Keyangshan Taoist temple Keyangxian Pavilion was built in the Southern Song Dynasty. Located in Guantou Village, Bandong Town, Minqing, at the top of the mountain at an altitude of 1000 meters. It is built of huge stones, commanding, with extraordinary majesty. The existing Keyang Xiange was rebuilt during the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty. The word "Keyangxian" on the pavilion top is said to be the fifth generation head of the fifth ancestor of Taoism in the Song Dynasty. In the Song Dynasty, Taoism was divided into Southern Sect (Southern Sect) and Northern Sect Quanzhen (Northern Sect), which was inscribed by Bai Yuchan, a native of Min Qing Dynasty. The pale rock wall stands here, misty. On a rainy day, Keyang Xiange, five meters away, is white, and the whole mountain is shrouded in blurred clouds, just like a fairyland on earth. When tourists come here, they will feel that they are in a painting. During the Qianlong period of Qing Dynasty, Yao Xunyi, the magistrate of Minqing County, was known as "a castle in the air, a natural gallery".
Keyang Xiange is well-known: According to legend, during the Southern Song Dynasty, there was a drought in Liudu Plain in Minqing (now Bandong Town), and Bai Yuchan, the fifth ancestor of Taoism who lived in his hometown, was originally named Ge Changgeng, and his ancestral home was Gebei Village, Zheng Xuan Township, Minqing County. Now he is begging for rain and disaster relief near Minqing County. Bai Yuchan led his disciples to build an altar at the top of Keyang Mountain, the highest place in Liudu Plain, to pray for rain. Thanks to his clever magic, he successfully prayed for rain. In recognition of his good deeds, later generations rebuilt the high altar rain-praying hall built by Bai Yuchan at the top of Keyang Mountain into today's Keyangxian Pavilion. In the summer of 2006, Zheng Qixiang, chairman of the board of directors of Sanqing Temple in Lianhua Mountain, Miri, Malaysia, Sarawak, Malaysia, the largest Taoist temple in Southeast Asia, visited the former residence of Huang Naixiang, the Hong Kong owner of the Malaysian poet witch "New Fuzhou", in Bandong Town, Minqing, which was deeply inspired by the past. He proposed to build a cement road into the mountain in Keyang Xiange Scenic Area, and all roads in the scenic area were paved with cement. He also built a welcoming gate in the scenic spot, which narrowed the distance with Keke.
The Lion Palace, which is three or four kilometers away from Keyang Xiange, is also a Taoist temple. It was built in the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty and dedicated to Zheng Fajing, the "Shi Tian" of Fuzhou in the middle of the Ming Dynasty. Zheng Fajing was born in Bantou Village, Huda Township, Minhou County, Fujian Province. It is said that his magic power is boundless, and Chang Weimin can eliminate disasters and ward off evil spirits, keeping one side safe and winning the trust and worship of Fuzhou people. Climbing to the top of the Lion Palace, looking vertically, you will feel that the surrounding peaks are stacked and the rocks are rugged. These peaks stand like beasts, or like screens, or like water pulling the ground, or like flags stretching, which is confusing. It is said that there is a bottomless tunnel behind the temple, leading to the Bandong Plain at the foot of the mountain. There are many cultural relics and treasures inside. The entrance and exit of the tunnel was destroyed in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, and the entrance and exit of the tunnel has not been found yet. The whereabouts of cultural relics and treasures in the tunnel are unknown. The current Lion Palace was rebuilt on the original site by later generations. Keyangshan has four unique skills: glutinous rice, wild camellia, stewed chicken and kimchi. Taoism has always attached importance to food. They collected fruits and herbs from the mountains. These four specialties are brewed with the traditional secret recipe of Taoism and have a unique flavor.