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西岳華山位于陝西西安以东120千米的华阴市，古称太華山，海拔2160米，是我国国家级风景区。

在五岳之中，華山以险著称，登山之路蜿蜒曲折，到处都是悬崖绝壁，还有“自古華山一条道”之说。華山五峰中又以東峰（朝阳）、西峰（莲花）、南峰（落雁）三峰较高：東峰是凌晨观日出的佳处，西峰的东西两侧状如莲花，是華山最秀奇的山峰，南峰落雁是華山最高峰。三峰以下还有中峰（玉女）和北峰（云台）两峰。玉女峰相传曾有玉女乘白马入山间。云台峰顶平坦如云中之台，著名的“智取華山”的故事就发生在这里。

華山的名胜古迹也很多。庙宇道观、亭台楼阁、雕像石刻随处可见，華山上比较著名的古迹有玉泉院、真武宫、金天宫（白帝祠）等景點。華山以北7千米处的西岳庙是古时祭祀西岳華山神的庙宇。

華山索道全长1550米，从山脚沿当年“智取華山”的小道上空飞架，直达北峰，落差近800米，穿行在绝壁峡谷之间，蔚为壮观。这使不同年龄、不同体质的中外的游客都能领略到華山之美。

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