Mt. Lu China: Special mountain with beautiful scenery

Mt. Lu is like a huge door of Jiangxi Province. Since ancient times, the Mt. Lu is prestigious for its magnificent mountains and beautiful sceneries. Mt. Lu is especially famous for its cool climate in summer. The average temperature in July is 22.6 degree centigrade, and the historical record of highest temperature is 32 degree centigrade. Therefore, it is an ideal touring place for hot summer. Different from other famous mountains in China, Mt. Lu has plenty of streams, pools and waterfalls. Water makes mountains more elegant and spiritual, and the mountain became tender and soft because of water. Mt. Lu not only has beautiful sceneries, but also has great significance in culture, religion and politics. Thousands of writers, poets and scholars had been to Mt. Lu since ancient China, and more than 4000 literal works were left to eulogize its beauty. Now Mt. Lu owns a lot of titles, including World Natural Heritage, China 5A tourist attractions, China key tourist attractions, etc. Mt. Lu is embracing travelers from all over the world. Mt. Lu is situated in the north of Jiangxi Province, Jiujiang City. Erected on the southern bank of Yangtze River and next to Boyang Lake, Mt. Lu has a total area of 382 square kilometers. The mountains are all sharp and arduous, and most peaks have altitudes above 1000 meters. Since ancient China, Mt. Lu was the favorite place of writers, poets and ordinary people. In Qing Dynasty, it was occupied by foreign troops with force and not until 1935 did the mountain was returned. At present, Mt. Lu is also one of the most famous mountains of China, which attracts millions of tourists every year. The Dragonhead Cliff Besides a craggy cliff, it springs up some thousand feet out of the ground, rearing in the sky like a dragon head. Standing at the top, one can enjoy a bird's eye view of the millions of steep wall-like stones and hear the surfing of wind in the pine forest mingled with roaring of the waterfalls in the Stone Gate Ravine. 

The Three Cascade Waterfall Originating in Dayue Mountain, the spring angles around the backside of Five-Old-Men Peak and pours into Nine Tier Gully, crashing twice upon rocks, and then converges into a torrent, and drops once again. Driven by the gully wind, the tiny drops dancing in the misty air, sparkling in the sunlight and falling like countless dazzling pearls.