Junshan Mountain
君山
The highest peak on Pingtan Island, about 434 meters above sea level, with Beigang Village's stone houses at its foot. The summit overlooks the northern bays, wind turbines and villages.
Junshan is the highest peak on Pingtan Island, rising about 434 meters above sea level in the north of the island, and its foot is Beigang Village, famous for its stone houses. Trails or roads lead up from the base, and an observation platform at the summit offers views of the northern bays, the Changjiang'ao wind turbines, terraced fields and scattered stone-house villages on a clear day. It's also a good spot for sunrise and sunset, and there are temples and weather facilities on the mountain. The climb is free. Walking up and down takes about 2 to 3 hours, though you can also drive part of the way to a higher point. It works well in the same day as Beigang Village and the Northern Ecological Corridor. Note: winds are strong at the summit, and the midday summer sun is intense, so bring sun protection and water.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Beigang Village, Pingtan
- Pingtan Island
- Donghai Xianjing (Xianren Well)
- Longfengtou Beach (Pingtan)
- Keqiutou Site Museum
- Pingtan Northern Ecological Corridor & Changjiang'ao Wind Farm
- Aoqian Taiwan Town
- Haitan Ancient City