What's up?

　　What's up? is located in the northern part of the Upper and Lower Altar Heaven-Worship Cultural Tourism Area, covering an area of 4.5 hectares and being 2,263 meters away from Shan Ye Ju on level ground.

　　According to research, in the second year of Emperor Qin Shi Huang’s reign, he made his first western tour. Passing through Fufeng ("Fengxiang, Shaanxi"), he traveled west to the Long Mountains, then moved south along the eastern foothills of the Long Mountains into the territory of Chan Na ("southwestern part of Huating County"). There, he stepped onto the "Ji (Ji) Tou Road," entered today’s Hongya Mountain in Shanzhai Township, Huating County, followed the ?I River to Chechanggou in Maxia Town, ascended the main peak of the Long Mountains – Wu Shan, crossed over the western mountains and went south to Lianhua Tai ("Upper and Lower Altars") to worship the Yellow Emperor and the Yan Emperor, setting a historical precedent and becoming another sacred site for heaven worship for the Chinese nation.

　　This area mainly features

　　landscapes such as the "Mountain Gate Welcoming Guests," "Divine Spring," mountain pavilions, stone pavilions, cliffside stone corridors, viewing platforms, as well as more than ten historical sites including the Thousand Buddha Cave, Main Hall, Bodhisattva Hall, Lingguan Temple, Mountain God Temple, and stone carvings, showcasing the ever-changing canyon scenery and the "Heaven-Worship Culture."