Wubao'an Mountain

Wubao'an Mountain

Wubao'an Mountain is a national AAA-level tourist attraction.

Wubao'an Mountain is located 20 kilometers southeast of Zoucheng City and 8 kilometers north of Xiangcheng Town, standing opposite to Yishan Mountain. Legend has it that five treasures once appeared on the mountain: a golden bell, a silver bell, a golden hoe, a golden pestle, and a treasure basin. It was also named Wubao'an Mountain because of the man-made stone structures on the mountain, such as the Temple of Guan Di and the Scripture Lecture Hall.

Wubao'an Mountain features a rugged and fantastical landscape, with peaks stacked like piled eggs, numerous peculiar rocks, and lush greenery. The mountain is covered with continuous earth and dense forests, where rare flowers and plants can be found everywhere. It boasts beautiful natural scenery, undulating peaks, interconnected caves, flowing springs, towering ancient trees, and rich biodiversity—with 2,700 plant species and a forest coverage rate of over 95%. There are more than 60 natural and cultural attractions. Wubao'an Mountain has been a renowned sacred site with continuous worship since before the Ming Dynasty and still preserves numerous cultural relics and tourist sites.