There may be a fee. Chaya Mountain is located in Zhumadian City, Henan Province. It is a remnant of the eastern edge of Funiu Mountain. It is named for its rugged mountains and numerous strange rocks. It is also known as Stone Monkey Fairy Mountain. It is known as "the most amazing mountain in the world", "Central Plains bonsai" and Known as the "Northern Stone Forest", it has a total area of ??more than 50 square kilometers. In 1987, it was designated as one of the first batch of provincial-level scenic spots by the Henan Provincial People's Government. Chaya Mountain Scenic Area is a granite-shaped landform area with peculiar shapes. It is composed of interconnected peaks such as Beeswax Mountain, Nanshan Mountain, Beishan Mountain, Liufeng Mountain, Huaguo Mountain and Tianmo Mountain. The main peak of Beeswax Mountain stands on a precipitous cliff, 300 meters high without any gaps. The fine spring at the top flows slowly, like honey coating the wall. The peaks of Nanshan are abrupt, thousands of stones are empty, and scenic spots such as Ten Thousand Cave, Bao Gong Temple, Peach Blossom Cave, Wulong Palace, Qianlong Adventure Cave, Tianzi Window, Feilai Stone, Wugong Cave, and Yixiantian are densely covered. The "Lotus Palm" resembles a lotus emerging from the water. "Stone Monkey Courtyard" consists of large and small stone monkeys made in heaven, Bajie's drunken and naive appearance is lifelike, and Monk Sleeping in Tang Dynasty is lifelike. The Guanyue Temple, Tianwang Hall and Laojun Garden in Beishan stand over the mountain stream. The words "Farewell to the Cave" in front of Baiyun Cave are the handwriting of Yan Zhenqing, a great calligrapher of the Tang Dynasty. The Liufeng Valley has deep and dangerous peaks, dense forests and lush bamboos, and is full of wild charm. Swordfish Stone, Sandao Stone and other scenic spots are scattered among it. Tianmo Mountain is moderately dangerous and gentle, with various forms and beautiful scenery. The beautiful Xiumi Lake, Pipa Lake, Tianmo Lake and Baihua Lake are like four pearls inlaid around Chaya Mountain. The entire scenic area has nine major landscapes, nine famous peaks, nine famous caves, nine extraordinary rocks, and nine famous sheds. It can be said that each step takes you to a fairyland. The scenic spot has four distinct seasons and a pleasant climate. In the spring, the mountains are blooming with flowers and the birds are singing and the flowers are fragrant; in the midsummer, the trees are shaded and the springs are gurgling; in the golden autumn, the mountains are red and the forests are dyed; in the midwinter, the snow is capped and as white as jade. Chaya Mountain can be said to be the same as the danger of Huashan, the wonder of Huangshan, the beauty of Emei, and the tranquility of Yandang. It is strange, dangerous, mysterious, and secluded, but it is also natural, simple, and exquisite. Chaya Mountain has a long history and has left behind many places of interest and beautiful legends. During the Spring and Autumn Period, Wu and Chu fought for supremacy here, and King Wu Jing was buried at the foot of Tianmo Mountain after his death. Despite the vicissitudes of life, the tomb of King Wu is still there; before Liu Xiu, Emperor Guangwu of the Eastern Han Dynasty, took refuge in Luoyang, he took refuge in the "Peach Blossom Cave" of Mount Chaya; At the end of the Tang Dynasty, Wang Xianzhi, the leader of the peasant uprising army, general Shang Rang, once stationed his troops in Chaya Mountain, and later joined forces with Huang Chao to guard the mountain. The "Huangchao Cave" is now there; in the Ming Dynasty, Wu Cheng'en, a talented man from Huai'an, visited Chaya Mountain and wrote "Journey to the West" based on the scenery. After living in Chayao Mountain for several years, there is now the "Wugong Cave"; Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty visited Chayao Mountain three times, and now there is the "Qianlong Adventure Cave" and the "Tianzi Window" where Qianlong lived. In 1958, the country's first People's Commune - Chayashan People's Commune was established here. In 1998, the crew of "Journey to the West" used Chaya Mountain as the location base for filming the sequel of "Journey to the West", and successfully filmed 16 subsequent episodes of "Journey to the West" in Chaya Mountain.