Introduction of Jinsu Mountain Scenic Spot

Jinsu Mountain is known as the "Little Huashan Mountain in the north of Weibei", which combines the natural risks of Huashan Mountain and the pale wall

Introduction of Jinsu Mountain Scenic Spot

Jinsu Mountain is known as the "Little Huashan Mountain in the north of Weibei", which combines the natural risks of Huashan Mountain and the pale walls of Cuihuashan Mountain. Its mountains are mainly framed by beams, and the east, west and middle peaks each have their own advantages and are magnificent, just as the local folk song says: "The rooster in the middle peak is the eagle in the east peak, and the west peak is like a million flowers." The east side of the mountain is closely connected with Shidie Mountain, facing Wanhu Mountain. The west side is the highest peak in the county (1439 meters), also known as Mingyue Mountain, overlooking Yujing Mountain, which looks like a jade mirror and is desirable. In the late 1970s, a helicopter crashed in Heiyinggou at the foot of Jinsu Mountain, adding more mystery. Biyun Cave at the top of Shi Die relies on only a stone slab to communicate with the outside world. It is said that once upon a time there was a fairy named Liu who lived in seclusion in this cave. The story of burning beams in Yujingshan vented the people's hatred for the tyrant. In particular, the goddess Gao Yun, the god of seeking children, worshipped in Jinsu Temple, has a history of thousands of years and is the only or rare shrine dedicated to Gao Yun at home and abroad. As for the observation deck jumping on the commanding heights of Jinsu Mountain, the wind is hunting in the sky, looking south with its negative hand, and the beautiful scenery of Guanzhong is panoramic, which reminds people of the interpretation of the word "immortal" in ancient books: "Immortals move mountains."

Visit Jinsushan Forest Park, take a bus from Xi 'an Chengbei Passenger Station to Fuping Dongjie Station, and then take the "Jinsushan Tourism Special Line" to Meiyuan Town to the foot of the mountain. There are many buses every day.