Yunqiu Mountain (云丘山), historically known as Kunlun Mountain, is a significant landmark in Chinese culture, revered by ancient emperors Yao, […]
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Hukou Waterfall (壶口瀑布, Mouth of the Pot Waterfall) is the second-largest waterfall in China and the world’s largest yellow waterfall.
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Fomu Cave (佛母洞), also known as the Thousand Buddha Cave (千佛洞), is a limestone cave located near the summit of
Yedou Peak (叶斗峰), also known as the North Terrace of Mount Wutai, stands at an elevation of 3,058 meters, making
Jinxiu Peak (锦绣峰), also known as the South Terrace of Mount Wutai, is located 12 kilometers south of Taihuai Town
Moon Hanging Peak, also known as Guayue Peak (挂月峰), is the western terraces of Mount Wutai, located 13 kilometers west
Wanghai Peak (望海峰), located on the East Terrace of Wutai Mountain, is a prominent and iconic feature in this renowned
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Lao Niu Wan (老牛湾), or Old Ox Bay, marks the first point where the mighty Yellow River flows into Shanxi
Mount Wutai (Wutai Mountain, 五台山, Five Terraces Mountain) is located in the northeastern part of Shanxi Province, with an average
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Juewei Mountain (崛围山) is located in the outskirts of Taiyuan, Shanxi Province, and stretches in a north-south direction, with an
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Mianshan Mountain (绵山), also known as Jieshan (介山), has its origins in the Spring and Autumn period when Jie Zitui
Datong Volcano Park (大同火山群国家地质公园), located in Shanxi Province, China, is renowned for its significant Quaternary volcanic formations. This volcanic field
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