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Zhangtai Little Huangshan

Published: 2026-11-12 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-11-12 — Here, the pine trees and rocks offer a wild charm that is truly unique. The lush forests are filled with fragrant flowers and delicate grasses, spectacular rugged cliffs, and serene deep pools and hidden caves. Amidst it all, the pine trees and...

Zhangtai Little Huangshan

Zhangtai Little Huangshan
   Here, the pine trees and rocks offer a wild charm that is truly unique. The lush forests are filled with fragrant flowers and delicate grasses, spectacular rugged cliffs, and serene deep pools and hidden caves. The pine trees and peculiar rocks on the mountain possess a kind of grace and magic reminiscent of “a corner of Huangshan,” hence earning the name “Little Huangshan.”

   Visitors gather at Little Huangshan Square for group photos, then enter the mountain through the Zhe Gate, pass the mandatory path, go through the Immortal Cave, climb the perilous peak known as the “Iron Triangle,” admire sights such as the Turtle Sage Listening to the Waves, the Snake King Playing with a Pearl, the Mandarin Hat Rock, and pay respects to the Divine King Guan Yu. Experience the joy of “the truly beautiful Little Huangshan, where kindness and diligence gather virtuous connections.” Take a leap across the valley, glide smoothly on a zip line, and try rock climbing along a railway track — feel the courage and boldness of a daredevil or Spider-Man alike. It is located in the northwest mountain range of Tianzhu Mountain, a national forest park known as the “No. 1 Scenic Wonder of Linchang.”

   Little Huangshan Railway Rock Climbing

   Zhangtai Rafting’s “Pioneer” Little Huangshan railway-style climbing route consists of two 300-meter-long zip lines, 150 meters of cliff climbing, 250 meters of lateral rock wall traversal, a 70-meter-long “Thousand Blessings” tunnel, two cliff-swaying bridges, one broken-cliff wooden bridge, one three-rope Burmese bridge, and an 80-meter activity warm-up zone.

   Source: Fujian Provincial Department of Tourism Development

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