Qixing Ridge

Located in the northeast of Wenchangpuqian Town, facing the sea to the north, it is 117.4 meters above sea level and has more than ten peaks, of which the seven peaks are the highest, which resembles the "Tanabat Stars", facing the Leizhou Peninsula across the sea. The scenic Xingling is beautiful and charming. The seven peaks are like stars, and the flat lake is like the moon. The scenery is peculiar and beautiful. There are mountains more than 1,000 meters south of Qixingling, commonly known as Daling. There is only one peak in this ridge, and its peak is on the same level as the main peak of Qixing Ridge. On the top of the ridge are the relics of Japanese invaders' trenches and outposts that are more than 100 meters long. The west side of Daling is undulating, with rugged rocks and unique landscape. There is a towering bucket handle tower on the ridge. It was built in the fifth year of Tianqi in the Ming Dynasty (1625) and rebuilt in the thirteenth year of Tongzhi in the Qing Dynasty (1874). The bucket handle tower is octagonal, with a total of seven floors and a height of more than 30 meters. Along the spiral staircase in the tower, you can climb to the top floor, overlook the Qiongzhou Strait, and have a panoramic view of the far and near scenery. There is a spring at the half waist of Yifeng in the Ling District. There is a temple at the foot of the peak, called "The Temple of the Seven Stars", with a simple and unique shape. There is a freshwater lake about 200 meters east of the foot of the main peak, commonly known as "Dinosaur Pond". Tip: The winding road on the mountain leads to all peaks, and the car can circle to the top of the mountain.