Jianglang Mountain, Quzhou｜Lang Peak Sky Tour Treading the Sea of Clouds, Danxia Summit Overlooking Mountains and Rivers

As the "Number One Peak of Danxia," Jianglang Mountain left me with an unforgettable shock with its three giant stones piercing straight into the sky. This place is not only a World Natural Heritage site but also a natural wonder that requires the full strength of your body to conquer. The moment you reach the summit, you truly feel the heroic spirit of "I will climb to the very top!" 🏔️

>> Under the Three Giant Stones, Admiring Nature’s Masterpiece

Standing at the foot of the mountain looking up at the three giant stones, I truly understood what "spectacular" means! Lang Peak, Ya Peak, and Ling Peak are three massive rocks split by the heavenly axe, standing majestically. When taking photos at the viewing platform, no matter the angle, you cannot avoid their magnificent presence. This sense of awe can only be felt in person.

>> One-Line Sky Adventure, Crossing the Miracle of Crustal Movement

Passing through the "China’s Narrowest One-Line Sky," I was shocked again! The narrowest part is only 3.5 meters wide, with towering rock walls on both sides reaching into the clouds, and looking up you see only a sliver of blue sky. 🌄 Walking through the 300-meter-long deep canyon, the cool breeze blows, and the rock walls are covered with moss, as if traveling through a geological time tunnel of billions of years.

>> Lang Peak Sky Tour, Challenging the Limits of Vertical Cliffs

Climbing Lang Peak is the most thrilling experience! The nearly vertical steep steps require using both hands and feet, but the scenery along the way is absolutely worth it—sometimes passing through clouds and mist, sometimes seeing the strange pines on the cliffs. At the moment of reaching the summit, the clouds flow beneath your feet, and the endless mountains and vast farmlands are all in view. All fatigue turns into surging excitement! ☁️

Practical Tips 💡

· Must-Visit Attractions:
· Three Giant Stones Viewing Platform (best photo spot)
· One-Line Sky (China’s narrowest)
· Lang Peak Sky Tour (summit experience)
· Xiake Pavilion (commemorating Xu Xiake)
· Suggested Itinerary:
· One-day tour: Visit Three Giant Stones and One-Line Sky in the morning, climb Lang Peak in the afternoon
· In-depth tour: Combine with Qingyang Mao Family Cultural Village at the foot of the mountain to experience the perfect blend of culture and nature
· Transportation Guide:
· Take high-speed rail to Jiangshan Station, then transfer to the direct shuttle to the scenic area (about 40 minutes)
· Self-driving navigation to "Jianglang Mountain Scenic Area," about 3 hours from Hangzhou
· Hiking Tips:
· Be sure to wear non-slip hiking shoes! Some sections have slopes over 80 degrees
· Travel light but bring enough drinking water
· Be cautious after rain, as stone steps can be slippery and dangerous
· Lang Peak Sky Tour stops climbing at 4 PM, please plan your time accordingly
· Food Recommendations:
· After descending, be sure to try Jiangshan white goose and Nianbadu tofu, the best choices to replenish energy

💙 Travel Reflection: The beauty of Jianglang Mountain requires you to measure it with your footsteps and conquer it with courage. When standing on the 369-meter-high Lang Peak, watching the sea of clouds surge and the Danxia colors spread, you will understand why Xu Xiake visited three times and still couldn’t forget it. This rugged and magnificent mountain is worth a pilgrimage for everyone who loves nature and dares to challenge!

Post by MADDOX PETERSON | Oct 17, 2025