Calling all adventurers and culture enthusiasts! Hainan's Wuzhi Mountain, nicknamed the Five-Finger Mountain, is rising to the top of must-visit destinations—literally. Standing tall at 1,840 meters, this iconic peak is the island’s highest, offering jaw-dropping views and a deep dive into local heritage.
Why the quirky name? The jagged peaks mimic a giant’s outstretched hand, with five distinct “fingers” punching the sky. The surrounding rainforests and misty trails are a paradise for hikers and photographers—think Avatar-vibes meets real-world magic.
But the real treasure? The Li ethnic group, who’ve called this region home for centuries. Their vibrant traditions, from intricate textile weaving to lively festivals, add a cultural heartbeat to the mountain’s natural splendor.
Whether you’re chasing sunrise vistas or curious about Hainan’s roots, Wuzhi Mountain is calling. Pack your boots, grab your camera, and get ready to touch the sky!
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Live: The scenery of Wuzhi Mountain, the highest mountain in Hainan
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