Amazing Mount Sanqing

When I first saw a picture of the one.800 & something peaks of Mount Sanqing emerging from a river of dense fog, the first picture that came to my mind was that of the Floating Mountains of Pandora from Jams Cameron's Avatar. & the similitudes can go on: the odd beauty & serenity surrounding this mountain has determined taoist monks to build a temple here (it is basically known as San Qing Temple) which was the first to attract visitors in the nearness of the mountain. These were people looking for peace & relaxation, & several centuries later, Mount Sanqing is still of those places where you can feel the cosmic powers working.
Despite it being visitor-friendly (there's several hiking trails surrounding the major peaks, a gondola technique as well as a glass sky deck), Mount Sanquing is comparatively unknown to foreigners  it was only listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2008. In addition to being esthetically pleasing, Sanqing is appreciated for its matchless geological features, that permit geologist to trace its history back to billion years ago.