There are "three mountains and one garden" (? Shuangshan, Xiangshan, Phoenix Mountain, Dongdu Garden) and other major scenic spots in the territory.

There are historical and cultural legends such as Su Dongpo and Meihuatang, Xu Xiake's three trips to Xiangshan, etc.

Attractions include Century Plaza, Jiyang Lake Park, Zhangjiagang Park, Shazhou Park and other playgrounds.

Shuangshan Island Tourist Resort has built the country's first river island type water golf course.

Xiangshan Xiangshan Tourist Scenic Area: Located in Nansha Town in the west of Zhangjiagang City, it is connected to the Xicheng Expressway, Jiangyin Yangtze River Bridge and Jiangyin City to the west, and to the north is the international trade port Zhangjiagang Port and Zhangyang of Zhangjiagang Free Trade Zone, the only inland river port type bonded zone in the country.

The road is opposite Changshan and Wushan on the Yangtze River, adjacent to the Dongheng River in the south and facing Jishan.

It is 15 kilometers east of Zhangjiagang urban area and has convenient transportation. The whole mountain covers an area of ??4.37 square kilometers and has an altitude of 136.6 meters.

The mountain is in the shape of a rhombus and consists of large and small Xiangshan Mountains. It is the highest in Zhangjiagang City.

The northern slope is steep, the southern slope is gentle, and the top is broad. It is known as a famous mountain in the south of the Yangtze River.

The "Jiangyin County Chronicle" written by Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty praised: "Xiangshan Mountain protrudes from Pyongyang, is tall and majestic, and is superior to other mountains." Xiangshan got its name from the legend that during the Spring and Autumn Period, King Wu sent beauties to the mountain to collect incense.

The poet Su Dongpo of the Song Dynasty wrote a plaque for the Plum Blossom Hall when he visited Xiangshan Mountain; Xu Xiake, a geographer of the Ming Dynasty, praised in his "Preface to the Plum Blossom Hall of a Tour to Xiaoxiangshan": "The cold barren hills that have been traced for thousands of years, once the fragrance grows among the jade, it will not only have the fragrance of flowers, but also the fragrance of the environment."

, Dreams are also fragrant, it can be said that it lives up to this mountain! "Xiangshan has well-known "Eighteen Scenic Spots": Diaoyutai, Incense Picking Trail, Plum Blossom Hall, Washing Inkstone Pond, Shihumen, Shengguotan, Guanyin Hall, Lotus Tea House, Yuanji.

Pagoda, Tingsongyin, Peach Blossom Stream, Shengqing Pool, Piling Well, Wushan Night Rain, Tiantai Stone, Guiyun Cave, Fenghuo Pier, and Tibetan Army Cave.

Nansha also has the 8,000-year-old Dongshan Village ancient site, a key cultural relic protection unit at the provincial level.

[21] Peach Blossom Stream is located at the northern foot of Xiangshan Mountain.

"Jiangyin County Chronicles" written by Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty records: "There is a stream of tens of feet in Zuogang of Xiangshan Mountain, with four red peaches planted in the stream. It is named Peach Blossom Stream." The stream runs through Qinglonggang from top to bottom, with a total length of more than 800 meters.

The source of the stream comes from the spring on the top of the mountain, which never dries up all year round. It is now the natural lake Deer Girl Lake on the top of Zhongfeng.

The incense-picking trail is located at the southeast foot of Xiangshan Mountain. According to the "Jiangyin County Chronicles" written by Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty: "Going up from the foothills, you can walk in winding circles, climbing on the rocks with dills, and clouds growing on the soles of your feet. It is said that the King of Wu once sent a beautiful woman to pick incense on it, saying:

The entire trail winds along the mountain from southeast to northwest for about five miles, almost traversing the entire Xiangshan Mountain.

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Listening to Songyin is located on the southern slope of Xiangshan Mountain. Hundreds of acres of mountainous land are covered with pine forests, thousands of trees, and they form a sea. During the Republic of China, Mr. Liu Tianhua, a Chinese national musician, returned to his hometown to visit relatives and visited Listening to Songyin specifically, which inspired his creative inspiration.

His erhu solo piece "Birds on the Empty Mountain" has the same emotional appeal.

Shengguotan is also known as Shunguotan. It is said that in ancient times, Dayu took a rest on his way to the southeast of Xiangshan Mountain to control floods. He took spring water to quench his thirst. He found that the spring water was clear and mellow, so he used his sword to expand the pool into a pool, hence the name Shunguotan.

Located in the middle of the peak of Xiangshan Mountain.

The pool is generally circular in shape, about 2 meters in diameter, and is surrounded by rocks. It looks like a large well.

There is a spring under this pool, so the water is very clear and never runs dry all year round.

There are butt-butt snails growing in the pond, which has become a unique feature of Xiangshan.

The Tibetan Army Cave is located on the east side of the main peak of Xiangshan Mountain. It has a cave entrance covered with a stone slab, about 80 cm square. This is the famous historical site in Xiangshan - the Tibetan Army Cave.

According to historical records, the Xiangshan Tibetan Army Cave was first built more than 3,000 years ago during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period.

At that time, King Helu of Wu dominated the princes, attacked Yue and Chu, and launched a large-scale war. For the needs of offensive and defensive tactics, many Tibetan army caves were dug and built in the Xiangshan and Changshan areas on the bank of the Yangtze River.

In the 1970s, archaeologists discovered a large number of geometric pattern pottery and red pottery with characteristics of the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods in the Zangjun Cave on the northwest slope of Xiangshan Mountain, confirming this historical record.

Plum Blossom Hall was originally located deep in the bamboo forest of Xiaoxiang Mountain and was first built in the Song Dynasty.

It is said that Su Dongpo was frustrated in his official career in his later years. At the invitation of his friend Ge Shi from Jiangyin, he visited the Plum Blossom Hall several times to enjoy himself and stay healthy, and wrote a plaque on the Plum Blossom Hall.

The inkstone washing pool behind the hall is named after the inkstone washing pool on Dongpo.

Because it is close to the ancient battlefield of Shihumen between the Big and Little Fragrant Mountains, Meihua Hall was once damaged by the war.

In the late Ming Dynasty, Xu Yingxia (Xu Xiake's brother), who was obsessed with mountains, rebuilt the Plum Blossom Hall and planted plum blossoms and bamboos on the mountain.

The Eighteen Scenic Spots of Nansha is located in Nansha Township, which is close to Zhangjiagang Port. Due to the many mountains and scenic spots, the "Eight Scenic Spots of Xiangshan" was merged into the album (2 photos) before the Ming Dynasty.

After Emperor Kangxi and Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty, ten more sceneries were added successively, which were called "Eighteen Scenes of Nansha".

There was originally a Plum Blossom Hall here.

Climbing up the mountain from Xiangshan Bay is the "Xiang Picking Trail".

The incense-picking trail starts from the northwest slope of Xiangshan Mountain and ends at the southeastern foothills, which is about 5 miles long. According to legend, it was the place where Fu Chai, King Wu, played with Xi Shi and his concubines in the Spring and Autumn Period, and built the "Incense Picking Temple" as a palace.

Xiangshan is divided into Daxiangshan and Xiaoxiangshan. At the junction of the two mountains, it is as steep as a cliff, forming a stone gate.

Because from a distance it looks like a tiger guarding the pass with its mouth open, it is known as the "Stone Tiger Gate".

This place is surrounded by mountains. Originally, the two mountains connected each other indistinguishably. Later, due to military needs, the government ordered the people to dig into the mountains and open a road more than 50 meters long to form the Shimen.

Near Xiangshan, there are Changshan, Phoenix Mountain, Zhenshan and other mountains, as well as the Tibetan Army Cave (also known as Jiangjun Cave).