What mountains are there in Zhangzhou?

Zhangzhou is mountainous in the northwest and faces the sea in the southeast. Daqin Mountain in Pinghe County is the highest point, with an altitude of 1,544 meters. Other famous mountains include Xiaoqin Mountain and Lingtong Mountain in Pinghe County, and Changtai County. Tianzhu Mountain and Lianggang Mountain, Liangshan Mountain in Zhangpu County, Jiuhou Mountain in Zhao'an County, Wushan Mountain at the junction of Yunxiao, Zhao'an and Zhangpu Counties, etc. If you want to climb mountains, go to the following places - The most amazing stone in the world - Dongshan Fengdong Stone

The original Dongshan Fengdong Stone, located on the seaside cliff at the east gate of Dongshan Ancient City, has always been a favorite of the people on the island. The natural wonders that we are most proud of and regard as treasures are one of the most favorite scenic spots for tourists. Dongshan Fengdong Stone ranks among the more than 60 wind-drift stones in the country for its strangeness, danger and suspense. It was praised by ancient scholars as "the most amazing stone in the world". Now it has become the iconic landscape of Dongshan Island. The wind-driven boulder stands on the steep cliff, 4.37 meters high, 44.47 meters wide, 4.46 meters long, and weighs about 200 tons. It has a pointed top and a round bottom, and looks like a fairy peach. It rests majestically on a protruding ground that slopes toward the sea. On the rock, the contact surface between the two rocks is only about ten square centimeters. When the strong wind blows, the boulder will sway slightly. If a person lies on his back on the rock, lifts his feet and pushes, the boulder will also sway, but it will not fall down. When people stand under the Fengdong Stone, they have a thrilling feeling and marvel at the wonders of the world, hence the name "Fengdong Stone". The poem says: "The wind blows a stone and everything moves." This stone is listed in "The Best Geography of the World" as "the most amazing stone in the world".

National AAAA-level scenic spot - Yundongyan Scenic Area

It is a provincial-level scenic spot and provincial-level cultural relics protection unit in Fujian Province, and a national 4A-level scenic spot. Yundongyan is located in Lantian Town, Longwen District, on National Highway 324, about 10 kilometers away from the center of Zhangzhou and about 60 kilometers away from Xiamen Special Economic Zone. Because there is a stone cave on the mountain, every day when it rains, the clouds and mist fly out of the cave. When the rain stops and the sky clears, the clouds and mist float back into the cave, hence the name "Yundong Rock". The altitude of Yundong Rock is less than 290 meters. This rock has a protruding peak, jagged rocks of different shapes, towering trees, and deep caves. From a distance, it looks like a miniature rock bonsai, or like the Supreme Master sitting upright and giving a sermon. Therefore, the two characters "scratching the head" are engraved on the big stone in front of you to express your respect for the Supreme Lord. The first batch of national geoparks - Zhangzhou Binhai Volcano National Geological Park

Zhangzhou Binhai Volcano National Geological Park is located in the coastal area of ??Zhangpu-Longhai, Zhangzhou City, Fujian, covering an area of ??318.64km2, with volcanic-sea erosion landforms developed. Part of the Western Pacific volcanic rock belt, it belongs to the fissure zone on the eastern edge of the Eurasian plate. Basalt erupted between 26 million and 7 million years ago is exposed on the coast and islands. The eruption sequence is clear and the characteristics are typical, such as craters and fumaroles. Mouths, stomata column groups, majestic columnar joint groups, sea erosion mushroom stones, sea erosion pillars, sea erosion cliffs, sea caves, etc., dozens of wide and flat seaside beaches, high quality and white, and have been buried underground for 8,000 years due to sea rock settlement. The ancient forest ruins, ancient dwellings and ancient military fortresses are also beautiful places for people to visit. On March 6, 2001, the People's Republic of China and the Ministry of Land and Resources approved Zhangzhou Binhai Volcanic Geopark as one of the first batch of national geoparks.