Yunmeng Mountain belongs to which province and which city.

Yunmeng Mountain belongs to Hebi City, Henan Province.

Yunmeng Mountain, also known as Qingyan Mountain, is a national AAAA-level scenic spot, a national key cultural relic protection unit, a cultural shrine of Guiguzi in China and the best tourist attraction in China. It is located in Qixian County, Hebi City, Henan Province, and is the location of the famous "First Ancient Military Academy in China"-Yunmeng Mountain "Warring States Army". Guiguzi, the originator of the Warring States strategists, lived in seclusion here, recruited disciples to give lectures and founded the army.

Yunmeng Mountain is steaming with clouds, with surging spring tides and flowing streams, which are steep and beautiful. Nine winding ridges, like nine dragons descending from the sky, gather here, which is called "Jiulong Collection". Since the development of Yunmeng Mountain Scenic Area, the tourist area has become larger and larger, and there are more and more tourist attractions, with a tourist area of 38 square kilometers. Now it has developed into four major tourist plates: ancient Jun kiln site, Ghost Valley Qingxi, Gaofeng grassland and Dafeng Gate.

The development history of Yunmeng Mountain;

Yunmeng Mountain has been a tourist attraction since ancient times. Scholars of all ages came here and left many poems, cliff carvings and inscriptions. Guiguzi in the Warring States Period, Zhen Ji in the Tang Dynasty and Shui Mu in the Ming Dynasty lived here for many years. During War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression and the War of Liberation, China's underground party organizations and PLA soldiers also left footprints here, so they are well known. Yunmeng Mountain has beautiful natural landscape and rich cultural relics. Yunmeng Mountain Scenic Area has beautiful natural landscape and rich cultural connotation.

There are Zhou Wang's Tomb, Caixin Terrace, Sanren Temple, Xianren Ladder, Weiguo Ancient City Wall, Guigu Cave, Sun Bin Cave, Sheshen Cliff, Juntan, Jiangtan and other Yin and Warring States cultural relics, as well as Lingshan Temple, Chaoyang Temple, Qingyong Cave, Liang Qing Temple, Yuhuang Temple, Sanqing Hall and other ancient temples of Taoist and Buddhist culture, which integrate tourism, academic research, root-seeking sacrifice and traditional education.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Yunmeng Mountain