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Fanjing Mountain nature reserve attracts visitors with its stunning scenery and upgraded facilities.

Source: The peak of popularity

Photo: Yang Wenbin

View of Mount Fanjing in Tongren City, Guizhou –

Source: View of Mount Fanjing in Tongren City, Guizhou

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Fanjingshan Temple must be one of the most extreme temples in the whole world and one that is along worth visiting China for!

Source: Fanjingshan: The World’s Most Extremely Perched Buddhist Temple?

This jaw-dropping spire is called Red Clouds Golden Summit and sits on a ridge on Mount Fanjing, or Fanjingshan – an other-worldly Unesco World Heritage Site – in China’s Wuling mountain range.

Source: The incredible twin temples perched atop a breathtaking rocky spire

THE world’s most remote temples force devout worshippers to conquer 9,000 steps to pray at a head-spinning 7,500ft-high summit. After scaling the peak of sacred Mount Fanjing, they’ll see two small ancient Buddhist temples – incredibly perched on a dangerous, rocky top.

Source: Most remote temple forces worshippers to climb 9,000 steps to pray

You’d have to climb nearly 9,000 steps to reach these temples in the sky. Could you do it?

Source: Two Buddhist Temples Sit on a Peak Over 7,500 Feet High in the Sky

On a tall spire atop the highest peak in the Wuling Mountains sit a pair of Buddhist temples, separated by a narrow gorge.

Source: A Photo Visit to Mount Fanjing

Fanjingshan, or Mount Fanjing, located in Tongren City, southwest China, is an ideal home for many plants and animal species.

Source: Fanjingshan, the holy mountain and biodiversity hub of China