Located 15 kilometers northwest of Jixian County, Tianjin, covering an area of 106 square kilometers, Panshan Mountain scenic resort is also known as "The First Mountain East of Beijing" due to its majestic position to the east of Beijing. Formerly known as Wuzhong, Xuwu, Sizheng, and Panlong, the mountain is said to have been named Panshan after Tian Chou, a renowned scholar from Wuzhong who refused imperial honors and chose to live in solitude here during the late Eastern Han Dynasty. It is a national scenic area and a 5A-level tourist attraction, renowned for its blend of natural landscapes and historic sites, as well as its integration of Buddhist and imperial cultures, making it an ideal destination for leisure and tourism.

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