Sanqingshan

Sanqingshan is a national park of China in Jiangxi Province, spread over an area of 229.5 ^km2. In 2008, this area was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. Sanqing literally translates as the Three Righteous, and there are statues of him in the Taoist temple: Lao Tzu, the Yellow Emperor, and the Jade Emperor. The park is famous all over the world for its picturesque rock complexes, spread out in the middle of a dense forest.

The park's landscape consists of 48 mountains and 89 granite columns. The most famous of the mountains is Sanqingshan, with a height of 1,817 meters. The columns are striking in their shapes and curves, which sometimes resemble silhouettes of animals and people surrounded by subtropical trees and plants. Monsoons are quite common in the park, and due to meteorological conditions, brightly shining clouds and rainbows sometimes form.