Mount Huashan

Huashan rises in Huayin City under Weinan. Official tourism text calls it one of the Five Sacred Mountains and uses the phrase "most perilous under heaven" as its own wording. The south peak is highest at 2154.9 metres; sights include the cliff-hung Changkong plank route.

The granite crest of the South Peak of Mount Hua, with pilgrims on the ridge
The granite crest of the South Peak of Mount Hua, with pilgrims on the ridge · Mount Huashan, Weinan

Mount Huashan

The granite crest of the South Peak of Mount Hua, with pilgrims on the ridge

Plank on the south peak

Huayin's sacred mountain rises to 2154.9 metres at the south peak, where official text names the Changkong plank walk among cliff-hung sights.

Huashan rises in Huayin City under Weinan. Official tourism text calls it one of the Five Sacred Mountains and uses the phrase "most perilous under heaven" as its own wording. The south peak is highest at 2154.9 metres; sights include the cliff-hung Changkong plank route.

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