Little Peach Blossom Spring

　　 ：      About 1 kilometer north of Cloud Rest, follow the Squirrel Stream upstream to reach the mouth of Peach Blossom Cave. Step through the crevice in the rock and cross the stone gate, and you’ll be greeted by a sudden expanse of flat fields, well-arranged buildings, cottages, peach orchards, bamboo groves, stone pools, and small streams. It is truly reminiscent of the Peach Blossom Spring depicted by Tao Yuanming.

　　    Surrounded by Cangping Peak, Three-Tiered Peak, Heavenly Pot Peak, and North Corridor Rock, the area also hosts Kaiyuan Hall at its center, making it an important Taoist activity hub in Wuyi Mountain. Attractions here include Peach Blossom Nunnery, the former site of Kaiyuan Hall, as well as Peach Stone, Golden Brick Stone, Li Spring, and Wu’s Cave. Heading north, you can climb Samyang Peak.       Also known as Peach Blossom Cave, Little Peach Blossom Spring is located on the northern bank of the Sixth Bend of Wuyi Mountain, nestled between Cangping Peak and North Corridor Rock. It earned its name due to its scenery resembling the Peach Blossom Spring of Wuling. The area mostly consists of steep cliffs and precipices, with the Squirrel Stream rushing through the valley. Hiking along the stream for about a li, you’ll find boulders blocking the valley and cutting off the flow, with massive rocks leaning together to form a cave;

　　 Wuyi Mountain, Fujian