&Kunyu Mountain is located at the eastern end of the Jiaodong Peninsula, spanning Yantai and Weihai. It has a radius of hundreds of miles, with rolling peaks and mountains, deep forests and secluded valleys, towering ancient trees, many clear springs and waterfalls, and is dotted with cultural relics and historic sites. The mythical and legendary sea fairy mountains Penglai, Yingzhou and Abbot are all derived from here. "Qi Cheng" says: Kunyu Mountain is the crown of all mountains. Cui Hong, a historian of the Northern Wei Dynasty, called Kunyu Mountain the ancestor of all the mountains on the sea in the Spring and Autumn Annals of the Sixteen Kingdoms. Therefore, the fairy mountain on the sea belongs to Penglai, and the ancestor of Penglai is Kunyu. Kunyu Mountain belongs to the Changbai Mountains and the Laoshan Mountains. The main peak, Taibinding, has an altitude of 1.3 meters and a relative height difference of 1.2 meters. It is the highest peak in the Jiaodong Peninsula, reaching the sky and majestic. The mountains within the territory are steep and precipitous, dotted with strange peaks and ravines, including Da Gu, Xiao Gu, Zhaofeng Gu, Qiangan Gu, Cangshan, Laotieshan and other peaks, forming many magnificent natural landscapes with many strange peaks.
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&Kunyu Mountain is located at the eastern end of the Jiaodong Peninsula, spanning Yantai and Weihai. It has a radius of hundreds of miles, with rolling peaks and mountains, deep forests and secluded valleys, towering ancient trees, many clear springs and waterfalls, and is dotted with cultural relics and historic sites. The mythical and legendary sea fairy mountains Penglai, Yingzhou and Abbot are all derived from here. "Qi Cheng" says: Kunyu Mountain is the crown of all mountains. Cui Hong, a historian of the Northern Wei Dynasty, called Kunyu Mountain the ancestor of all the mountains on the sea in the Spring and Autumn Annals of the Sixteen Kingdoms. Therefore, the fairy mountain on the sea belongs to Penglai, and the ancestor of Penglai is Kunyu. Kunyu Mountain belongs to the Changbai Mountains and the Laoshan Mountains. The main peak, Taibinding, has an altitude of 1.3 meters and a relative height difference of 1.2 meters. It is the highest peak in the Jiaodong Peninsula, reaching the sky and majestic. The mountains within the territory are steep and precipitous, dotted with strange peaks and ravines, including Da Gu, Xiao Gu, Zhaofeng Gu, Qiangan Gu, Cangshan, Laotieshan and other peaks, forming many magnificent natural landscapes with many strange peaks. 