Guigutian

　　On the main peak of Guiguling, there is a vast open platform covering an area of nearly 10,000 square meters. Sheltered beneath a layer of green foliage, the...

　　According to local legend, in the past, crops grown in Guigutian could be planted early and harvested late. The grain harvested here each day was not only enough to feed the Taoist priests in the temples on Guiguling, but also to help the famine-stricken villagers in the mountains. Later, after a young Taoist boy accidentally broke the “Stone Rooster” that crowed by the field, the magical crops that grew early and were harvested late no longer grew in Guigutian.

　　Guigutian sits at an altitude of 2,008 meters. Nourished by the water from the Huanglong Cave well by its side, the field is perpetually shrouded in swaying green mist. It kisses the blue sky and breathes in the clouds, giving it an air of profound mystery. In later times, the field was mainly planted with vegetables. Wisps of mist envelop the vegetable plots. Amid the fog, the fields occasionally reveal colorful blossoms or lush green, leafy vegetables, proudly showcasing their vibrant and abundant harvests.

　　Located on the eastern side of Guiguling, Guigutian, with its beautiful folklore and the bountiful produce it yields, appears charming and mystical. This idyllic pastoral scenery adds a layer of enchanting, dazzling color to the towering and majestic Guiguling.