Jingshan Town has a long history and rich cultural accumulation. The historical and cultural span of Xiao Gucheng site, a provincial cultural protection unit, is from Majiabang culture to the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. Jingshan manjuji is the first of the "Five Mountains and Ten Temples" in the south of the Yangtze River. Tea ceremony spread to Japan from here, and Lu Yu, Cha Sheng, wrote the world's first monograph on tea in Japan in the Tang Dynasty. Buddhist culture, tea culture and tourism culture are converging into a rich Jingshan culture.

Jingshan Town is rich in ecological resources. The mountain forest covers an area of 6.5438+0.2 million mu, with a coverage rate of 60%. A rare 3,000-mu shallow bamboo sea in the south of the Yangtze River, Jingshan Lake, the largest artificial lake in Hangzhou, and Tongan Tianmen, a perennial stream in the north-central part. Songtao, bamboo, green tea and Qingxi draw a magical natural landscape painting. Jingshan Town is vigorously implementing the eco-town construction project with the creation of eco-villages as the carrier. Jingshan Town was included in the first batch of municipal eco-towns, and district-level eco-villages were established in the whole town 10 villages, and municipal eco-villages were established in Jingshan, Li Hong and Wu Shan.

The development of eco-tourism and sightseeing agriculture in Jingshan Town is in the ascendant. The reputation of Shuangxi Bamboo Sea Drifting in the national AAA scenic spot has soared, and it is known as the first drifting in the south of the Yangtze River. Jingshan Temple, Lu Yu Spring, Luyu Mountain Villa, Lv Jing Ecological Park, Jingshan Farm, Pingshan Golf Course, Jiulong Waterfall and other leisure and holiday projects have been launched one after another; National characteristic agricultural projects-Wantou Boer Goat Base and Blue Sky Ecological Agriculture Park have begun to take shape. As the hometown of tea in Zhejiang Province,13,000 mu tea garden is listed as a pollution-free tea base in Zhejiang Province, and Jingshan Tea has been awarded the certificate of origin protection trademark registration by the State Administration for Industry and Commerce. The total income of the tertiary industry exceeded 1 100 million yuan, of which the income from tourist tickets was130,000 yuan. On April 6th, 2002, the first China Cha Sheng Festival was successfully held in Jingshan Town.