Fun near Mount Tai 1. Tianjie Tianjie, located in the east of the worse gate, is a street leading from Tianmen to Bi Xia Temple. The whole street is about 1000 meters. People come and go in the street, and there are hotels, restaurants, shops and small shops of various colors everywhere. According to records, Tianjie has been very prosperous since the Qing Dynasty. Some bosses use objects to make flashlights, such as Taurus, parrot and wooden stick. 2. Black Dragon Pool is on Baizhang Cliff in Xixi, Taishan Mountain, with waterfalls running down. The perennial impact of waterfalls has formed a deep pool on the cliff. According to legend, this pool is connected with the Dragon Palace, and dragons can enter and leave freely, hence the name "Black Dragon Pool". Longtan Waterfall is one of the scenic spots in Xixi of Mount Tai. The waterfall on Guantan is splashed with infinite water, which makes people daydream infinitely. Black Dragon Pool looks small, but the bottom is bottomless. 3. Zhongtianmen Zhongtianmen, also known as Ertianmen, is one of the three major Tianmens in Mount Tai and the intersection of Shandong Road and Xima Road in Mount Tai. Located on the ridge of Huangxianling, with an altitude of 847 meters. If you want to climb the Zhongtianmen, you must first overcome the steep steps called "Little Eighteen Dishes" under Zhongtianmen. Zhongtianmen has quiet mountains and rivers and magnificent scenery. Visitors have risen to the "Zhongtian" and can see the beautiful scenery here. 4. Bi Xia Temple Bi Xia Temple is located on the south side of Mount Tai. Founded in 1009 (Song Zhenzong Dazhong Xiangfu 2 years). Bi Xia Temple is a group of magnificent alpine ancient buildings, which consists of twelve large buildings, such as the Ursa Major Hall and the Champs Elysé es. The whole building takes Zhaobi, Nanshenmen, Shanmen and Xiangting as the central axis, which is symmetrical from left to right, low in the south and high in the north, progressive layer by layer, ups and downs, and rough and rigorous layout. 5. Douli Palace Douli Palace, formerly known as "Longquan View", is the most quiet place in Taishan Scenic Area. Doum Palace is located in the north of Wanxian Building, built by the stream. Originally a Taoist temple, it was presided over by a nun in the early years of Qing Emperor Kangxi, dedicated to the mother of the Beidou stars. So it was renamed Doum Palace, also known as Miaoyuan. Doum Palace is divided into three courtyards: north, middle and south. The layout is dense, the building is calm and solemn, and the green hills outside the palace overlap, which is quiet and quiet.