Wugong Mountain, located in the northern section of the Luoxiao Mountains, straddles Hunan and Jiangxi provinces. Historically, it shared the same fame as Hengshan Mountain and Lushan Mountain, known as one of the Three Famous Mountains of Jiangnan. Its main peak, Jinding Baihe Peak, stands at 1,918.3 meters above sea level. It is a large-scale mountain scenic area integrating sightseeing, leisure, religious tourism, and science education. Wugong Mountain is renowned for its unique peaks, precipitous rocks, treacherous pines, vast grasses, soulful clouds, ethereal mists, turbulent waterfalls, secluded pools, unique caves, and rare birdlife. The alpine meadows within the area, the Red Rock Valley Waterfalls, and the ancient altars at the Golden Summit are particularly captivating, considered one of the three most breathtaking sights of Jiangnan. Above 1,500 meters above sea level, Wugong Mountain boasts a 500-kilometer-long Huangshan pine forest belt, designated a Huangshan pine provenance conservation area. Above 1,600 meters, 100,000 mu of alpine meadows extend across the region, the largest at its latitude in the world and known as "a unique Jiangnan wonder." At the same time, Wugong Mountain is also a famous religious mountain where Taoism, Buddhism and Confucianism blend together.