Shenxianju Scenic Area, located in Xianju County, Taizhou City, Zhejiang Province—within the Xianju National Park in Baita Town and Danzhu Township—was formerly known as the Xi'an Temple (Xi'an Si) Scenic Area. Development of the site began in 1998, and it now spans a total area of 22.32 square kilometers.
Historically known as Mount Tianmu or Mount Weiqiang, Shenxianju is part of the Kuocang Mountain range. Its main peak, Daqinggang, reaches an elevation of 1,271 meters. The area’s cultural history dates back as far as the late Tang Dynasty. Geologically, Shenxianju belongs to the South China tectonic plate and features the world’s largest cluster of volcanic rhyolite landforms. Situated in a central subtropical monsoon climate zone, the area enjoys a warm, humid environment with abundant rainfall and ample sunshine; it boasts a forest coverage rate of 93%. Key attractions include Xi'an Cifan, Jieyi Peak, the Flying Eagle Path (Feiying Dao), Jiusi Pavilion, Nantian Bridge, Tadpole Cliff (Kedu Ya), Huxi Lake, Elephant Trunk Waterfall (Xiangbi Pubu), Jiutian Waterfall, Hubei Cliff, "Heavenly Steed Soaring Through the Skies" (Tianma Xingkong), Guanyin Cave, and the Heaven-Questioning Terrace (Wentian Tai).
In December 2015, Shenxianju Scenic Area was designated as a National 5A-level Tourist Attraction by the National Tourism Administration of the People's Republic of China.