Peak of Three Gorges

Peak of Three Gorges is located at the summit of Chijia Mountain, above Kuimen. The attraction stretches over 10 km, starting from Zuofangcao in the north, overlooking Baiyan Mountain in the south, facing Baidi Poetry City in the west, and bordering Wushan Airport in the east. Named after Du Fu's poem "Kuizhou Songs: Ten Quatrains" which describes "Chijia and Baiyan piercing the sky, with winding paths reaching the mountain peak," it officially opened on May 1, 2020, and was rated as a National AAAA-level tourist attraction in October 2020.

Located in one of the birthplaces of ancient Kuile music from over 4,000 years ago, this attraction honors Kui, a legendary musician and the originator of ceremonial music in Chinese history. It seamlessly blends lush landscapes with cultural roots, music, and dance, vividly portraying the timeless beauty of "green mountains as an eternal painting, clear waters as an ageless zither." The site features sacred music landmarks including the Kuile Drum Altar, Siwang Music Platform, Statue of the Music Ancestor, Kuile Gate, Bamboo Rhythm Pavilion, and Welcoming Dragon Terrace.

The highest point of the attraction stands at an elevation of 1,388m, representing the pinnacle of the Yangtze River Three Gorges in physical form, the most breathtaking view, the highest cultural significance, the supreme spiritual level, and the ultimate in green development. Ascending to this spot, you'll find yourself surrounded by swirling clouds and radiant sunsets. Gazing into the distance, you'll see endless mountain ranges and towering peaks. Looking down from above, the Yangtze River winds like a jade ribbon. Step onto the glass walkway to experience the unparalleled sensation of "standing atop the highest peak and surveying all smaller mountains below," taking in a panoramic landscape painting that intertwines suspension, thrill, awe, and wonder.