Wuzhi Peak Main Peak Scenic Area

　　   Wuzhi Peak is the main peak of Jinggangshan, named for its five fingers-like parallel summits, with an elevation of 1,586 meters. There is also a waterfall at Wuzhi Peak, with a drop of about 200 meters, resembling a thousand-foot-long white silk hanging in mid-air, visible from several kilometers away and giving a sense of motion. It is the highest waterfall in Jinggangshan. At the foot of Wuzhi Peak lies a cluster of peaks and lakes, like a bright moon reflected in the vast sea of clouds, adding enchanting beauty to the main peak scenic area. The spring-like climate all year round and the picturesque mountain streams provide a natural destination for summer retreats and sightseeing.

　　   Additionally, it is worth mentioning that the background image on the 100-yuan Chinese banknote (fourth series) was taken from Wuzhi Peak. Independent travelers visiting here often take out a 100-yuan bill and compare the scene with the image, which adds a unique sense of fun.

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　　   Wuzhi Peak is also a natural zoo, where rare animals such as short-tailed monkeys, sambar deer, silver pheasants, and yellow-bellied tragopans can be found roaming the area. It is also home to over 300 plant species, including yew and fragrant wood. Longqing River is abundant with local specialties such as stone frogs, stone fish, and stone fungus.

　　   Currently, there is no hiking trail to Wuzhi Peak. Visitors can only admire its majestic presence from the “observation deck” on the opposite bank.

　　   Introduction:

　　   The main peak of Jinggangshan, named for its resemblance to the five fingers of a hand, stretches for dozens of kilometers from southeast to northwest. It boasts a grand and precipitous presence with well-preserved primeval forests. Towering peaks stand on either side with a deep valley in between, at the bottom of which lies Longqing River, also known as the Jinggang River. Halfway up the mountain is the “Tianjun Cave,” said to have been the former encampment of the Taiping Army. Opposite Wuzhi Peak is the “Longqing Cave,” which, according to legend, once sheltered dragons and immortals. During the revolutionary period, the Red Army held out here for over 40 days of guerrilla warfare, enduring bitter cold and snow.

　　   Admission Fee

　　   Included in the general admission ticket, 190 yuan

　　   Location

　　   Main Peak, Jinggangshan Scenic Area, Jinggangshan City