Mount Heng, also known as Hengshan, is one of China’s Five Sacred Mountains and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2008. Located in Hunan Province, it is revered as the "Southern Anchor of Heaven" in Daoist cosmology and a hub of Buddhist and Confucian traditions. Rising 1,300 meters above sea level, the mountain features 72 peaks, ancient temples, and lush forests, attracting pilgrims and nature enthusiasts alike. Its blend of spiritual heritage and breathtaking landscapes makes it a symbol of harmony between humanity and nature.