Long Gaoshan Mountain

　　    Long Gaoshan Mountain, also known as Langguan Mountain, is located 15 kilometers southeast of the county town, situated on the coast of the South China Sea, at an elevation of 839 meters. Influenced by the tropical maritime climate, the summit of Long Gaoshan is often shrouded in clouds and mist. On clear days, clusters of white clouds drift in from the sea, swirling around the mountain, making visitors feel as if they are in heaven — this is the famous scenic wonder known as “Long Gaoshan Clouds.” Even more remarkable is the phenomenon where, atop Long Gaoshan, the sun may be shining brightly with not a cloud in sight on one side, while on the other, dark clouds suddenly gather, bringing chilly winds and a fine drizzle — this is the renowned “Langguan Timely Rain.”

　　    On Long Gaoshan Mountain there are the Twin Breast Peaks, home to three wells with extremely clear water. Legend has it that the fairy Liu Sanjie often came here to dress up, hence the name “Liu San Wells.” Below the Liu San Wells lie two pools known as Dragon Father and Dragon Mother — the Twin Dragon Pools. At the summit of Long Gaoshan, there are the ruins of Qingyun Temple and Baiyun Temple.