
Fuzi Mountain is the main peak of an east-west mountain range north of the Fu River in Yangxin. To the east, it faces Rhinoceros Mountain, alongside Jiuding Mountain, and to the west, Niutou Mountain and Jiangxiang Mountain. Looking up the mountain's northern slope from the Taizi Temple, one sees overlapping peaks, wisps of mist hanging from the trees, and the mountains, like winding snakes, vying to crawl down the mountain, creating countless picturesque scenes.
Tiankeng, karst cave, Guifei Cave, Guifeng Cave
Father and Son Mountain is a notable natural landmark in Hubei, renowned for its distinct paired peaks resembling a father and son. It is a cultural and scenic site that attracts hikers, nature lovers, and photographers.
Located in Yellowstone area, Hubei. Accessible by taxi or private car from nearby towns. Some local bus routes reach areas close to the mountain, but hiking or walking is required to reach main viewpoints.
Open daily from 7:30 AM to 6:00 PM. Best visiting times are spring and autumn for mild weather and clear visibility.
Entrance fees generally range from 30–50 CNY. Tickets can be purchased at the entrance or via local online platforms.
Booking is recommended during peak seasons or holidays, ideally 1–2 days in advance.
2–4 hours depending on the trails taken and time spent at viewpoints.
Guided tours are usually available in Chinese. Limited options in English; advance arrangements may be needed.
Begin at the entrance, follow the main hiking trail to the Father and Son peaks, continue along forest paths to viewpoints, then descend via the same or alternate trail to the exit.
Night visits are generally not allowed. Special tours may occur during local festivals; check with local management.
Weekdays are less crowded than weekends. Peak seasons (spring and autumn) attract more visitors.
Basic facilities include restrooms, small snack shops near entrances, water stations, and designated rest areas.
Trails can be moderately steep. Elderly and children should take caution; wheelchair access is limited.
Mobile payments and cards are generally accepted. Having cash is recommended for small purchases.
Local eateries near the entrance provide snacks and regional dishes.
Vegetarian options are usually available; vegan and halal options may be limited.
Guesthouses and small hotels in nearby towns provide lodging options.
Souvenir shops near the entrance sell postcards, handicrafts, and nature-themed gifts.
Taxis, private cars, or local buses can take visitors to nearby towns or other regional attractions.