Songlanshan, Tourist attraction in Xiangshan County, Zhejiang, China

Songlanshan is a coastal scenic area on the shores of Dandong and Juexi subdistricts in Xiangshan County, Zhejiang, about 9 km from the county seat, with a planned area of 31.22 km². Its peaks are the tail ridges of the Tiantai Mountains, forming islands and headlands; small beaches lie in the bays between them, including East Beach, South Beach and Baisha Bay. Parts of the coast are steep, with deep sea caves.

The source documents record no Song-dynasty temple or wartime fortifications at Songlanshan. Its documented history is modern: the area served as Ningbo's water sports training base and as a training site for sailing and windsurfing in Zhejiang Province. The Zhejiang Ocean Sports Center at Songlanshan was built to host the sailing and windsurfing competitions of the 2022 Asian Games.

The name Songlanshan combines the characters for pine and orchid, though the sources do not explain its origin. The coast's deep caves and steep headlands carry the legend of the Five Dragons Gathering, a tale tied to specific rock formations. Since the 2020s the Zhejiang Ocean Sports Center has hosted sailing and windsurfing training, and the 2022 Asian Games sailing and windsurfing events were scheduled there.

The area is easily accessible by direct bus from Xiangshan, taking about 15 minutes for an affordable ride. A scenic coastal road stretches for about 12 kilometers and connects various sections with numerous viewpoints. Visitors should bring supplies and water, as food options inside are limited to a small shop, though hotels are available near the entrance.

Songlanshan served as Ningbo's water sports training base and is used for sailing and windsurfing training by Ningbo and Zhejiang teams. The Zhejiang Ocean Sports Center here is scheduled to host the sailing and windsurfing competitions of the 2022 Asian Games.