Lingshan in Shangrao, Jiangxi, has a terrain that undulates like a sleeping beauty, with beautiful scenery, and is the thirty-third blessed place in Taoism

Lingshan in Shangrao, Jiangxi, has a terrain that undulates like a sleeping beauty, with beautiful scenery Jiangxi is famous for its many mountains. Lingshan is located in the middle of four national scenic spots: Sanqing Mountain, Guifeng, Longhu Mountain, and Wuyi Mountain. It is not very famous, but the scenery is beautiful and it is a beautiful mountain view for a small group of people! Lingshan has a long history and culture, and is a holy land for both Taoism and Buddhism. It is also listed by Taoists as the 'thirty-third blessed place in the world'. Famous people from past dynasties such as Wang Anshi, Xin Qiji, and Han Yuanji have praised Lingshan. Among them, Xin Qiji of the Southern Song Dynasty praised Lingshan for its 'stacked mountains running west, thousands of horses returning, and all mountains wanting to go east', 'majestic, deep and elegant, like the article of Taishi Gong', and Xia Yansheng, the prime minister of the Ming Dynasty, praised Lingshan for its 'nine Huas and five elders are in vain, not as beautiful as Lingshan'. Contemporary poet Feng Xuefeng praised Lingshan as a 'magical mountain, an unyielding mountain, a tempting mountain'. If you come to Shangrao, Jiangxi for a self-driving tour, after visiting the nearby Wangxiangu Valley, it only takes half an hour to drive to Lingshan. You can take a cable car up the mountain, or you can hike up the mountain. Along the way, there are mountain springs, bamboo forests, waterfalls, and strange peaks piercing the clouds. The scenery is super beautiful!