Wanfenglin delivers a deeper, more restorative awe—a vast canvas of tens of thousands of cone-shaped peaks woven together with pastoral fields and village life. Xu Xiake's famous line—"There are many peaks under heaven, but only here do they form a forest"—still holds completely true today.This is a symphony of peaks, fields, and villages. The magic of Wanfenglin isn't any single mountain—it's the symbiosis of peak, field, village, and river. Nearly 20,000 cone-shaped karst peaks roll across the horizon; at their feet, the Nahui River winds through vast farmland, and Buyi ethnic villages scatter in between—white walls and dark tiles against green peaks and rice paddies. Wanfenglin delivers a deeper, more restorative awe—a vast canvas of tens of thousands of cone-shaped peaks woven together with pastoral fields and village life. Xu Xiake's famous line—"There are many peaks under heaven, but only here do they form a forest". It's a easy hike for the family.