Swing Frame

　　The Swing Frame stands at an elevation of 1,814 meters. The valley here is long and narrow, connecting to the east with the Kongtong Mountain in Pingliang. The mountains are layered, dense with woods and lush grass. In the north-south valley that cuts through the area, two towering peaks rise abruptly from the ground like pillars, unconnected to the surrounding mountains, resembling the frame of a swing. Legend has it that Mu Guiying once swung here. Today, iron ring remnants can still be found on the cliffs halfway up the mountain—hence the name “Swing Frame.” Beneath the Swing Frame, the waters flow swiftly, and there is a cave that extends deep into the mountain. Inside, the stalactites are uniquely shaped, creating a magical and enchanting sight. The Yan (Yuan)–Ping (liang) Highway winds its way past this location.