Tieshan, located about 22 kilometers west of Dazu City in Chongqing, is the westernmost town in Dazu District. It has an area of 61.55 square kilometers and a population of nearly 40,000. It is located at the intersection of Dazu District, Rongchang District and Anyue County in Sichuan, Chongqing, so it can be said that it is a foot-stepping three counties (districts). Due to its unique geographical location, the border economy is quite developed, and it is the main border trade town in the western part of Dazu District.
In fact, Iron Mountain is not as strong as its name, on the contrary, it is a water city, born of water, built of water, and there is a Dongting River passing through its territory. The Dongting River, a 40-kilometer-long tributary, is not very beautiful, but its landscape is very beautiful, and it has fed many cities, including Tieshan City, which is the mother river of Tieshan City. It is the mother river of Iron City. Because of the relationship between the Dongting River, Tieshan also has the Northwest Reservoir and the Zhongjiagou Reservoir, and there are many stone bridges in Tieshan, as well as the beautiful Jiangnan Water Town, which is a good place with beautiful mountains and clear waters.
Iron Mountain is not only strategically located and beautifully landscaped, but also known for its numerous agricultural and sideline products. The most famous of these is the tens of thousands of acres of grapes harvested in summer, with many varieties and good taste, and the annual wine tourism and cultural festival and the ten-mile-long grape viewing promenade will attract many tourists. In winter, quality Iron Mountain Goat is the best tonic drink for foodies. Mountains, water and beautiful scenery also make Iron Mountain a great place for sightseeing, rural tourism and fishing.
The historical and cultural attractions of Iron Mountain are also worth mentioning. The most famous of these is the Nearly 1,400-year-old Stone Carving of The Iron Mountain, which is one of the representative works of Dazu Stone Carving. Iron Mountain's Grand Stamen Street is also a great place to explore history and culture.