Huangshan

Jade Screen Scenic Area (Beihai Jingqu)

The Jade Screen Pavilion, 1,680 meters (5511 feet) above sea level, is known as the Jade Screen of the Heaven. A unique experience here is to watch the white clouds drift below after rain, when picturesque mountain peaks, fantastic rock formations and green pines are enveloped in mist, with only their tops showing. In front of the pavilion there are the Guest-Greeting and Guest-Goodbye Pines.

Guest-Greeting Pine Tree
The pine standing in front of Jade Screen Hotel looks like a person showing the way to guests. It is the symbol of hospitality. The pictures of the tree can be seen in People's Congress Hall in Beijing and many other places as well.

Lotus Peak
At an elevation of 1,873 meters (6145 feet) , it is the highest peak of the mountain. Surrounded by a group of lower peaks, it looks like a lotus flower in full bloom. From the top of the peak, you can have a panoramic view of Mt Huangshan mountain range.

Celestial Peak
This southeast peak of Huangshan faces Lotus Peak in the west and borders Boyu Peak in the east. It is 1,829 meters above sea level and is the steepest and most precipitous peak of the mountain.


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North Sea Scenic Area ( Beihai Jingqu)
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