Haoshantou Village, Shuibo Subdistrict, Liangshan County

Liangshan County Shuibo Subdistrict Haoshantou Village

Haoshantou Village is located on the western side of the Shuiboliangshan Scenic Area, backed by "Haoshan Peak," one of the four main peaks of Shuiboliangshan. It serves as the western gateway to the scenic area. The entire village lies nestled at the foot of the picturesque Liangshan Mountain, boasting an exceptionally prime location. Within the village, there are two religious sites: the "Three Saints Hall" and the "Nine Saints Temple," as well as temples dedicated to the "God of Earth" and "Lady Bai"; the century-old locust tree, over half a century old, still thrives with dense foliage that shades the area; well-preserved century-old houses, traditional Shandong brocade weaving workshops, and stone carving courtyards reflect the village’s rustic customs and folk culture. Haoshantou Village is a traditional hub for martial arts. Wang Qingyue, the renowned 15th-generation successor of the Plum Blossom Fist, once established a school here to teach disciples; Zhang Dajian, the 16th-generation master of Plum Blossom Fist, was a native of the village, and the village now has over 500 martial arts disciples. The village has a dedicated martial arts school and performance courtyard, as well as traditional performances like lion dances, cockfighting, goat fighting, and dog fighting. The "Outlaws of the Marsh Botanical Eco-Garden" covers 166,000 square meters and has planted over 10,000 fruit trees of five varieties—Liangshan honey peaches, Liangshan white-core apricots, hickory nuts, cherries, and persimmons—for visitors to view and pick.

Currently, all streets in Haoshantou Village have been paved, and two bus sightseeing routes have been opened. "Shuihu Street" serves as the western gateway to the Shuiboliangshan Scenic Area. It enters from the southern village entrance via Shuibo South Road and leads directly to the main thoroughfare of the Liangshan Scenic Area. It is also the commercial street of the scenic area, highlighting the simple local customs of Shuiboliangshan and integrating sightseeing, dining, accommodation, entertainment, and shopping. The village currently has three hotels offering various levels of accommodation—"Liangyuan" and "Jindu"—as well as six specialty restaurants, including "Mountain Stronghold Winery," "Shuihu Farmhouse," "Huangguan Tavern," and "Rustic Chicken Shop," serving over ten unique dishes inspired by Outlaws of the Marsh themes.

Address: West side of Shuiboliangshan Scenic Area, Liangshan County, Jining City

Business Hours: 24 hours

Featured Attractions: Religious relics, temples, performance courtyard, Outlaws of the Marsh Botanical Eco-Garden

Supporting Facilities:

The village offers dining and accommodation facilities for visitors’ convenience.

Transportation Guide

Public Transport:

The village has a loop bus service around the scenic area.

Self-Driving Guide:

Take the G35 Jiyue Expressway and transfer to Provincial Highway S337, then head west to Haoshantou Village.

Parking Information:

Parking is available within the village.