Bahu Mountain is located at the junction of Kangping and Faku counties, with its northern slope in Xiguan Tun Township, Kangping County. The mountain runs east-west and is a remnant range of Yiwulv Mountain, with an elevation of about 382 meters and an area of approximately 8,000 hectares.
The southern slope of Bahu Mountain is gentle while the northern slope is relatively steep. The summit is flat and expansive, covering about 8,000 square meters. The mountain is home to a wide variety of animals such as deer, rabbits and eagles, and is rich in over a hundred kinds of medicinal herbs including ginseng, as well as large quantities of mushrooms and wild vegetables.
At the foot of the mountain lies a man-made reservoir. Green trees cover the mountain while clear water flows at its base. Bahu Mountain has a long history embodying both ancient and modern civilization. A Qing Dynasty princess tomb was built on the southeast of the mountain, and the tomb of Prince Sengge Rinchen is located to the southwest. There are also many natural scenic spots such as Tumenzi, Dumu Pass, Divine Turtle, Dragon-Locking Well and Sanqing Palace. With well-developed infrastructure, the mountain attracts tourists from within and beyond the province to climb and enjoy the scenery every year.
Bahu Mountain
Bahu Mountain is located at the junction of Kangping and Faku counties, with its northern slope in X[...]
