One of China's "non-famous" peaks|Wugong Mountain (1014)

|Wugong Mountain (1014). Wugong Mountain, located in the central and western part of Jiangxi Province, is a northern branch of the Luoxiao Mountain Range. The mountain range extends from northeast to southwest, spanning Lushi County of Pingxiang City, Anfu County of Ji'an City, and Yuanzhou District of Yichun City in Jiangxi Province. The main ridge stretches for more than 120 kilometers, with a total area of about 970 square kilometers. The main peak of Wugong Mountain, Baihe Peak (Golden Top), is 1918.3 meters above sea level. Since the Han and Jin dynasties, Wugong Mountain has been chosen by Taoists and Buddhists as a paradise for self-cultivation. During the Ming Dynasty, the incense reached its peak, and more than 100 temples, halls, temples, and observatories were built in the south and north of the mountain. Since the Tang and Song dynasties, many celebrities and scholars who admire its name have climbed the mountain to enjoy and compose poems. Wugong Mountain has a mountain-type national key scenic spot. In 2009, Wugong Mountain was rated as one of the top ten "non-famous" peaks in China by China National Geographic.