Wuling Mountains

Mountain Ranges of China　See also: Qinling Mountains, Taihang Mountains

Where Hunan, Hubei, Chongqing and Guizhou meet, the Wuling trends north-east to south-west and divides the Wu River from the Yuan. Its main peak, Fenghuang Mountain in Fanjingshan, is about 2,570 m. About 420 km long.

Map labels are in Chinese for now.

Parks and sites (7)

Hunan

• Wulingyuan (Zhangjiajie): Quartz sandstone pillars hundreds of metres high, natural bridges, wildlife
• Dehang
• Fenghuang Ancient Town
• Liye and Wulong Mountain
• Mengdong River: Rafting, wildlife, Tujia culture

Guizhou

• Fanjingshan
• Nine Dragon Cave: Cave, underground river

Relief from Mapterhorn elevation data (a compilation of Copernicus and other sources); provincial boundaries from Alibaba DataV.