1. Twin Breast Peaks: Located 8 kilometers from the central Fuaotang area. Two tall, closely standing peaks resemble a young woman’s full breasts, hence the name “Twin Breast Peaks.” On rainy days, springs that look like milk gush out from the rocks.
2. Master’s Chair Flying Spring: Located 6 kilometers from the central Fuaotang area. This waterfall features three tiers and three drops, resembling a master’s chair, with a drop of over 50 meters. The pool at the base is wide and crystal clear, presenting a majestic sight.
3. Fishing Hook Pool: Located 8.5 kilometers from the central Fuaotang area. Its shape resembles a fishing hook. The pool covers an area of about 50 square meters and is about 4 meters deep, surrounded by lush green mountains with reflections rippling in the clear water.
4. Iron Plate Rock: Located 7 kilometers from the central Fuaotang area. A massive natural rock barrier stands on the right side of the walking trail, measuring 15–17 meters in height and 56 meters in length, making it an ideal spot for cliff inscriptions. It is also referred to as the “Copper-Iron Wall.”
5. Giant Clam Emerging from Water: Located 5 kilometers from the central Fuaotang area. Two large rocks stand upright in the riverbed, vividly resembling a giant clam rising from the water.
6. Immortal Finger Peak: Located 5 kilometers from the central Fuaotang area. On the mountain opposite the walking trail on the left, five peaks are arranged in a scattered yet orderly fashion, resembling the fingers of an immortal, hence the name “Immortal Finger Peak.”
7. Divine Crocodile Swimming in the Pool: Located 7.5 kilometers from the central Fuaotang area. A rock shaped like a giant crocodile appears to be leisurely floating on the water surface.
Jiuxi River Scenic Area
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