Which city does Maling Mountain belong to?

Maling Mountain belongs to Xinyi City, Tancheng County and Linshu County.

Maling Mountain is a famous natural and cultural landscape in China, which spans Linshu, Tancheng and Xinyi counties in Shandong Province and is a low mountain and hilly area. It starts from Cao Zhuang, Linshu County in the north and reaches Jiangsu in the south, stretching for more than 60 kilometers from north to south, hence the name "Benma". It is a provincial-level scenic spot, a provincial-level nature reserve, a national geological park and a national 4A-level scenic spot.

Malingshan is located in Malingshan Town, xinyi city, Xuzhou City. It is a low hill that stretches for dozens of kilometers. Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty passed by here when he went down to Jiangnan. Maling Mountain in Xinyi is a Danxia landform, which brings reddish mountains and numerous caves, large areas of bamboo forests, hills and lakes, and paid cruise ships on the lake. The scenery here is beautiful, suitable for weekend leisure and mountain climbing.

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Maling Mountain is characterized by a beautiful landscape combination, and its main cultural connotation is the humanistic landscape represented by Huating, Xiaoxuzhuang ancient cultural site and the famous Maling ancient battlefield in the Warring States period. It is a tourist attraction integrating sightseeing, popular science education, patriotism education and national defense education.

Maling Mountain in Xuzhou is a low hill spanning Linshu, Tancheng and Xinyi, Jiangsu. The mountain ranges from Cao Zhuang, Linshu County in the north to Jiangsu in the south, stretching for more than 60 kilometers. It is named after the galloping horse. It is mainly composed of Fengshan, Doushan, Hushan, Grandma Mountain and Huanghualing "Five Sisters Mountain", of which Wuhuaping in Fengshan is the main peak.

The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Malingshan.