Mount Lu 3D Terrain Model
UNESCO heritage range in Jiangxi crowned by Hanyang Peak at 1474 m. Export as printable STL, OBJ, DAE or Rhino 3DM.
- Coverage
- Jiangxi, China
- Coordinates
- 29.55°N 115.98°E
- Model area
- ≈ 416 km²
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About this place
Mount Lu, or Lushan, is an oval granite and fault-block massif about 25 km long and 10 km wide in Jiujiang, Jiangxi, rising to Hanyang Peak at 1,474 m beside the Yangtze River and Poyang Lake. For much of the year its summits float above a sea of clouds, a spectacle lasting nearly 200 days that has inspired countless poems, among them Su Shi's famous lament that one cannot know the true face of Lushan while standing upon it. Long a spiritual crossroads, the mountain saw the monk Huiyuan found Pure Land Buddhism and Donglin Temple here around AD 400, and it later hosted Daoist temples, the Confucian White Deer Grotto Academy revitalised by Zhu Xi, and even Christian missions. Its sheer cliffs, hidden valleys and more than a hundred waterfalls include the celebrated Three Tiled Springs. Inscribed by UNESCO in 1996 as a cultural landscape, Lushan also served as a summer retreat for Western missionaries at Kuling and as the summer capital of Nationalist China, and it was the setting of Mao Zedong's three pivotal party conferences. Fine cloud-mist tea is still grown on its slopes.
How to use
For hiking & outdoor
Use the 3D view to read ridgelines, relief and the overall shape of the terrain before a trip. It is a static elevation model for reference only; it is not live navigation, routing or safety guidance.
For 3D printing
Download the model as STL, OBJ, DAE or Rhino 3DM and open it in your slicer or CAD tool. Files carry terrain geometry only; printability, scale and mesh quality depend on how you slice them and are not guaranteed here.
