Li Kou Mountain covers an area of 17 square kilometers. Surrounded by a group of peaks, the main peak of Li Kou Mountain stands at an elevation of 418.2 meters. To the northwest lies the Buddha’s Summit; directly north is Iron Crutch Mountain; to the northeast is Cloth Bag Hermitage, where the legendary ‘Cloth Bag Monk’ is said to have practiced in ancient times. At the summit, there are remnants of stone caves and pagodas; to the east lies the Unicorn Horn Pass, with two peaks facing each other, allowing only one person to pass at a time; to the south is Ox Immortal Mountain. Li Kou Mountain is filled with grotesque rocks, lush pine and oak forests, and hillsides covered with flowers and plants, making it a uniquely beautiful landscape.
Li Kou Mountain boasts a rich variety of fruits. It produces apricots, early flat peaches (June flat peaches), mid-flat peaches, nectarines, autumn flat peaches, summer pears, large yellow pears, grapes, dates, persimmons, hawthorn, Golden Delicious apples, small national light apples, and figs. Among these, the Li Kou Mountain flat peaches are particularly famous. Although Wangjiatuan Village at the foot of Li Kou Mountain is not large, it has many peach trees, covering the entire mountain from the base to the summit. Urban residents can choose their favorite fruit trees in Wangjiatuan Village, which are usually managed by the villagers but can also be managed by themselves. During the harvest season, you can bring your family or friends to pick fruits in the mountains. The housing in Li Kou Mountain also has its unique charm. Most of the houses here are built along the mountains and near the water, without courtyard walls. When you step out of your door, you see either the green mountains or the trickling streams. Here, you can fully enjoy the food and accommodation of rural life. The scenic area is open all year round, 24/7, and is an open-style scenic spot that can be visited at any time of the day.Li Kou Mountain Scenic Area
Li Kou Mountain covers an area of 17 square kilometers. Surrounded by a group of peaks, the main pea[...]
