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Dajue Mountain Tourist Scenic Area

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Dajue Mountain boasts abundant and widely distributed wildlife and plant resources, hailed by experts as a "natural oxygen bar and a rare gene bank of flora and fauna nationwide." The area features beautiful mountains and clear waters, with lush, towering peaks and meandering, crystal-clear streams. Its pristine natural landscape, pure and fresh air, and pleasant climate, complemented by the province-leading and nationally rare expanse of green vegetation, attract...

Dajue Mountain Tourist Scenic Area

Dajue Mountain Tourist Scenic Area is a national AAAAA-level tourist attraction.

Dajue Mountain has abundant and widely distributed wildlife and plant resources, hailed by experts as a "natural oxygen bar and a rare gene bank of flora and fauna nationwide." The area features beautiful mountains and clear waters, with lush, towering peaks and meandering, crystal-clear streams. Its pristine natural landscape, pure and fresh air, and pleasant climate, complemented by the province-leading and nationally rare expanse of green vegetation, have drawn attention from experts both at home and abroad, earning it the reputation of an "ecological kingdom and the jade of China." The Dajue Mountain Scenic Area has been successfully included in the "New Ten Scenic Spots of Gan Po," showcasing its unique charm.

Jiangxi Dajue Mountain Tourist Scenic Area is located in Zixi County at the western foot of the Wuyi Mountains. It is 140 kilometers east of the Wuyi Mountain Scenic Area, 50 kilometers north of the renowned Taoist site Longhu Mountain, and is conveniently accessible via the Yingxia Railway, National Highway 316, and the Beijing-Fuzhou Expressway.

The main peak of Dajue Mountain stands at 1,396 meters, with overlapping ridges, rolling hills, crisscrossing valleys, and picturesque scenery. The area features crystal-clear, meandering waterfalls, a pristine natural landscape, 300,000 acres of virgin forest, and nearly 40 species of Class I and II nationally protected animals and plants. It is known as a natural oxygen bar and a plant gene bank.

Dajue Mountain Tourist Scenic Area was established in 2003 and is divided into two major zones in the northeast, covering a total planned area of 204 square kilometers. The eastern zone centers around the Lotus Mountain Range and features religious culture as its highlight. Key attractions include the Grand Canyon Rafting, cable car, alpine lake resort, Space Walk Corridor, and the Dajuezhe Worship Sanctuary. The northern zone is centered around the virgin forest, with highlights including virgin forest adventure rafting, virgin forest sightseeing, alpine forest vacationing, farmstay leisure, and wilderness survival exploration.

Address: Dajue Mountain Village, Zixi County, Fuzhou City, Jiangxi Province.

Dajue Mountain combines the vast expanse of 300,000 acres of virgin forest with over 1,600 years of religious cultural heritage, making it a crystallization of natural ecology and Buddhist culture.

Highlights: Divided into eastern and western zones. The eastern zone centers around the vast expanse of 300,000 acres of virgin forest, home to nearly 40 species of Class I and II nationally protected precious animals and plants, and is hailed by experts as a "natural oxygen bar and gene bank of flora and fauna." Scenic features include virgin forests, alpine lakes, forest sea of clouds, small bridges over flowing streams, cascading starry waterfalls, and sea of clouds. The western zone is themed around over 1,600 years of religious cultural heritage, featuring attractions such as waterfall viewpoints, ancient artistic pavilions, alpine lake sightseeing, Grand Canyon rafting, cable car, Nine Heavens, Eight Earths, Hundred Scenic Views, Dajue Temple, Space Walk Corridor, and Dajuezhe.

Ticket

Ticket: 115 RMB

Location

Zixi County, eastern Jiangxi

Further reading:

· Batch 32 National AAAAA-Level Tourist Attractions (February 2017)

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