Nantong Wolf Mountain | A millennium-old Buddhist famous mountain, where the tomb of Luo Binwang is hidden

🏞️ Wolf Mountain, this magnificent peak located in the Wolf Mountain Scenic Area of Nantong City, Jiangsu Province, not only attracts countless tourists with its steep and graceful posture, but also receives much attention for its profound historical and cultural heritage. 🏞️ Composed of Junshan, Jianshan, Wolf Mountain, Ma'anshan, and Huangnishan, these five mountains rise from the vast river and sea plains, standing majestically by the river with beautiful mountain shapes, bright and natural, like five green emeralds inlaid on the banks of the Yangtze River, known for their beauty as a 'natural water and rock bonsai'. It is worth mentioning that the tomb of Luo Binwang is located at the foot of this mountain. This ancient tomb is not only a witness to history but also a legacy of culture. Standing here, it's as if you can hear the echoes of history and feel the wisdom and talent of the ancients. 🌲📜 Moreover, Wolf Mountain is also the foremost among the eight small famous Buddhist mountains in China, enjoying the reputation of 'the premier mountain by the river and sea'. Here, you can experience the profoundness of Buddhist culture and the tranquility and peace within your heart. 🙏🌊 🅿️ Parking: Park at the North Gate parking lot, 5 yuan for 4 hours 💰 Admission fee: Peak season 70 yuan per person (February, March, April, May, June, October including New Year's Eve to the seventh day of the Lunar New Year), off-season 50 yuan per person (January, July, August, September, November, December), sightseeing car 20 yuan per person, cable car 50 yuan per person one-way, round trip 60 yuan per person (cable car not recommended) ⛵️ Boat trip: Purchase online one day in advance for 45 yuan per person, the whole journey takes about 40 minutes