Make your way to Mao’er Mountain, the highest peak in South China, and the source of the Li, Zi, and Xun Rivers. Admire the main summit, which resembles a resting cat, and see the vast woodland that stretches across the terrain.

Take in the swirling mist that frequently drifts over ridges. Enjoy sea-of-clouds vistas, sunrise glows, and glittering night skies. Layers of primeval forest deliver abundant negative-ion air amid lush greenery.

Watch as the scenery transforms steadily as you travel uphill along the winding mountain road. From the summit viewing platform, see rolling clouds drift below, with peaks peeking through mist just like a fairyland.

Watch as the sunrise paints cloud banks golden-red at dawn, while sunset spills warm radiance across the sky. On clear nights, countless stars sparkle overhead for fabulous stargazing.

Beyond magnificent landscapes, Mao’er Mountain carries profound revolutionary heritage. See the remnants and monuments that commemorate the Red Army’s crossing over the Yuecheng Ridge more than eighty years ago, adding rich historical depth to the mountain scenery.

Take a shuttle bus up to high-elevation zones and spare yourself an exhausting long hike. Wander along forest boardwalks or wait atop the peak for sunrise and sea-of-cloud views.

Admire the azaleas that bloom across slopes in spring, enjoy the cool summer retreat, see autumn foliage in rich hues, and admire the delicate rime in winter.