Shigu Mingshanfang Mountain

[Fun] Gushan leisurely climb, more than 3 hours up and down the most like to suck the river Lanruo next time you must go to drink tea and read a book for a day. [Cost-effective] Not bad, not expensive for a day. [View] Good

Before entering Yongquan Temple, you will walk from here. Here is the parking lot and scenic bus ticket office. Yongquan Temple tickets will go into a section of the road and then buy. This is a Chinese-style classical archway, and the surrounding area is mainly its most conspicuous.

In the rain, I wanted to go to Sanfang Qixiang to visit the old street first, and then temporarily changed to visit Gushan first. After all, it is rare to be sunny! The archway is located outside the Yongquan Temple on the mountain, and has become the mountain gate of the temple, but it looks like a brand new antique building. The temple actually charges 40 yuan! The free Meili scenic spot nearby is very quiet and quiet, especially the small temple of "Sucking the River Lanruo".

Shigu Mingshanfang is a big archway that must pass to Gushan Yongquan Temple, antique. Going to Gushan, in addition to climbing the mountain and entering the temple, I mainly admire the cliff stone carvings. Gushan cliff stone carvings are a wonderful in the treasure trove of Chinese cultural heritage. The existing 608 Fang Guobao-level cliff carvings are concentrated in Lingyuan Cave, Mountaineering Ancient Road, 18 Jingjing, Yongquan Temple, Baiyun Cave and so on. The stone carvings began in Song Qingli six years (1046), and have retained 2,400 celebrity inscriptions since the Yuan, Ming, Qing and Republic of China. Lingyuan Cave is the most concentrated place of cliff carvings in the whole mountain, with fonts, affiliations, lines, grass, and furniture. The content involves politics, history, religion, culture, etc., known as the "Southeast Stele Forest", which has important ornamental, scientific research and humanities reference values for studying ancient Chinese calligraphy. 2001 On June 25, 2008, Gushan Cliff Stone Carvings, as cultural relics from the Song Dynasty to the modern period, were approved by the State Council to be included in the list of the fifth batch of key cultural relics protection units nationwide. Figure 1: "Shigu Mingshan" archway; Figure 2: The imperial book "Yongquan Temple" awarded by Kangxi in 1699, the mud gold plaque is hanging high above the gate of the Temple of the Tenno King; Figure 3: The terracotta tower of thousands of Buddhas, 7 meters high, nine floors in the octagonal, and the statue of the tower has 1038 Buddha statues - in 2001 as part of the "Gushan cliff stone carving" was announced as a key cultural relics protection unit in the country; Figure 4: The inscription "And Yu" of Wei Jie (No. Humble Fu) in the Fahua Cave is inscribed in the Qing Dynasty; Figure 5: Gushan Cliff Inscription was announced as a provincial cultural relics protection unit in May 1961; Figure 6: Gushan 18 View Park South Gate; Figure 7: On the left side of the cave, 55 Buddha names are engraved, along with 33 Buddha names engraved on the broken wall under Luohantai, becoming 88 Buddha numbers, which are handwriting of Daoyu Masters; Figure 8: Gushan Road Wanshou Tower and surrounding stone carvings; Figure 9: The rock wall on the southwest side of the Lingyuan Cave Bridge is engraved with a "stone nodding" Buddha statue, like a high 2.45 meter, holding a scripture roll, sitting in a group; Figure 10: Lingyuan Cave Guanyin Pavilion.

It’s more grandma to burn incense here. I didn’t go in. Grandma said that the temple here is OK. When I went there that day, there were fewer people. Gushan was also very big. It was a free ticket attraction.