Hatchet-Cleaved Peak
Hatchet-Cleaved Peak
Located 0.5 km northwest of Zuohua Mountain, it stands at an elevation of 980 m. Originally part of Zuohua Mountain, it was later split apart when the deity Wuku used his battle axe to cleave the mountain during martial practice. Hence the name "Hatchet-Cleaved Peak."
Qian'nanyu
Former Site of the Headquarters of the Counter-Japanese Military and Political University
Wanbang Exotic Fruit Garden
Monument to the Counter-Japanese Military and Political University
Xingtai Wenchang Temple
Generals’ Forest
Junzhai Mountain
Zuohua Mountain
Qian'nanyu Seven-Star Pools
Huashan Pine Forest
Danqing Lake
Youth Forest
Buddha Head Mountain
Ink-Washing Pond
Xingtai Brush Stand Mountain
Shamao Mountain
Huashan Waterfall
Fossil Valley
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