Shiyanzhai

　　Shiyanzhai runs from north to south, with cliffs on its eastern, western, and southern sides, leaving only a narrow path on the northern slope. The mountain stronghold is composed of five terraces. The first terrace features towering cliffs on both sides, forming a strategic gateway along the ascent. It is known as the South Heavenly Gate. The main stronghold is located on the second terrace, which is a sacred site of Taoism. It enshrines the True Martial Ancestor. During festivals or Taoist gatherings, people flock to the mountain—some to pray for blessings and safety, some to admire the mountain and water scenery, and others to enjoy the thrill of hiking and panoramic views, each fulfilling their own desires. The fifth terrace is the Jade Emperor Summit. From the peak, one can gaze across the vast skies of Chu and the picturesque waters of Yu, with the landscapes of the canyon area stretching for dozens of miles, each offering unique vistas. Hundreds of species of wildflowers bloom here, filling the air with fragrance.