Anqi Peak

Located on Peach Blossom Island, Anqi Peak is the highest peak in the Zhoushan Islands at 540 meters above sea level. The main attractions of Anqi Peak include Fragrant Valley, Bamboo Path Garden, Yuxi Corridor, Cliff Walkway, Jinlin Pagoda, Longtan Waterfall, Sacrificial Altar, Qingtian Dragon Pillar, Guanyin Watching the Sea, Anqi Temple, and Thousand Island Scenery. The unique natural ecology and profound cultural connotations blend harmoniously here. The scenic area is full of ancient trees, strange rocks, hanging waterfalls, gurgling streams, blooming peach blossoms, and fragrant flowers. Its highest peak is 539.7 meters above sea level and is known as the "First Peak of the Thousand Islands." The scenic area is surrounded by mountains on three sides and faces the blue sea and golden sand bay on one side, with both island resources and valley forests, with Anqi Peak's high mountains and flowing water to the south and blue sea and sky to the north. Anqi Peak Scenic Area is known for its green mountains, winding waters, interesting rocks, light fog, and thick clouds. The valley is secluded, with cascading waterfalls, green pools, mountain flowers, and fresh air, known as a "natural oxygen bar." The scenery here is beautiful, a natural green corridor. Climbing here to enjoy the magnificent scenery of mountains and seas allows people to experience the fun of leisure in sports.