City: Meishan City

Grade of scenic spot: 2A scenic spot

Photo of the scenic spot: (1 Zhang) The mountain road in Xixiang Pool Scenic Area hovers, and there are old trees in the road from time to time, and occasionally monkeys come out to beg for food. When tourists walk in it, they often make unexpected discoveries. Monkeys from Dong Leiping to Xixiangchi Scenic Area often appear in groups, and the old monkey ranks first with a proud attitude. When tourists pass this section, it is best to prepare food and bamboo sticks (hands) to qualify.

The geothermal energy in Xixiangchi Scenic Area is unique. The ancient temple has mountains on one side and deep valleys on three sides. Clouds often float between buildings. At an altitude of 2070 meters, it is an excellent place to enjoy the moon. The name of the temple comes from Buddhist legends. It is said that Pu Xian used to bathe in the pool here. Visitors can use this place as their old lodging place for going up and down Jinding, and there are many rooms in Xixiangchi Scenic Area. If it is the middle of the Lunar New Year, visitors may wish to come here to enjoy the beautiful night view of the clear sky and the jade moon.

goldentop

City: Meishan City

Grade of scenic spot: 4A scenic spot

Photo of scenic spots: (1 photo) Jinding is the second highest peak in Emei, with an altitude of 3,077 meters, which is a general name for temples such as Huazang Temple and Woyun 'an. Mo Zhu, the son of Zhu Yuanzhang 2 1, the emperor of the Ming Dynasty, gave 3,000 taels of gold to build the "Golden Hall of the Great Emei Mountain" with gold, hence the name Jinding. Then it was destroyed and rebuilt many times. 1986, the government once again allocated funds for the reconstruction of Jinding Huazang Temple, and Mr. Zhao Puchu, President of the Chinese Buddhist Association, wrote the "Huazang Temple" plaque.

Now we can see the tall, spacious and magnificent Xinhua Tibetan Temple, which stands on the majestic top of the mountain, making the prestigious Jinding show its elegance again. Climbing the Jinding can see the "four wonders", sunrise, sea of clouds, Buddha's light and holy lamp. Whenever it rains and snows, the sun shines in the west, and the sun shines obliquely on the cloud blanket under the sacrificial rock, forming a colorful halo, and the figure is reflected in the ring, and the figure sees itself. This is the famous "Buddha Light". On a moonless night, under the dark cliff, you can see stars, sometimes flying and sometimes falling on the ground. According to Buddhists, this is "all the holy lights against Pu Xian".

Pengzu Mountain (fairy mountain)

City: Meishan City

Grade of scenic spot: 2A scenic spot

Photos of scenic spots: (1 photo) Peng Zu is a provincial-level scenic spot in Peng Zu County, Sichuan Province. The mountain is not high, the pace is slow, the mountains are shaded by trees and the bamboo forests are green. It is said to be the hometown and burial place of Dr. Shang Xian Peng Zu, with Peng Zu's Tomb and other scenic spots. Regarding Peng Zu, Ci Hai is defined as "a legendary story character". It is said that Peng Zu lived to be 800 years old, while Pengshan used the 60-day chronology, and Peng Zu was 130 years old.

Pengshan is the hometown of longevity. In the 1990s, there were more than 50 centenarians with names and information. However, whether Peng Zu really exists is still a mystery. Peng Zu may be a historical figure with legendary elements. Behind the stone tablet of "the ancestor of Chinese health" is the Yangshengtang, which is about 2-300 square meters. The front of the hall is a color Peng Zu health care map. The secret of Peng Zu's health preservation is summarized as atrioventricular surgery, dietotherapy surgery and qigong instruction. After that, the three parts are elaborated and explained in detail, and Peng Zu's Thirteen Methods of Health Care Map is regarded as "The Complete Book of Ancient Atrioventricular Health Care". As the saying goes, "the mountain is not high, but the fairy is in the spirit."

Peng Zu, formerly known as fairy mountain, was called Wu Pengshan and Peng Nvshan in ancient times. It was named after Peng Zu and his daughter who lived here and cultivated immortals. It's 608m above sea level, with vertical height difference105m. Overlooking Pengzu Mountain, a vein rises slightly from the bottom of the valley, gradually becomes higher and bigger, winds straight up, finally grows into a high mountain, and then comes to an abrupt end. Under the high mountain, another ridge rises slightly, rises gradually, gets bigger and bigger, is surrounded by rising veins, winds down, and finally grows into a huge hill, and then stops abruptly, just like the rising pulse of 20 countries and regions rises slightly. Known as the swing and the earth cyclone, it seems that two mountains embrace each other and rotate to drive the yin and yang of heaven and earth. Why did a generation of longevity masters choose Pengzu Mountain as their old age settlement? It turns out that Peng Zu is a natural place of Tai Chi! Peng Zu's old man has a unique vision.

Here, it is a three-dimensional nature; The best place to visit, you can clearly see that Pengzu Mountain and Shouquan ravines form Yin and Yang fish chasing each other. The fish eye of the Yang fish happens to be Peng Zu's tomb, and the Tea Tree Ditch is the "S" dividing line between the two fish, which just conforms to the Tai Chi principle of Yang rising and gloomy. The temple at the top of the mountain is called Huiguang Temple. The temples are resplendent and magnificent, with strong incense and many Buddha statues. It is a good place to worship Buddha on the mountain. Walking north along Huiguang Temple, you can see the first "Double Buddha" in the world. Standing Buddha is Sakyamuni Buddha, 32 meters high, and sitting Buddha is a treasure Buddha, 28 meters high. This standing and sitting Buddha statue is slightly consistent with the mountains, so it is called double Buddha. The Double Buddha was built in the Kaiyuan period of the Tang Dynasty, earlier than the Leshan Giant Buddha. As far as the height of the Buddha statue is concerned, it ranks sixth in the world, and two such giant buddhas stand side by side, which is unique.

The two Buddha statues are solemn, solemn and kind, which have interpreted many Buddhist argots. Here, it is a unique gathering gas field, built according to the 64-column pattern of Tianyuan Square, with a three-dimensional natural Tai Chi gas field. It is a holy place for qigong lovers to dream of gathering qi. The Health Pavilion vividly interprets the essence of Peng Zu's longevity and health preservation. There is a natural "couple tree" outside the temple, also known as the Yin-Yang tree, which is the same root of Cinnamomum camphora and Ubuntu. Cinnamomum camphora is tall and straight, and Ubuntu demon is small and exquisite, embracing each other here, which coincides with the way of Yin and Yang in Peng Zu. There are dozens of reliefs in the temple, which reproduce Peng Zu's "house art" and reveal the mystery of Peng Zu's health preservation. Peng Zu was the earliest master of sexology, and he advocated that "Yin and Yang should be in harmony" for a hundred years. "Indulgence" also opposes "banning customs", but advocates "moderation" and "moderation". He advocates "men and women complement each other, and heaven and earth coexist", and a healthy sex life is beneficial to the body and mind.

Su Zhe Shou Si Su Xun Former Residence

City: Meishan City

Grade of scenic spot: 3A scenic spot

Photo of scenic spots: (1 photo) Susan Temple in Meishan is the former residence of three famous writers Su Xun, Su Shi and Su Zhe in the Northern Song Dynasty (960- 1 127). Located in the southwest corner of Meishan City, Sichuan Province. In the Yuan Dynasty, the house became a shrine to Susan. It was expanded during the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty, but it was destroyed by fire at the end of the Ming Dynasty, leaving only five monuments and one clock. In the 4th year of Emperor Kangxi of Qing Dynasty (1665), it was rebuilt on the original site, and it was repaired in all previous dynasties. Now it covers an area of 56,800 square meters. On July 7th, 1980 was announced by the Sichuan Provincial People's Government as a key cultural relic protection unit. 1April, 984, Meishan susan museum was established.

Susan Temple has experienced ups and downs since it was built in Yuan Dynasty. It has always been a gathering place for literati and the general public to worship sages. After hundreds of years of construction, the whole ancestral temple is surrounded by red walls, green water and ancient trees and bamboos, forming the island living characteristics of "three points of water and two points of bamboo". The total construction area of Susan Temple is11500m2. The main buildings are the main entrance, the front hall, the Hall of the Great Hero, the Hall of the Seven Immortals, the Laifeng Pavilion, the East-West Wing, the Yuyunlou, the Cape Pavilion, the Ruilian Pavilion, the Baipo Pavilion, the Monument Pavilion, the Baoyu Pavilion, the Suxuan Pavilion, the Sujing Pavilion, the Oasis Pavilion and the Bantan. The hall part consists of a three-way quadrangle. Although it is handled according to the axis, the two sides are balanced, and there is no strict symmetry, but they are free to change and flexible.

Garden landscape formed and maintained the distinctive features of natural, simple and elegant traditional gardens in Sichuan in Qing Dynasty. The halls and corridors of the house are arranged in an orderly way, with dots, lines and surfaces echoing, dense and well-proportioned, and the plaques and couplets are colorful. The whole ancestral hall has the elegant atmosphere of Zhuang Mu, the former residence of historical and cultural celebrities, which is pleasing to the eye and lingering. It is praised as a model of Sichuan classical gardens in China by contemporary Chinese and foreign cultural celebrities and classical garden experts.

Emeishan scenic spot

City: Meishan City

Grade of scenic spot: 5A scenic spot

Photos of scenic spots: (3 photos) Mount Emei stands in the southwest of Sichuan Basin, 7 kilometers southwest of Mount Emei and 37 kilometers east of Leshan. It is one of the four famous Buddhist mountains in China. The elevation of Wanfo Peak.