Fanjing Mountain, a mysterious trace, is more than just a solitary mountain

Fanjing Mountain is located in Yinjiang County, Tongren City, Guizhou Province, China. It is a national 5A tourist attraction. Its main peak is as high as 2572 meters above sea level, covering an area of 567 square kilometers, and is the main peak of the Wuling Mountain Range. Fanjing Mountain has been a famous Buddhist mountain since ancient times and was opened as a Maitreya dojo in the early Ming Dynasty. The main attractions include Red Cloud Golden Top, Shooting Cup, Mushroom Stone and other natural landscapes and historical sites, as well as Yunpu, Boguang and other meteorological landscapes, and the peony flower season and other seasonal landscapes, which have extremely high ornamental value. Fanjing Mountain was also known as Sanshan, Gucheng Mountain, and Sichong Mountain, and was recorded in the history books during the Ming Dynasty. After the Ming Dynasty Wanli, Fanjing Mountain began to be called Fanjin Mountain, and Fanjin Mountain was taken from the meaning of the Pure Land of Brahma. During the Ming Dynasty, the Red Cloud Golden Top of Fanjing Mountain Shu Langxisi was a solitary peak, with an altitude of 2493 meters, a vertical height difference of about 90 meters, the crack in the middle was called Golden Knife Gorge, the road was steep, and iron chains were provided for tourists to catch.