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Yuntai Mountain 云台山Yúntái Shān

5A scenic area · Jiaozuo, Henan

Yuntai Mountain (云台山)
Photo: 襄樊一夜, CC BY 3.0
Time needed
1–2 days
Days to budget
2 days
City
Jiaozuo
Region
Henan
Type
Nature
Listed as
5A scenic area

About Yuntai Mountain

A 190 km² scenic area of red-rock gorges, sheer cliff walls, waterfalls and pools in the southern Taihang Mountains, part of the Yuntai Mountain UNESCO Global Geopark, rising to 1,308 m at Zhuyu Peak. Besides gorges such as Red Stone Gorge it takes in the Fenglin Gorge reservoir behind a 100 m stone arch dam, the 4 km Zifang Lake and a valley of wild Taihang macaques. The same 5A listing covers Shennong Mountain in Qinyang and the Qingtianhe gorges in Bo'ai, which make further day trips.

How to get to Yuntai Mountain

In northern Xiuwu County, about an hour by road north of central Jiaozuo.

Nearby

Also within 20 km: Baijiayan Temple Pagoda 百家岩寺塔 (under 10 km), Shanling Mausoleum of Emperor Xian of Han 汉献帝禅陵 (10 km), Baoquan Scenic Area 宝泉 (10 km), Baiyun Temple, Huixian 白云寺 (20 km), Yaowang Temple, Jiaozuo 药王庙 (20 km).

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