You are here: Home > Travel > Highlights

Adjust font size:

Stalactites aglow in a cave at Mount Langya. [CRIENGLISH.com/ William Wang]

As the elevation increases, the river eventually disappears, making way for the simplicity of trees and jagged rocks. Eventually hikers find themselves within a circle of steep rock faces, reminiscent of a wolf's teeth, careening towards the sky. This mouth of teeth is the characteristic for which the areas is named:　Wolf Teeth Peak.

The winding paved pathway and a few extended stairways push on toward the summit. If the weather is clear, visitors will be treated to sensational views of the surrounding mountain area.

Stairs disappear into the perspective at Mount Langya. [CRIENGLISH.com/ William Wang]

Those brave enough to climb the steep ladders up the tower at the peak will be treated to even more impressive perspectives.

Those who don't feel up to such a long hike can be thankful that a chair lift is available to cover the bulk of the distance.

The bottom of the mountain area is the busiest part of the park, replete with vendors, artificial waterfall, and inflatable cylinders to play in. Surely, this area appeals to many, but the true treasure of Mount Langya is the experience of slowly but surely trekking one's way up to the final reward of the mountain's apex.

Print E-mail

Go to Forum >>0 Comment(s)

Add your comments...

• User Name Required
• Your Comment
• Enter the words you see:   
  Racist, abusive and off-topic comments may be removed by the moderator.