Bijia Mountain, Hejiang
笔架山
A hill area near Hejiang County town, where the peaks look like a brush rest. From the top you can look out over the Yangtze and the town at the meeting point with the Chishui River.
Bijia Mountain lies on the west side of Hejiang County town. Three peaks stand side by side and resemble a brush rest, which gives the mountain its name. It is covered in dense woodland and has hiking trails, viewing platforms and temple buildings. On clear days you can look down over the winding Yangtze and the town of Hejiang. Hejiang sits where the Yangtze meets the Chishui River and is a famous lychee-growing area. The lychees ripen from June to July, and the area is busier with visitors in summer. It is about one hour by car from Luzhou city, and it can be combined with Yaoba Ancient Town.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Hejiang Han Dynasty Stone Coffin Museum
- Yaoba Ancient Town
- Luzhou Laojiao Huangyi Eco-Brewing Park
- Fubao Ancient Town
- Zhangba Longan Forest
- Luzhou Laojiao 1573 National Treasure Cellars
- Luzhou Bao'en Pagoda
- Luzhou Bell and Drum Tower & Shuijinggou