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Photo: Mx. Granger, CC0 via Wikimedia Commons
Another great viewpoint and the other best place in the park to see the sunset. Somewhat easier to get to than Xi Mei Zhai—the steps aren't quite as steep if you come via the trail to the north.
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细美寨 Xìměizhài
A high viewpoint, one of the best places in the park to see the sunset. Only reachable by hiking a steep trail (around the north of the mountain via Xuan Ji Tai) or an even steeper trail (from the east, around the south of the mountain).
阳元山 Yángyuánshān
"Male Mountain" or "Male Stone", bizarrely enough the most famous attraction in the whole park. It's a mountain that, thanks to erosion, bears a striking resemblance to a certain erect male body part. If you want you can lie down in front of it and have your friends take a picture of you with the "enhanced" anatomy. Once you get your giggles out, keep walking to see the real beauty of the park.
锦石岩寺 Jǐnshíyán Sì
An old Buddhist temple on the side of a cliff. It's at the end of a long-ish side trail that also takes you to Mengjue Pass and Tongtian Cave.
通天洞 Tōngtiān Dòng
A long, dark cave eroded by water, connected to A Strip of Sky Valley, a slot canyon. Bring a phone or flashlight to light your way through.
梦觉关 Mèngjué Guān
A bunch of little caves that look something like a beehive.
长老峰 Zhǎnglǎofēng / 观日亭 Guān Rì Tíng
The area's namesake: a high peak with gorgeous views of the striking, steep mountains all around.