Baishan Mountain is known for its myriad of unique rock formations

Every visit to Zhujiajian is not complete without climbing Baishan Mountain. Baishan Mountain is a less popular tourist spot, which means fewer visitors and a more serene and elegant atmosphere. The mountain is covered with lush green trees that set off its numerous peculiar caves, strange rocks, and unique crevices. Among them, the Jigong Stone, One-Line Sky, Eagle Beak Stone, and Guanyin Jump are all marvels of nature and highly scenic. There is a valley called Camphor Tree Forest in the mountain, equipped with an open-air tea room, hammocks, and slides, providing a resting spot for visitors to take a break, enjoy tea, and for children to play. The mountain stream has a 'stone waterfall' made up of various round stones. Whenever I pass by, I prefer not to take the stone steps, but to jump and move down on these stones, which is more wild and challenging. Baishan Mountain faces Putuo Mountain across the sea, and is adjacent to the north to the Guanyin Culture Garden. Inside the garden, there is a 100-meter cliff with a painted statue of Guanyin. The mural is 69 meters high and covers an area of 2000 square meters, earning it the nickname 'The Mogao Grottoes on the sea.'