Xicheng Mountain
析城山
A high mountain in southern Yangcheng with a main peak about 1,888 meters above sea level. Its summit is ringed by cliffs like city walls, with a flat subalpine meadow in the middle.
Xicheng Mountain is located in southern Yangcheng County. Its main peak rises about 1,888 meters above sea level. The summit is surrounded by cliffs that resemble city walls, with a flat plateau in the middle. The name comes from the phrase 'the peaks stand like city walls on all four sides.' It is already mentioned in the 'Tribute of Yu,' and legend says Emperor Tang of Shang once prayed for rain here. The summit has a large subalpine meadow, where wildflowers bloom and the weather is cool in summer. In recent years, it has become a popular destination for summer escapes and self-drive trips in Jincheng. It is about 50 km from downtown Yangcheng. The mountain roads have many curves, so watch for changes in the weather. Opening conditions and admission fees are subject to on-site information.
Opening hours
Open during the day (check on site)