The six Denglong Peaks in Jiangbei (from west to east) are 1,130 meters above sea level and located on the west side of Hengshi River, 15 kilometers east of the county. The height of the mountain looks like a dragon head with its head held high. The mountains behind the "dragon head" are like the undulating body of a dragon. Meandering for thirty miles, it is majestic and rises up one after another, like a long dragon that is about to fly, and it is as high as nine heavens. Colorful clouds surround the peaks, and long dragons seem to dance wildly in the air, which is extremely spectacular. Qing Dynasty poet Shen Hongkui wrote a poem praising Denglong Peak: "As far as the eye can see, the mountains look like crouching dragons, and there are colorful clouds at the middle height." 145 Shengquan Peak is 870 meters above sea level. Shengquan Peak is located on the east side of Hengshi River in Wushan County, opposite to Denglong Peak. thing. Also known as Dadan Mountain. There is also an ancient poem praising this place: "There is still water on the bank of a clear road, and thousands of schools of flying water are immersed in the field of books." Among its scattered and jagged mountains, there is a mountain top shaped like a lion. There is a silver-white smooth rock in front of the mountain, which is like a silver medal hanging on the neck of a "lion". The locals call it: "Lion hanging silver medal". There is a long flowing clear spring at the foot of the peak, which tastes sweet and refreshing. The spring flows down the mountain, which is very beautiful. The mountain is named after the spring and is called "Holy Spring Peak". 187 Chaoyun Peak, with an altitude of 820 meters, is located at the mouth of Jian Chuan Gorge in the north of the Yangtze River. Its peak is majestic. Every morning, before the sun rises, the top of the peak is misty and misty; at sunrise, colorful clouds surround it, gathering and dispersing, creating various pictures, like a fairy mountain, hence the name "Chaoyun Peak". The most wonderful thing is the clouds' gleaming glow. . You can appreciate the magical scenery of "Wushan is not a cloud". When the ancients chanted about this peak, they wrote: "Looking at the mountains, you can chant about the present day. I love the cloud peaks in the blue sky the most. I don't envy the setting sun as a colorful pen, the dew is thick and five-color half poured on the rocks." This describes the wonder of the clouds and mists on Chaoyun Peak. 164[img] /images/resources/0149/298293.jpg[/img]Wangxia Peak (Goddess Peak) altitude is 860 meters. It is the most poetic stone in nature. There are so many famous works in the past dynasties? head. It is located on the north bank of Wu Gorge, 30 miles away from the county seat, bordered by Chaoyun Peak in the west and Songluan Peak in the east. There is a human-shaped stone pillar standing on the inside of the peak, 6.4 meters high, like a graceful and graceful girl. Her eyes, as bright as autumn water, look out over the Yangtze River and greet the sailing boats. In the mist-shrouded Wushan Mountain, it looks even more magical and beautiful. Whenever the morning light first appears or the sun sets, this is the incarnation of the mythical Wushan goddess Yao Ji - Goddess Peak. The legend about Goddess Peak is widely circulated in Wushan. During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, Qu Yuan, the great patriotic poet of Chu State, recorded the story of the goddess in his work "Ghost of Jiuge Mountain". Song Yu also recorded the meeting between King Huai of Chu and the goddess in "Ode to the Goddess" and "Ode to the Goddess". Liu Yuxi of the Tang Dynasty also wrote a sentence in "Wushan Goddess Temple": "There are twelve green trees in Wushan, and there are girls in the pavilions and pavilions. The mist at dawn has opened the curtains, and the mountain flowers are about to wither like residual makeup." Of course, among these many stories, the most beautiful ones are folklore. In order to commemorate the "goddess" in their hearts, the people of the Three Gorges respected her as the "Miaoyong Zhenren" and built the "Goddess Temple" next to Feifeng Peak, calling a platform on the mountainside of Feifeng Peak the "Book-granting Platform". "The goddess is originally a human stone." It is not too much for the majority of tourists to regard her as the "Oriental Goddess" because she stands gracefully on the top of Wu Gorge, which indeed gives tourists a lot of associations and intoxication. 457 Songluan Peak With an altitude of 820 meters, Songluan Peak is located on the north bank of Wu Gorge, close to the east side of Goddess Peak. The top of the peak is round, surrounded by pines, with lush branches and leaves, and looks like a hat box. Also known as Hatbox Peak. Songluan Peak is named after Songgailuan. In the past, ancient pines were everywhere, and it was a vast forest. Whenever the mountain wind blows up, Lin Tao bursts into waves, like a tidal wave. When people enter it, it is like being in a stormy sea. If there is a bright moon in the sky, the pine forest is quiet, the returning birds are tired and sleeping, and there is a quiet leisure, like stepping into the fairyland. Ancient people wrote many poems praising the scenic beauty of this peak. One of the poems reads: "There are thousands of green mountains on the other side of the festival. How many years have there been a few pine trees? The sky is full of smoke, and the wild geese rush high at noon. The spring of Laogan is so deep that it wants to turn into a dragon. The sound of howling rain is in the air, and the wind is singing in the long gorge. Gong, the cold weather has lasted through the ages, and I don’t envy the peach orchard for its thick dew.” He praised the ancient pines for their strong and cold-resistant character and the momentum of the pine forest. 255 Jixian Peak is 840 meters above sea level. It is located on the north bank of Wu Gorge, close to the east side of Songluan Peak. The peak is so high that it reaches into the clouds, and the top of the peak is surrounded by stone forests, standing at random, like a group of gods gathering together. Hence the name Jixian Peak.
It is also called Scissor Peak because the peak naturally splits into a fork, just like a pair of open scissors. The unique feature of Jixian Peak is that it is a towering peak surrounded by stone forest, which looks very much like the gathering of immortals from the nine heavens. It is said that every August and fifteenth day at dawn, there are sounds of silk and bamboo on the peak, and apes chirping at dawn, just like the ancient music of the heavenly palace, apes crow and cranes cry, creating a scene of fairy customs and customs. The long-term erosion and cutting of the peak by rain has formed a deep groove, which makes the peak stand tall and protruding, reaching straight into the sky, adding to its sense of mystery. Just as the poet described it: "The immortals descended from Weishiyanyan, standing close to five clouds. They did not disappear in Penglai, but came to Wufeng to prove the old relationship." The poem vividly shows the beautiful scenery of Jixian Peak. . 266 The six Feifeng peaks in Jiangnan (from west to east) are 740 meters above sea level. It is located in the west of Qingshi Town on the south bank, on the other side of the Goddess Creek. The mountain extends from west to east, shaped like a flying phoenix soaring in the sky, going straight down to the river to drink water. Hence the name Feifeng Peak. The goddess turned a golden phoenix into a mountain peak and kept it in Wu Gorge. It became a beautiful sight and accompanied the goddess day and night. This is Feifeng Peak now. 106 Cuiping Peak has an altitude of 740 meters. Located on the south bank of the Yangtze River, behind Qingshi Town. This peak protrudes from the gentle slope of the mountain. The mountain is green, lush, and transcendent, shaped like a large green screen. Hence the name Cuiping Peak. Regarding the beauty of Cuiping Peak, there are also poets from past dynasties singing and praising it. One of the poems is more typical: "Wushan is surrounded by screens on all sides, but looking to the southeast, it is dripping green. The blue color is clear and the mica light shines. The clear light reflects the glassware." It vividly depicts the green and colorful Cuiping Peak like a picture. view. 158 Juhe Peak is 820 meters above sea level. Located to the east of Cuiping Peak, the peak has jagged rocks, dense pines and firs at all times, and is evergreen. Legend has it that hundreds of white cranes gather on this peak at night, hence the name Juhe Peak. These white cranes go in the morning and return at dusk, forming another beautiful scene of the Three Gorges. Whenever the moon is dim and the stars are dim, or the wind is cold and the rain is cold, the white cranes roar and roar in harmony with the cries of the apes. It is the most soul-breaking scene, which makes countless wanderers and passers-by shed tears, feel homesick, and create a kind of sentimentality. A poem once described this peak like this: "The sound of apes wanders in Wu Gorge, and there is a unique peak that attracts wild cranes. There are pine paths and orchid cliffs to go back and forth, and the snow feathers and sand tops support each other." This poem depicts the scenery and expression of Juhe Peak. The feeling of visiting Juhe Peak. 211 Ascending Peak is 780 meters above sea level. It is located 6 kilometers east of the Shennu River and on the east side of Qilitang. The rising peak is steep and steep, with sharp peaks standing tall and majestic. One corner of it tilts upward, fluttering and ready to fly, straight into the sky, like a giant bird flying up to nine heavens. Hence the name rising peak. And because the peak looks like a Kunpeng spreading its wings, soaring upward, the local people also call it Eagle Rock. When you reach the top of the rising peak, you can see the Yangtze River thousands of miles away, cut off the clouds and rain in Wushan Mountain, see the rushing water and the steep peaks. You can also see the Daning River passing through the vast peaks, like a silver ribbon floating among the mountains. 167 Qiyun Peak is 720 meters above sea level. Located about 8 kilometers east of Qingshi Town, proceed from Lanchangyan Goddess Creek and cross Qilitang to Qiyun Peak. Qiyun Peak is shrouded in clouds and mist all year round. The clouds and mist often rise gradually from the bottom of the mountainside to the top. The changes are endless. It is a good place to watch the sea of ??clouds and misty mountains. Therefore, the peak was named Yunfeng. Poets from past dynasties have described this peak the most. For example, one of the poems describes it this way: "As far as the eye can see, the mist is burning into the sky, and the stone walls in the chest are full of water. The ground is full of strange peaks, and the changes begin here." From this we can see the beauty and splendor of Qiyunfeng. 161 Jingtan Peak: 1020 meters above sea level. Nanguang Rock is located about 5 kilometers south of Shennu Creek on the south bank of Wu Gorge. It is about 15 kilometers away from Qingshi Town. In the direction of the thousands of valleys and mountains, a single peak stands alone, hundreds of feet high and no more than a thousand meters in circumference. The mountain peak is like an immortal sitting on the altar silently chanting Buddhist scriptures. There is a clear pool under the peak, the water is slightly rippled, clear and sweet, and there is a large platform on the peak, much like a clean and quiet altar placed on the Dragon Palace. Named Jingtan Peak, a poet praised Jingtan Peak: "On the greenest peak in the world of the Three Pure Ones, whoever builds the Immortal Altar does not count the years. It has its own layer of city to see the purple energy, and there is no slender shadow to cover the Dantian." In order to protect the peace of the people forever, Guanyin The Bodhisattva placed the empty bottle on Qili Pond. As time passed, the empty bottle turned into a mountain peak. When the common people encounter any disaster, they just need to burn a few sticks of incense and kowtow a few times at the empty bottle peak opposite the Guanyin Temple, and the disaster will be eliminated naturally. Over time, people worshiped every year, and this place became an altar to pray to God.