What is the ranking of famous mountains in China?

The ranking of famous mountains in China is: Mount Tai, Mount Huang, Mount Emei, Mount Everest, Mount Lu, Changbai Mountain, Mount Wuyi, Mount Yu, and Mount Wutai. The more famous ones are Mount Tai and Mount Huang.

1. Mount Tai

Mount Tai is located in the central part of Shandong Province, north of Tai'an City, with a total area of ??250 square kilometers. It was called Daishan in ancient times and was renamed Mount Tai in the Spring and Autumn Period. It is revered as the Dongyue of the Five Mountains in my country. . In ancient times, the east was regarded as the place where all things change and the first spring occurs. Therefore, Mount Tai has the reputation of "the longest of the five mountains" and "the only one of the five mountains".

Mount Tai has rich natural heritage. In the scenic area, there are 112 peaks, 98 cliffs, 18 caves, 58 strange rocks, 102 valleys, 56 ponds and waterfalls, 64 mountain springs, 144 families and 989 species of plants in the scenic area, and it is covered by vegetation. The rate is 79.9%. Mount Tai Scenic Area has historical and cultural heritage that spans thousands of years. There are currently 22 ancient building groups, 97 ancient sites, 819 steles from past dynasties, and more than 1,800 stone carvings from past dynasties, providing important and rich physical data for the study of ancient Chinese history, calligraphy, etc. The main landscapes include Tiankuang Hall, Nantianmen, Bixia Temple, Riguan Peak, Jingshi, Black Dragon Pond, etc.

2. Huangshan

Huangshan is located in the southern part of Anhui Province and is under the jurisdiction of Huangshan City. Legend has it that it is the place where the Chinese ancestor Xuanyuan Huangdi cultivated his body and refined elixirs and became an immortal. Huangshan Mountain has thousands of peaks competing for beauty and thousands of ravines. There are 72 famous peaks, among which the three main peaks, "Lotus", "Guangmingding" and "Tiandu", are all above 1800 meters above sea level. They are soaring to the sky, majestic and graceful.

Huangshan covers an area of ??about 1,200 square kilometers, with 1,154 square kilometers of scenic spots. It combines "the majesty of Mount Tai, the smoke and clouds of Mount Heng, the waterfalls of Mount Lu, the beauty of Emei, the ingenious rocks of Yandang, and the steepness of Mount Hua" , two lakes, three waterfalls, sixteen springs, and twenty-four streams complement each other. It is especially famous for its four wonders: "strange pines, strange rocks, sea of ??clouds, and hot springs". Xu Xiake, a geographer of the Ming Dynasty, once visited Huangshan twice and left behind the praise that "when you return from the Five Mountains, you don't see the mountains, and when you return from Huangshan, you don't see the mountains."