At the summit of Mount Hua's Western Peak stands a giant rock known as Axe-splitting Rock. Rising a hundred feet high and neatly split into three parts, it holds a significant place in …

Mount Hua, located in China's Shaanxi province, is one of the country's most iconic landmarks, steeped in mythology and folklore. Here are some of the most intriguing myths and legends …

Mount Huashan (120km from Xian) has the world most dangerous hiking trail and fantastic sceneries. Check the highlights, maps, weather, transportation, tips.

Mount Hua is one of the five sacred mountains of China. Located in Shaanxi province, 120 km east of Xi'an city, it is the sanctum of Quanzhen School of Taoism in ancient China.

Each of its five peaks has an intricately woven folktale behind it, which is intertwined with the Chinese mythology that is now known to be part legend and part historical fact. To the locals …

Legends about Mount Hua Splitting the Mountain to Save His Mother (劈山救母) According to legend, during the Han Dynasty, a scholar named Liu Xiang was traveling to the capital for an …

Mount Hua, also known as Huashan or Huashan Mountain, is believed to be the most precipitous mountain in China and the origin of Chinese culture. Furthermore, it holds great significance …

2013年12月12日 · The deep, dangerous Laojun Ligou climb comprises 570 or more steps, hidden amid steep cliffs. Legend has it that Taoist immortal Taishang Laojun, or Supreme Lord, found …

Mount Hua’s precipitous features embody such courage and fortitude. Louis Cha Leung-yung is a famous exponent of martial arts and chivalric novelist, better known in China by his pen name …

The legend goes that on March 3rd of the Lunar Calendar a torrential flood destroyed the villages within the Mt. Huashan area. This disaster was caused by the Queen Mother of the West, who …