Huangshan Guest-Greeting Pine
An ancient pine thriving upon granite crags, welcoming visitors worldwide as an enduring emblem of Chinese hospitality.
View attractionThe northern approach to Mount Huangshan winds past Furong Valley in Huangshan District, bordering the turquoise waters of Lake Taipinghu.
The northern approach to Mount Huangshan winds past Furong Valley in Huangshan District, bordering the turquoise waters of Lake Taipinghu.
An ancient pine thriving upon granite crags, welcoming visitors worldwide as an enduring emblem of Chinese hospitality.
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The second highest summit of Mount Huang (1860m), offering panoramic views of sunrises and seas of clouds.
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The highest peak of Mount Huang (1864m), soaring into the clouds with majestic granite petals.
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A grand canyon with vertical granite cliffs, mist-shrouded gorges, and hanging cliff trails.
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Celebrated for the quote 'Only upon arriving do you believe in Huangshan's wonder', rich in iconic pines.
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A 12-meter-high balancing rock standing atop a flat ledge, a marvel of natural weathering.
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The steepest of Huangshan's three main summits at 1,810 m, reached by the Hundred-Zhang Ladder and the Carp's Back ridge, and climbed by Xu Xiake in his travel diary.
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