Longquan Temple

Longquan Temple is a large-scale construction, covering an area of more than 10,000 square meters, and a construction area of more than 4,000 square meters. The overall architectural layout is three courtyards. The first entry is from the mountain gate downstairs of Kuixing. After entering the temple, there are welcome pine and welcome all beings. The first buildings to enter the courtyard include Chenghuang Temple, Cheshen Temple, Lujin Temple, Taisui Temple, Fire Temple, Law Guard Hall, Grand Theatre, Dragon Carving, Freeing Pool, etc.

Jiuding Longquan Temple (Longquan Mountain City) is a national AAA-level tourist attraction, located in Majiazhai Town, 27 kilometers southeast of Kaiyuan City, located in the back mountain of Majiazhai Village, south of Ivory Mountain. Here is the ancient city of Gaoguli Mountain, surrounded by nine peaks on all sides, sitting north facing south, like a dragon chair, there is a dwarf mountain in front of the dragon book case, in front of the horizontal temple, there is a pool of clear water at its foot, more than 130 meters, dry time does not dry, the time does not overflow, very magical. Therefore, it is named Jiuding Longquan Temple.

Longquan Temple is located on the mountainside of Fengshan Mountain on the north side of the county seat of Chongxin County, Pingliang City. It is the most famous tourist resort in Chongxin County. The monastery is built on the mountain. There are streams and trees in the mountains. You can worship Buddha and pray for blessings, and you can roam between the mountains and rivers to feel leisurely and comfortable.

当地人爬山避暑的地方，但山腰往山顶走的路线暴露在阳光下很晒，山顶景色可以俯瞰县城，有一些人造建筑，整体趣味性一般，没必要专门去

The scenery is beautiful, there are few tourists during May 1st, it was also rainy at that time, but the scenery in the rain has a more refreshing feeling.

Longquan Temple is a low mountain ditch landform, green mountains hidden, green water leisure, the temple is located in the north bank of the Luohe River, Chongxin County, Pingliang City, Gansu Province, the national AAAA-level tourist area