Zhongling mountain

Zhongling mountain is located at the junction of Zhengzhou and Luoyang, 25 kilometers west of Dengfeng, in Yingyang Town, connected with Sanhuang village and Shaolin Temple in the southeast, dongzusi and niuxin mountain in the north, with an altitude of 1318 meters. This mountain is also called Anpo mountain because of its unique natural landscape, which is similar to the shape of Anma. In summer, the mountain is often surrounded by clouds and purple air, which is also called Ziyun mountain. Some places on the mountain are hollow and sound like drums, which is also called Shitang mountain. It is said that this is the place where Nu Wa, the ancestor of mankind, made man by refining stones and digging earth. It is known as "the first Dragon Mountain in the world". Zhongling mountain is tall and steep, with fantastic caves and waterfalls. It is beautiful and natural, and the natural landscape is beautiful. Along the stone steps and along the path, you can enjoy the panorama of Mount Song, which is amazing. More than 10 meters behind the Anyang Palace on the main roof of Zhongling mountain, there is a yellow flag with three big words "tongtianling". In front of them are towering peaks, with wanzhanggou in the East and Qianren stream in the west, which are extremely dangerous. In Tang Dynasty, danqiusheng built a "Yingyang farewell residence" here and lived in seclusion. Li Bai once worshipped it as his teacher and lived here for a long time. It is here that Li Bai wrote his famous poem "going to drink". CEN Shen, Ouyang Xiu, Fan Zhongyan and others have also come here for sightseeing and summer vacation. Ouyang Xiu's "in March of Luocheng, the warblers were flying in disorder. When the flowers were flying in Yingyang mountain, the mountain travelers were travelling by car and horse. They were greedy to see the mountain flowers and trample on the rocks." he also came here.

Address: Yingyang Town, 25 km west of Dengfeng, Zhengzhou

Longitude: 112.774933

Latitude: 34.470812

Chinese PinYin : Zhong Ling Shan