Longquan Mountain is the highest peak in the Yangtze River Delta region

Located within the Baishanzu National Forest Park, the Longquan Mountain scenic area is 45 kilometers away from Longquan city center, covering an area of 28 square kilometers. It boasts 200,000 mu of pristine forests, with its main peak, Huangmaojian, reaching an altitude of 1929 meters, making it the highest peak in the Yangtze River Delta. The area is rich in flora and fauna, earning it the reputation of a 'subtropical botanical and zoological treasure trove'. The dense vegetation and forests create a natural oxygen bar, with an average summer temperature of 20 degrees Celsius, making it a cool summer retreat with a highland climate in the Yangtze River Delta. The most astonishing sight is the 'Cliffside Wonders' with pine trees. These pines are deeply rooted in the solid cliffs, with their rough, gray-brown trunks standing tall and proud, displaying a majestic and spirited posture. The shapes of the pine trees vary; some stand alone, some in groups of three or five, and others form woods and forests, creating a series of vivid scenes. Longquan Mountain is a very worthwhile place for tourism and vacation.