Mount Hua, also known as Huashan, is a mountain range located in Shaanxi Province, China. It is one of China's Five Great Mountains, a group of sacred mountains that have been revered by Chinese people for centuries. Mount Hua is famous for its steep cliffs, narrow paths, and stunning views, making it a popular destination for hikers, adventure seekers, and nature lovers.

The mountain range has five peaks, each with its own unique features and attractions. The highest peak is the South Peak, which rises to an elevation of 2,155 meters (7,070 feet) above sea level. Other peaks include the East Peak, West Peak, North Peak, and Middle Peak.

The mountain range is home to a number of temples, monasteries, and shrines, including the Jade Spring Temple, the Temple of the Heavenly Kings, and the Cuiyun Palace. These historic sites add to the cultural and spiritual significance of Mount Hua.

One of the most popular attractions on Mount Hua is the infamous plank walk, a narrow path bolted to the side of a cliff that allows hikers to walk along a sheer drop-off with nothing between them and the valley floor. The path is often crowded, and safety equipment is provided to ensure that hikers are secure while walking along it.