Where is the tourist accommodation in Putuo Mountain?

Putuo Mountain Hotel is recommended, which is located in Xitian Scenic Area. Most of the accommodation in Putuo Mountain is concentrated in Si Qian Xitian Scenic Area, and tourists choose to live in this area. All hotels in this area have antique holiday villas.

Putuo Mountain, the full name of Putuo Luojiashan, Putuo Island, is located in the southern edge of the mouth of Hangzhou Bay in Zhejiang Province, in the eastern waters of Zhoushan Islands, with latitude 29 58 ′ 3 ″-30 02 ′ 3 ″ north and longitude122 21′ 6 ″-122 24 ″ east. The island is an irregular diamond, about 6.7 kilometers long from north to south, 2.3 kilometers wide from east to west and 4.3 kilometers at its widest point, with an area of 1 1.82 square kilometers. The highest peak, Foding Mountain, is 286.3 meters above sea level.

Mount Putuo is a subtropical marine monsoon climate zone with an annual average temperature of 16. 1℃, which is a typical hilly area. The whole mountain can be divided into four categories: mountain, marine erosion, marine erosion terrace, marine erosion landform and marine erosion landform. Mount Putuo is one of the islands with the richest plant resources along the coast of Zhejiang Province. The coastal flora is developed, and there are many kinds of plants. The living environment of wild animals is harsh and there are few species.

Formation and evolution

Zhoushan Archipelago is a part of the ancient land of China. It has been uplifted for a long time since Paleozoic, and influenced by the late Yanshan movement in Mesozoic, a series of NE-trending and NW-trending fault structures have occurred, forming horst-type and graben-type fault blocks and forming the pheasant shape of Zhoushan Islands. Mount Putuo is deeply controlled by Zhoushan Islands. Zhoushan Archipelago belongs to the northeast extension of Tiantai Mountain Range. Since the Quaternary, due to the alternate changes of climate and neotectonic movement, Putuo Mountain and the mainland have been United and separated many times.

During the Poyang Ice Age of the Early Pleistocene, the mainland coastline moved outward, and Putuo Mountain was connected with the mainland. Since then, from Poyang Lake Ice Age to Dagu Interglacial Age, Dagu Interglacial Age and Dagu-Lushan Interglacial Age, there have been sudden drops of sea water. After the Lushan ice age in the early late Pleistocene, the climate on the earth became warmer and large-scale stalactites were immersed in the sea, which deeply affected the coastal areas of Zhejiang and separated Putuo Mountain from the mainland.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Putuo Mountain