Mount Qiyun in Anhui

Mount Qiyun in Anhui, formerly known as Baiyue, is named for its peak being level with the clouds when viewed from afar; it is located in Qiyunshan Town, Xiuning County, Huangshan City, Anhui Province, about 15 kilometers west of the urban area of Xiuning County and 33 kilometers from Tunxi District, covering a total area of 110 square kilometers. Within Mount Qiyun, there are three scenic areas: Yuehua Street, Yunyan Lake, and Lou Shang Lou. There are 36 peculiar peaks, 44 strange rocks, 18 secluded caves, 27 flying spring caves, 14 pools, 16 pavilions, 537 inscriptions, 3 stone archways, 5 stone bridges, and 33 temples and shrines. Baiyun Mountain is one of the four famous Taoist sites in China, among which Yuehua Street is a place where Taoists and mountain residents live together, and it is also a market on the mountain, a place for pilgrims and tourists to stay, and it can also be said that this place is a blessed land between the divine and the mundane.