Finding Tranquility in China’s Extraordinary Wuling Mountains

Fen Jing Shan, located in China's Guizhou Province, is the highest mountain in the Wuling Mountain range, standing about 8000 feet above sea level. It formed millions of years ago. Baijing Shan, a notable feature, includes the Red Cloud Golden Summit and two temples connected by a narrow bridge, serving as a sacred site for Buddhist pilgrims. In 2012, Phan Jing Shan was designated as the 13th UNESCO Natural Heritage Site in China, highlighting the country's rich natural heritage.

Where is Fen Jing Shan located?

• Tibet

• Guizhou Province

• Sichuan Province

• Yunnan Province

What is the approximate height of Fen Jing Shan's tallest peak?

• 5000 feet

• 8000 feet

• 6000 feet

• 7000 feet

What is a notable feature of Baijing Shan?

• A dense forest

• A large lake

• Red Cloud Golden Summit

• A vast desert

What connects the two temples on Baijing Shan?

• A cable car

• A tunnel

• A narrow bridge

• A wide road

In what year was Phan Jing Shan named a UNESCO Natural Heritage Site?

• 2010

• 2012

• 2011

• 2013