Daluoshan Mountain
Daluoshan Mountain is located in Shuanglong Town, Changshou District, with an elevation of 654 meters. It features two mountains and one valley, with a terrain comprising eight forts and nine bends, as well as the ruins of two temples and one hall. The mountain’s summit is home to Jiguan Ridge, where visitors can watch the sunrise from the peak. Halfway up the mountain, there is an inscription titled “Mozhuang” by Hu Chao, a famous general and governor during the Qing Dynasty: “A flying phoenix stands on the sandbar, with streams flowing on both sides; both civil and military officials rank first class, leading the list in imperial examinations.” There is also a 200-acre forest park, 2,000 acres of peach, plum, and loquat orchards for sightseeing, as well as reservoirs, ponds, and weirs, all reflecting on the clear waters—earning it the title “Fairy Mountain of Daluo.”
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