Daye Qifeng Mountain

　　    Qifeng Mountain is situated in the northwest of Yangxin County, Hubei Province. It is traversed by the Wuhan–Jiujiang Railway and National Highway 106, located 106 kilometers from Wuhan City and 18 kilometers from Yangxin County. Covering a total area of 112 square kilometers, the mountain boasts a forest coverage rate of 83%. The region features undulating hills, layered peaks, dense forests with towering ancient trees, peculiar rock formations, and numerous karst caves and historical sites. On the eastern side lies the Luobeikou Reservoir, while the western side hosts the Qingshan Reservoir. Notable attractions include the Qifeng Forest Sea, known as a natural kingdom of flora and fauna and a natural oxygen bar, Huangshi’s highest peak—Nanyan Peak, the thousand-year-old Qifeng Chan Temple, the ancient city wall of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, as well as dozens of unique caves and rock formations such as the Pipa Cave, Tiger Cave, Sky Dog Gazing at the Moon, and Dragon Eye Deep Affection.