What interesting mountains are there in Yongkang?

Great Hanshan Mountain is located in the north of Baziqiang Township in Yongkang, bordering Yiwu, with an altitude of 925 meters, making it the second highest peak in Yongkang. There is Daanping on the mountainside and Daianji at the foot of the mountain. It is said that it was first built in the Eastern Han Dynasty. The mountains are full of pines and bamboos, flowers and birds, and the climate is pleasant. It is a rare place for regional sightseeing and mountaineering. At the eastern end of Hucun Village, behind the mountain of the Eight-character Wall Township, which is more than 6 meters above sea level, a tall, upright and vigorous Gu Song stands tall and majestic. It is said that this Gu Song tree has a history of more than 1 years, and the ancient pine tree has a thick stem, which needs three people to hug before it can be looped back. There is a big mountain pond in Fiona Fang's Er and San Li on the Great Cold Mountain, called Longsu Pond. Legend has it that the Dragon King's family in the East China Sea went on a trip, and found this blue pond on the top of the cloud, and landed here, so that the shrimps, soldiers and crabs would build a palace to rest. One day, the beautiful dragon lady was seen by mortals, and the dragon king was very angry. He destroyed the dragon pond and flew away. Later, the villagers rebuilt this pond on the original site, which was called Longsu pond. The only tribal outdoor leisure club has an expansion site in the Great Hanshan Forest Farm and the back of the mountain. It is integrated with the natural landscape, including high-altitude projects such as rock drop, ladder, broken bridge in the air, angel's hand and ground projects such as spider's web, Bigfoot bully and trust pour, as well as an empty and quiet outdoor camping place located on the mountainside. When you pitch and stare, your eyes are full of green hills, green forests, wild valleys and springs, insects and birds singing, so that you can truly experience people and nature.