Nine-dragon Peak is located 14 kilometers southeast of Pingshan Town in Huidong County. It is named for its nine ridges, which resemble coiling dragons, and is also called Stylus Peak because its main peak rises like a writing brush to an altitude of 563 meters.

As the saying goes, “A mountain need not be high; it becomes famous if an immortal dwells there.” Centered around the Tangong Ancestor Temple, the area features more than ten temples and pavilions, accompanied by enchanting fairy legends. It is said that over 600 years ago, Tangong herded cattle here as a child. Later, he attained immortality, gaining the power to command dragons and tigers and control the natural elements. He devoted himself to helping the people, earning their deep reverence, and a temple was later built in his memory.

Nine-dragon Peak enjoys a mild climate, cool in summer and warm in winter. With ancient trees reaching for the sky, clear pools, emerald mountains, and secluded valleys, it blends elegance, tranquility, charm, and serenity—truly capturing the essence of the Lotus Mountain Range. The temples nestled within further enhance its beauty. Key scenic and historical spots include the Ancestor Temple, Wenchang Palace, Zhimeng Pavilion, Chess Playing Pavilion, and Longtong Temple.