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Sanqingshan UNESCO Global Geopark Booms with Inbound Tourism: Visitors from Malaysia, South Korea and China’s Taiwan Region Flock In

18-Apr-2026 09:00

As spring breezes sweep across the land and all things revive, Sanqingshan UNESCO Global Geopark has recently welcomed numerous inbound tour groups. Travelers from Malaysia, South Korea and China’s Taiwan Region arrive in steady streams to admire the stunning scenery and profound cultural heritage of this reputed “No.1 Immortal Mountain south of the Yangtze River”.

Malaysian tourists retain great enthusiasm for Sanqingshan. Drawn by the area renown of The Splendor of Sanqingshan, they journey to this fairyland famed for grotesque peaks, bizarre rock formations, sea of clouds and sunrise vistas. They marvel at nature’s extraordinary craftsmanship at the Python Slithers out of Mountain, appreciate a concentrated showcase of exotic stone peaks in Nanqing Garden, and admire the elegant natural landmark of Oriental Goddess Peak. Along the flat boardwalk of Sunshine Coast, Malaysian visitors pause repeatedly to capture precious moments with their cameras.

South Korean travelers are equally captivated by Sanqingshan’s natural landscapes and pictographic rock formations. During sightseeing, they linger by Python Slithers out of Mountain to savour the exquisite mountain scenery and ethereal charm unique to Sanqingshan.

Tourists from China’s Taiwan hold a special affection for the site. Driven by admiration for the magnificent landscapes of the motherland, they set foot on this magical land. Many Taiwan visitors commented during their trip that Sanqingshan’s natural and cultural landscapes embody the profound and time-honored essence of Chinese civilization.