Where is Mangdang Mountain?
Mangdang Mountain, known as Dangshan Mountain in ancient times, also known as "Fairy Peak", is a national 5A-level scenic spot. Mangdang Mountain was formed in the middle and late Yanshan period, with an area of 16 square kilometers and more than 20 hills. The main peak of Mangdang Mountain is in the middle, with an altitude of 156, 8m. Among them, Baoan Mountain, Lishan Mountain, Nanshan Mountain, Luoshan Mountain, Huang Tu Mountain, Fuzi Mountain and Taoshan Mountain stand in the north, while Moshan Mountain, Mashan Mountain, Xushan Mountain, Zhoushan Mountain, Wangshan Mountain and Yushan Mountain are scattered in the north. Mangdang Mountain is famous for the snake-cutting uprising of Emperor Gaozu Liu Bang, and Chen Sheng, the first peasant uprising leader in China, is also buried here. Confucius took shelter from the rain and gave lectures here, leaving behind Fuzi Cliff, Fuzi Mountain and other landscapes. It is the largest tomb group of Han kings in China.
Mangdang Mountain is located in Mangshan Town, yongcheng city, at the junction of Henan, Shandong, Jiangsu and Anhui provinces, and is connected with six major tourist cities: Xi, Luoyang, Zhengzhou, Kaifeng, Xuzhou and Lianyungang. It is about 80 kilometers east of Xuzhou Guanyin Airport and 90 kilometers west of Shangqiu Airport. 3 10 National Highway, Yongqiang Highway and Xu Shang Highway run through it, and Lianhuo Expressway and Miracle Expressway meet in a cross shape. There are Mangdang Mountain Station of Lianhuo Expressway and Yongcheng North Station of Miracle Expressway, which is 3.5 kilometers away from Yongcheng North Station of Xú Zhēng High-speed Railway.