Mao'er Mountain | The highest peak in South China, a symphony of nature and history.

Mao'er Mountain, known as the "First of the Five Ridges, the Highest Peak in South China," is a national nature reserve in northeastern Guangxi. Its main peak is 2,141.5 meters above sea level, making it the highest peak in South China. It is not only the source of the Li River and Zi River, but also an important location connecting the Yangtze River and Pearl River water systems. Mao'er Mountain is famous for its "majesty of Mount Tai, danger of Mount Hua, tranquility of Mount Lu, and beauty of Mount Emei." • Transportation: Drive or take a shuttle bus to the scenic area. There are direct buses to Gaozhai (Mao'er Mountain Scenic Area) from Guilin North Bus Station and Xing'an County Bus Terminal. 📸 Photo Spots: • Shenmao Peak: The highest peak in South China, a great place for stargazing and photography. • Source of the Li River: The source of the Li River, where you can enjoy the scenery of the mother river. 💡 Tips: • Wear comfortable clothes and shoes. • Bring a jacket as it is cold on the mountain. • The weather on Mao'er Mountain is unpredictable, so it is best to visit on a sunny day. Otherwise, the scenery will be greatly affected by the fog. Mao'er Mountain is a place where you can experience the beauty of Guangxi's mountains and rivers in the fusion of nature and history. Come and explore and enjoy it. 🌅🌿