Xiawutun

(Photography: China)

　　 Xiawutun features captivating natural beauty and idyllic vistas. Among its highlights is Ershi Mountain, located between Xintun and Kezuo Tun, where verdant foliage and breathtaking charm abound. At its center stands a small hill shaped like a ball, locally referred to as the "Two Lions Playing with a Silk Ball." Another notable site is Ma'anshan Mountain in Najie, whose summit consists of two peaks resembling a horse’s saddle—an uncanny likeness.

　　 Bijiashan Mountain in Bayou features three connected peaks, with the central one rising prominently and the two sides slightly lower, forming the shape of a brush rack—hence its name. In Bayou, there is also the Lingji Mountain Pool, commonly known as "Gaokalong Pool" among locals. According to *Xingyi Prefecture Records: Springs*, the Lingji Mountain Pool is located behind Gaokao, where a cave halfway up the mountain houses a pool about six meters above ground level and roughly one meter deep, with clearly visible fish swimming within. Climbing Bijiashan offers a bird's-eye view of the emerald waters below. Upon reaching the village, tasting the water reveals a refreshing and sweet flavor. On Pugashan Mountain, at the junction of two connected peaks, lies a terraced field. The Gaoke River, flowing from the west, emerges from underground beneath the mountain. A small bridge spans the area, blending seamlessly with nature in an extraordinary display of craftsmanship—earning it nicknames such as the "Natural Bridge," "Bridge Spanning Three Acres," and "Bridge Covering Three Acres of Farmland."