Bashangou, Mount Tai

Bashangou in Mount Tai, also known as "ladder ditch", is an interesting natural landscape stone ditch. It is named after five artificial wooden ladders. In recent years, it has been discovered and popular by "wild donkeys" and has become a pure natural "folk" tourist attraction. Bashangou is generally in the shape of a bell mouth, climbing northward first and then northeastward gradually. The middle and upper part of bashangou is narrow and deep, similar to the roadway. Most of the so-called ladders are located in the steep part of this section. On both sides of the deep ditch, there are high mountains and jagged rocks. At ordinary times, the stream water appears and disappears. After the rain, the waterfall falls and connects with each other. The water is surging and turbulent. No matter how much rain, the water color is clear and flawless, and everyone loves it. No one lives in the deep mountain, and the ecology is in good condition. There are mountains and water, the sky is blue and green, which makes people relaxed and happy. (not marked on map)

Address: Mount Tai Scenic Area

Longitude: 117.1940024414

Latitude: 36.31589895264