What scenic spots are near Sanqing Mountain?
Recommended nearby attractions include: Ershibadu in Jiangshan, Tongba Mountain in Guangfeng, and Lingshan Mountain of Shangrao.
Other nearby sites are Tianliang Scenic Area, Xinjiang River Source Rafting, pastoral bonfire parties, and the flower sea (New Trend Farm) close to Yushan South Railway Station.
If you plan to visit Sanqing Mountain on Day 2 and Day 3, or just take a one-day trip there on Day 2, Guifeng Scenic Area in Yiyang is highly recommended for Day 1.
It boasts breathtaking Danxia landforms. The ticket including shuttle bus only costs 70 yuan, and half a full day is enough for the tour.
As for Wuyuan, half a day is far too rushed, and the transportation is less convenient than to Guifeng. It is better to arrange a separate trip there during the rape flower season or autumn.
Lingshan Mountain (Shangrao)
Every step brings a new view, and every rock forms a unique scene. On clear days, auspicious clouds linger around the peaks. The famous journalist Jing Yidan praised the stunning scenery all the way.
Lingshan features distinctive natural conditions, complicated geological structures and diverse landforms. Its seventy-two peaks all stand tall and graceful.
Moved by the beautiful scenery, Jing Yidan commented: "Grain Rain brings lovely weather, and Lingshan is a wonderful paradise!"
Xinjiang River Source Rafting
The rafting site lies at the source of the Xinjiang River near Sanqing Mountain, a World Natural Heritage site.
It is 7 kilometres from Sanqing Mountain Jinsha Cableway and 35 kilometres from the county seat.
The whole drifting course stretches 4.2 kilometres and lasts about 90 minutes, with a total drop of more than 200 metres and over 20 turbulent rapids.
This purely natural drifting resort offers winding waterways for exciting rides. It is hailed as the No.1 rafting experience around Sanqing Mountain, making visitors reluctant to leave.
Tianliang Scenic Area
Tianliang is a karst ecological scenic area with carbonate sinkhole landforms formed in coastal environments during the Carboniferous Period roughly 300 million years ago.
It gets its name from the towering natural stone beam piercing the sky.
The area is dotted with steep exotic peaks and quiet valleys. The natural stone arch is magnificent, the underground rivers and caves are mysterious, and gushing springs and waterfalls create fantastic landscapes.
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