Jiuhua Mountain, located in Chizhou City, Anhui Province, is one of the "four famous Buddhist mountains in China" and is known as "the first mountain in Southeast China". Jiuhua Mountain has many famous temples and many cultural relics such as Buddha statues and Tibetan scriptures. Summer is hot, the weather is hot, and the mind is calm and naturally cool. Go to the refreshing Jiuhua Mountain for a few days, listen to the monks chanting in the temple, meditate in the morning fog and experience the essence of Taoism.
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Jiuhua Mountain, from the foothills to Tiantai Mountain, is full of famous temples and numerous cultural relics. There are 78 ancient temples such as Huacheng Temple, Shenyue Temple, Huiju Temple and Baisui Palace, with more than 500 statues of Buddha/kloc-0 and more than 300 pieces of cultural relics/kloc-0, including imperial edicts, Tibetan scriptures, other jade seals and utensils issued by the Wanli Emperor of the Ming Dynasty. So, when you come here, all you have to do is sincerely worship Buddha. There are many temples in Jiuhua Mountain, and several of them are not to be missed.
Wanghua Temple is the first temple to enter Jiuhua Mountain, the north gate of Jiuhua Mountain and the only entrance to Jiuhua Mountain. Dayuan Cultural Park, a 99-meter-long statue of Tibetan Bodhisattva, is the highest open-air bronze Buddha statue in the world. Body Hall, Golden Pagoda, also known as Moon Hall. In his later years, Di Chin hid in Nantai as a bible reader. Three years after death, the face is still like life, which is a sign that Bodhisattva wants to become a human being. So he built a three-story stone tower here to bury his body.
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Jiuhua Mountain (national natural and cultural heritage, national 5A-level tourist attraction)-Baidu Encyclopedia