National Parks of ChinaOverview
| Designation | National Park of China (sixth batch) |
| Province | Jiangxi |
| Location | Western Jiangxi |
| Latitude, longitude | 27.4, 114.2 |
| Top sights | The Yungu waterfall, Wulong Cliff |
| Highest point | 1,918 m |
| Nearby cities | Jiangxi, Hunan, Changsha, Nanchang |
| Nearby sites | Fairy Lake (Xiannü Lake), Mount Heng (Southern Sacred Mountain), Jinggangshan, Yangqi Mountain, Mausoleum of the Yan Emperor, Yuelu Mountain, Shaoshan |
| Themes | Mountains, Caves, Cliffs, Waterfalls |
About
Mount Wugong lies where Anfu County, Pingxiang and Yichun meet in western Jiangxi; its main peak, Baihe (the Golden Summit), is 1,918 m, the highest in the province. The area has more than ten natural caves, two hot springs, the 160 m Yungu waterfall and the Wulong Cliff, 100 m high and over 1,000 m long. The vegetation is intact, with a rare stand of ten thousand mu of Huangshan pine. Relics include the Taoist temples of the Golden Summit, Neolithic sites, the Immortals’ Hermitage and the Yangshan pagoda forest.