against the blue sky. Also known as Zhuzhi Peak, it resembles two immortals playing chess, with 12 surrounding peaks watching the game—an intriguing sight. At the back of Chaokeng Village at the foot of the mountain on the high ridge, there is a centuries-old fir-cypress tree
that stands over three zhang tall (approximately 10 meters) with a crown spanning more than two zhang (about 6.6 meters). During hot, dry weather, this tree often releases misty rain from its branches. People standing beneath it instantly feel a cool sensation, and those who stay long enough may find their hair and clothes lightly dampened. Locals call it the "Rainfall Tree."
Address: at the junction of Zhangshu City, Fengcheng City, and Xingan County in Jiangxi Province
How to get there: Take a rural bus to Hehu Township, fare 3 RMB per person
Communication: Available
Climate: Suitable all year round
Notes: Please protect the plants and keep the scenic area clean
Business hours: 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Complaint hotline: 0795-6298218
Inquiry hotline: 0795-6298218
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