Introduction of Bailongguan Scenic Spot in Hengshan Mountain;

Ba Long Temple is located in Hengshan Town, at the junction of Changzhou and Wuxi in Jiangsu Province. Located in Huangmaoling Shandong, south of Xiazifeng in Hengshan Scenic Area, it faces south, with pavilions, mountains and rivers. The mountains are surrounded by water and have an extraordinary momentum. Migratory birds gather, flowers and birds sing, all year round. This is really a wonderful place on earth. As early as 1982, Bailong Temple was approved as a municipal cultural protection unit, and in 1989, the town jointly funded the restoration of the main building, Jade Emperor Hall. May 8 1997 was approved by Wujin Religious Affairs Bureau as a venue for Taoist activities, reopened to the outside world and renamed as "Ba Long Temple". In recent years, internal houses and historical sites have been protected and maintained in strict accordance with the Cultural Relics Law. Architectural engineering is also antique, and now it can provide accommodation and tour guides for tourists and believers from all over the world, hold various Dojo, cultural consultation and Taoist Qigong health preservation. Two thousand-year-old ginkgo trees in it are more than 300 meters high, and more than three people embrace each other, with lush foliage, numerous fruits and sweet nuts. There are many "tree ginseng" on a branch, about 60 cm long, which is really rare. For more than 300 years, the trunk of the ancient magnolia has been tall and straight. In early spring, the silver flowers are blooming and the fragrance of flowers floats for miles. The ancient boxwood, ancient southern bamboo and osmanthus trees are lush, and the five big cherry trees are full of fruits and fragrance every year. The sculpture of the White Dragon Empress in Neilongtan is lifelike, the Tai Chi Yin and Yang balls are magically turning, the water in the pool is crystal clear, fish and shrimp swim, overlooking the mountains, the water is silent, and the feeling of returning to nature arises spontaneously.