Mao'er Mountain National Forest Park

　　Mao'er Mountain, also known as Three Swords Peak, is one of the iconic landmarks of Jinhu Lake, along with the suspension bridge. It lies at the heart of our Jinhu Lake area. The park covers an area of over 6,000 mu, with a hiking trail from the back mountain to the peak spanning 500 meters, and another from the peak to the park stretching 1,800 meters—making the total distance 2.3 kilometers.

　　The park features 18 major attractions, including the Second Heaven, Guanmao Ridge, Mao'er Mountain Summit, Flat Tree Gorge, and Cave Wonders. It is home to 102 families and over 360 species of wild plants and rare tree species, among which more than ten are under national protection—such as the dawn redwood, yew, longleaf sophora, wingnut, and black tea tree (the rarest being dozens of black tea trees). There are also over 30 types of precious wildlife. In September 1997, it was designated as a "Provincial-level Forest Park" by the Fujian Provincial Forestry Department, and promoted to a National Forest Park in February 2000. Attractions such as the Millennium Camellia King and the Valley's One-Line Sky are truly breathtaking. The forest park combines natural scenery with cultural landscapes, making it an ideal destination for holiday leisure and reconnecting with nature. Ascending to the summit of Mao'er Mountain, the highest peak of Jinhu Lake, offers panoramic views of the lake’s picturesque peaks and clear waters, providing a refreshing and uplifting experience.

　　Address: Located 26 kilometers southwest of Taining County.

　　Ticket: 40 RMB