Jingyanggang
景阳冈
The setting of the Water Margin story in which Wu Song fights the tiger. The scenic area includes a Mountain God Temple, a Wu Song Temple and tiger-fighting sites, and it is also a Longshan culture archaeological site.
Jingyanggang (Jingyang Ridge) lies near Zhangqiu town in Yanggu county and is traditionally held to be where Wu Song fought the tiger in Water Margin. The scenic area includes the Jingyanggang Tavern, a Mountain God Temple, a Wu Song Temple and tiger-fighting sculptures, and it regularly stages Water Margin-themed plays. A Longshan culture city site was also discovered below the ridge. The area is mainly green space and sand dunes. Admission is about 30–40 yuan (subject to on-site prices). A visit takes about 2 hours. It is about 45 km from the Liaocheng urban area and can be combined with the Lion Tower and Zhangqiu Ancient Town.
Opening hours
About 08:00–18:00