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**Qingliangfeng Overview**
Qingliangfeng, nestled in Lin’an City, boasts a vast mountainous expanse of approximately one hundred square kilometers. This colossal natural landmark stands proudly at the confluence of Zhejiang and Anhui provinces, spanning across five counties within the two provinces. It is flanked by the majestic Huangshan Mountain to the west and is in close proximity to Tianmu Mountain to the east. Known for its towering height, perilous cliffs, bizarre formations, and serene tranquility, Qingliangfeng is a destination that captivates the imagination.
**The Main Peak and Altitude**
The primary peak, Qingliangfeng, soars to an altitude of around 1700 meters, making it the tallest in western Zhejiang and earning it the moniker “the summit of western Zhejiang.” This peak is not just a physical marvel but also a treasure trove of biodiversity.
**Biological Resources and Natural Wonders**
Qingliangfeng’s immense mountain body is home to a wealth of biological resources. It hosts a plethora of rare flora, including exotic flowers and peculiar trees, as well as fauna, with rare birds and beasts calling this mountain their home. The cliffs and ravines are adorned with numerous waterfalls and deep pools, adding to the natural splendor of the area.
**Ecological Environment and Wildlife**
In the ancient and pristine natural ecological environment, one can witness the unpredictable appearances of strange birds and beasts. From the summit, the view extends to reveal peaks emerging from the ethereal sea of clouds, a sight that has been seldom seen and remains naturally serene since ancient times.
**Outdoor Activities and Recommendations**
Due to its unique characteristics, Qingliangfeng is highly recommended by many outdoor sports clubs as the premier route for hiking and climbing in East China. The specific operational status and opening hours may vary depending on the day’s conditions.
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