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| | Introduction to Special Tours |
 | | Mount Lushan lies south of Jiujiang City in Jiangxi Province, with an area of approximately 300 sq m. |
 | | Mount Lushan is famous for its imposing and graceful peaks, ever-changing "sea of clouds," springs and waterfalls, and historical sites. |
 | | Emperor Mingdi of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Mount Lushan became one of China's Buddhist centers, noted for three famous monasteries (the West Forest, East Forest and Large Forest monasteries), and five forests (the Haihui, Xiufeng, Wanshan, Qixian and Guizong forests). |
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