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Dashan Mountain, also known as Santianzi Zhang Mountain, is located at the border of Anhui and Jiangxi provinces. It serves as the northern barrier of Wuyuan in Shangrao, Jiangxi, and is part of the extension of Huangshan Mountain. Surrounded by ranges and peaks, the area boasts a forest coverage rate of 90.7%, with mountain elevations ranging from 800 to 1,600 meters. Its main peak, Leigujian, stands at 1,629.8 meters above sea level, towering majestically and overlooking the plains...

Dashan Mountain

Dashan Mountain, also known as "Santianzi Zhang Mountain," is situated at the boundary between Anhui and Jiangxi provinces. It acts as the northern shield of Wuyuan in Shangrao, Jiangxi, and belongs to the extension of Huangshan Mountain. The area is embraced by mountains and dotted with peaks, featuring a forest coverage rate as high as 90.7%. Mountain heights range between 800 and 1,600 meters, and the main peak, Leigujian, soars to 1,629.8 meters, standing imposingly and looking down upon the flatlands—it is the highest peak in the county. Additionally, the mountain is often shrouded in clouds and mist, giving visitors the sensation of walking through a fairyland. Major attractions include Wolong Valley. The now-developed Zhangshan Grand Canyon—Wolong Valley—is a high-mountain valley scenic area of unique landscape value and completely pristine beauty, often described as an earthly paradise akin to those depicted in Jin Yong’s novels.

Guide: Dashan Mountain, which dominates the territory of Dashan Township, is also called Zhanggong Mountain and serves as the northern barrier of Wuyuan.

Introduction:

The mountain is often enveloped in clouds and mist, making visitors feel as if they are wandering through a celestial realm. The area features lush forests, rugged rocks, crisscrossing streams, and spectacular waterfalls that cascade like silver rivers. The Ming Dynasty Huizhou official Wang Xun, who served as the Tongpan of Shuntian Prefecture, wrote in his poem “Climbing Dashan Mountain”: “On Qingfeng Ridge, my eyes are opened wide; before Leigujian Peak, I count the nine lands. Stretching 300 li across Huizhou and Rao, it divides the sources of Wu and Chu. White clouds have feet that unite heaven and earth; distant waters lie still, with sun and moon afloat. Who recognizes its true original face? The weather shifts unpredictably—when will it ever cease?” Dashan Mountain’s main peak, Leigujian, rises 1,630 meters above sea level and is the highest peak in Jiangxi Province. Its shape is like a sword piercing the sky, perpetually veiled in clouds and mist. The ecological environment here is pure and pristine, making it a key production area for the famous “Wulv” green tea. In 2003, a mysterious and well-preserved high-mountain valley scenic area—“Wolong Valley”—was developed. This valley is exceptionally deep and quiet, with steep cliffs and rocky walls along its banks. As the canyon winds upward, it forms tiered waterfalls. The valley’s streams rush violently, echoing loudly through the gorge. The gushing springs flow through massive granite rocks, and after millions of years of erosion, have formed numerous deep pools and colorful ponds, hidden within the primeval secondary forests.

Time Needed

3 hours Transportation

Bus

1. You can take a direct bus from the North Bus Station in the county town to Wolong Valley Scenic Area (around 8:00 AM and 1:00 PM; departure times may vary by season, so it's best to check at the station in advance; these times are for reference only). Around 3:00 PM, there is usually a bus returning from the scenic area to Wuyuan.

2. You can first take a bus from the North Station to Qinghua, then transfer to a taxi or motorbike taxi to reach the scenic area. Also, there are more frequent return buses to the county town, departing every 20 minutes from 6:30 AM to 5:40 PM.

Chartered Vehicle

If traveling in a group, it is recommended to charter a vehicle. Prices vary depending on the type of car and can be negotiated. However, during Golden Week holidays, chartered vehicles are in high demand and prices may rise by 30%–50%. If no cars are available, you can also charter a farm vehicle, which typically seats four people, though the price won’t be cheaper than a van.

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Ticket

Individual ticket: 60 RMB/person; Through ticket: 210 RMB, valid for 5 days (includes 14 attractions: Likeng, Jiangwan, Wangkou, Wolong Valley, Jiangling, Lingyan Scenic Area, Baizhu Ancestral Hall, Sixi Yancun, Yantian Ancient Camphor Trees, Wenfeng Mountain, Shicheng, Rainbow Bridge, Xiaqi, Yuanyang Lake). Round-trip cable car: 100 RMB/person.

Opening Hours

08:00-18:00

Location of Attraction

Within Zhanshan Township, Wuyuan County, Shangrao City, Jiangxi Province

Dashan Township: Dashan Township, located in the northern part of Wuyuan County, known as “China’s Most Beautiful Countryside,” is named after the majestic Dashan Mountain within its borders. It is a major tourism township in northern Wuyuan, covering an area of 199 square kilometers, with jurisdiction over 15 administrative villages, 88 natural villages, over 5,400 households, and a population of more than 20,000. The forest coverage rate reaches 89%, with arable land area of over 8,215 mu, forested mountain area of 129,000 mu, bamboo forest of over 20,000 mu, oil-tea camellia area of over 28,900 mu, and organic tea gardens of over 4,000 mu. The Dashan Mountain within the township is part of the Huangshan extension and is considered the watershed divide between the ancient states of Wu and Chu. It is also the source of the Le'an River of the Poyang Lake system and the Qiantang River... More details about Dashan Township ++

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