Taibai Rock

　　Taibai Rock is situated to the north of Wanzhou District, standing about 400 meters high, stretching approximately 3 kilometers in length, and covering an area of 120 hectares. “Fairy Traces on the White Rock,” once one of the Eight Scenic Spots of Wanzhou, boasts remarkable natural beauty. The ancient inscriptions on the rock are also widely renowned. It has been a famous scenic site since the Tang and Song dynasties. On the mid-slope cliffs of Taibai Rock, there is a Song Dynasty stone carving reading “Guande Pavilion,” a Qing Dynasty Daoguang-era carving that reads “Taibai Rock,” and a stele inscription of Huang Tingjian’s “Record of the Western Hills.” This calligraphic work was once praised by Zeng Guofan as “the finest surviving work of Huang’s calligraphy in the world”! There are over 40 cliff inscriptions preserved at Taibai Rock, which have been listed as a Chinese scenic attraction by the National Cultural Heritage Administration.

　　Taibai Rock offers breathtaking scenery, with lush vegetation and pristine springs unmatched in beauty. Ascending to the summit not only evokes a sense of historical reflection and inspires lofty aspirations but also provides a panoramic view of Wanzhou and the stunning landscape of rivers and mountains.