This attraction introduction is compiled from historical materials in the "Zhangjiajie Tour Guide Network" (33519.com · Scenic Spots section). Ticket prices, opening hours, transportation, and contact information mentioned in the text may be outdated. Please refer to the latest official announcements from the scenic area before traveling; some content consists of historical background/cultural introductions and is for reference only.
Piaofeng Mountain is located at the junction of Changsha, Pingjiang, and Miluo counties, with an elevation of 500 meters and an area of about 2,400 mu. At present, a leisure villa integrating fishing, planting and breeding, leisure, entertainment, and hunting at Piaofeng Reservoir is under investment and development, becoming a good destination for urban and rural people for sightseeing, entertainment, and leisure. Piaofeng Mountain has green mountains and clear waters, cool air, and an elegant environment. In the mountain, spring water murmurs, grotesque rocks stand in profusion, and trees form shade. On the mountain, the ancient Xuandi Temple's evening drums and morning bells add a distinctive flavor.
The cultural relics on Piaofeng Mountain also make visitors gasp in admiration. At the summit, two temples (Xiangfeng Temple) built in the late Ming Dynasty have been restored to new condition. At the foot of Piaofeng Mountain, the Piaofeng Ancient Pagoda, first built in 1875, is one of only two surviving ancient pagodas in Changsha County. At the same time, legendary stories still circulate here, such as "Piaofeng Mountain is only three chi and three from heaven; people must bow their heads to pass, and horses must unsaddle," and "Jizi Lake, Yazi Lake: with wind, cross in three days; without wind, float for seven."
Piaofeng Mountain is rich in products. The wild Piaofeng Yunwu tea from the Ming Dynasty covers nearly 100 mu. The tea is fragrant and tasty and can prevent mouth ulcers. In the mountains, pollution-free clear spring water flows continuously. Yunwu tea and clear spring water are must-bring items for visitors.
