Houshi Dock

Houshiwu is located in the northeast of Yuhuangding in Taishan Scenic Area, Tai'an City, Shandong Province. It has dangerous peaks and deep valleys, strange rocks hanging pines, and springs and streams competing for flow. It is infinitely mysterious. There are 14 steles and 34 inscriptions in existence today. There is a single-legged plate in the scenic area. It is said that Zhang Jingdang of the Song Dynasty once lived in seclusion here, and it is also said that Zhang Sanfeng made alchemy here in the Ming Dynasty. The Yuanjun Temple is located in the northeast of the single-legged plate. It is said that Yao once climbed to the top of the famous Yao Observation Tower. The temple was built in the Ming Dynasty. The nun presided over the construction of "Yuanjun Tomb" and "White Ape Tomb"; in Jiulonggang, the twin pines standing upright are called "Sisters Pine"; under Xiaotianzhu Peak is Xihe Bay, under Datianzhu Peak is Suixili Valley, Jiulonggang Northeast of Longgang is Moshan. There are various kinds of ancient firs growing everywhere in Houshiwu, which can be called an ancient pine garden.

Houshiwu is located in the back of Mount Tai, with fewer tourists, but the scenery here is really beautiful, with a natural masterpiece. You can take a cable car down the mountain, but this cable car is not very long, and the ticket price is 20 yuan per person, which feels quite fair compared to other scenic spots.

Houshiwu lies northeast of Yuhuangding, passing through the Eight Immortals Cave and Luanshigou. Within the valley are scenic spots such as Duzupan, Yuanjun Temple, and Jiulonggang. Houshiwu is considered the "Mysterious Zone" among Mount Tai's six zones, characterized by steep peaks and deep valleys, and boasts a myriad of mysteries. Fourteen steles and 34 inscriptions remain. Ancient pines of various shapes and sizes thrive throughout Houshiwu, some leaning against cliffs, others nestled in deep ravines, some piercing the sky, and some seemingly soaring across the sky. The strong mountain winds, the rustling of pine trees, and the echoing of the mountains add to the mountain's peril and mystery, making Daiyin even more secluded and mysterious. The famous Sister Pine, Crouching Tiger Pine, Crouching Dragon Pine, and Candle Flame Pine are all nearby.

Ancient pines of various shapes and sizes grow everywhere in Houshiwu. Some lean against cliffs, some nestle in deep ravines, some pierce the sky, and some seem to soar across the sky. The mountain breeze, the pine waves, and the echoing sound of the mountains make Daiyin even more dangerous, mysterious, secluded and unique. The famous Sister Pine, Crouching Tiger Pine, Crouching Dragon Pine, and Candle Flame Pine are all nearby.

A representative of Mount Tai's natural scenery, a forest oxygen bar, and a paradise for human leisure.