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Ten famous mountains in Anhui
Ten famous mountains in Anhui: Huangshan, Langya Mountain, Jiuhua Mountain, Tianzhu Mountain, Tiantangzhai, Bagong Mountain, Yun Qi, Jingting Mountain, Fushan Mountain and Guniujiang Mountain.

Anhui province is rich in tourism resources. The main tourist attractions in China are Wanfo Lake Scenic Area, Maren Qifeng Scenic Area and Yashan Huahai Shilin Scenic Area. In the 6th year of Qing Emperor Kangxi (1667), Anhui was established as a province. The first word of the province name is "Anhui", because there are ancient Anhui countries and Wanshan and Anhui rivers in history, which is called "Anhui" for short. Anhui Province is an important birthplace of prehistoric civilization in China.

Famous mountains introduction:

1: Huangshan Mountain

Huangshan Mountain is located in the north of Huangshan City, which was called "Zhishan" in ancient times. It is a world natural and cultural heritage, a world geological park and a national 5a-level tourist attraction. It is famous for its strange pines, strange rocks, sea of clouds, hot springs, "five wonders of east snow" and "five victories of humanities", and is called "the first strange mountain in the world"

2. Jiuhua Mountain

Jiuhua Mountain is located in Qingyang County, Chizhou City, a national 5A-level tourist attraction. It is also known as the four famous Buddhist mountains with Wutai Mountain, Emei Mountain and Putuo Mountain. Li Bai's poem praised:' Jiujiang in the west, Jiuhua Mountain in the distance, Tianhe hanging green water, beautiful in Jiufurong', so it was renamed Jiuhua Mountain.

5: Tiantangzhai

Tiantangzhai, located in Jinzhai County, Lu 'an City, is a national 5a-level tourist attraction, a national forest park, with wide roads, high mountains and lush forests, bamboo forest cultivation and Longtan Waterfall. It has the reputation of "plant kingdom", "natural oxygen bar", "the territory of azaleas" and "the hometown of giant salamanders".