相公山

Located above the great bend of the Li River, Xianggong Mountain is a steep karst viewing point where you can see how river channels, alluvial flats and clusters of limestone peaks interlock. Views depend on the weather and sunrise is not guaranteed; clouds may obscure distant mountains, and mist may enhance the terrain. The climbing distance is not long and the view reward is high, but the space at the top of the mountain is limited.

泰山岱顶

Daiding concentrates Nantianmen, Tianjie, temples, stone carvings and viewing spots on the upper mountain. Its World Heritage significance comes from the long-term interaction of sacred beliefs, political rituals, art and literature, geology and ecology, not just altitude or sunrise photos. Modern trails and services are under greater pressure from foot traffic. Only by slowing down and reading the sequence of built and natural elements can we understand this cultural landscape.