Zuiweng Pavilion is the first of the four famous pavilions. It was built in Li Qing in the Northern Song Dynasty for six years (1064). Named after Ouyang Xiu, one of the eight masters in Tang and Song Dynasties, he is famous for writing Zuiweng Pavilion. "The scenery of the Chu River is getting brighter and brighter in Ou Gong's works". The famous saying "the meaning of drunkenness is not in wine, but also in mountains and rivers" is a household name. The pavilions in the scenic area have different styles. There is a garden in the garden and a scene in the scene, which is called "intoxicating nine scenes". Among them, Ouyang Xiu's hand-planted plum is one of the four birthday stars in China, and Su Dongpo's calligraphy tablet Zuiweng Pavilion is a rare treasure. Zuiweng Pavilion is known as "the first pavilion in the world". In June, 5438 +065438+2004 10, "Zuiweng Pavilion" appeared in the national business card "China Famous Pavilion (I)" in the form of stamps.
Erxiantang was built in the second year of Shaosheng in the Northern Song Dynasty (1095) to commemorate Wang Yucheng and Ouyang Xiu. There are statues of Wang Yucheng and Ouyang Xiu in the hall, and the complete works of Ouyang Wenzhong, some photos of Ouyang Xiu's handwriting and related historical materials are displayed. The screens of Friends and Drunk Pavilion are hung on the wall.
Baosongzhai was built by Shao Qing Feng Ruoyu of Nantaipu Temple in the second year of Ming Dynasty (1622). There are two inscriptions on Zuiweng Pavilion, which were written by Su Shi in Song and Yuan Dynasties (109 1). The word "Owen Su" is a precious gem. Under the eaves on the east side of the house, there are inscriptions such as "Baosong House" written by Feng Ruoyu in Ming Dynasty and rebuilding Zuiweng Pavilion in Ming Dynasty.
Fenggongmiao
It was built in the Chongzhen period of the Ming Dynasty (1628- 1644). It was built by Chu people to commemorate the meritorious service of building "Baosongzhai" to protect the monument of "Irving Perilla" in Nantaipu Temple of the Ming Dynasty. After the damage. The present building was rebuilt in the original site of 1988 Langya Mountain Management Office.
Ougong temple
The original building of Ougong Temple is located in the Awakening Garden in Zuiwengting Scenic Area. It was built by Bob chen, the magistrate of Chu County in the 15th year of the Republic of China (1926). It was the place where people commemorated Ouyang Xiu at that time. In the original building, there are many articles and poems commemorating Ou Gong by ancestors. The building, with seven bungalows and quadrangular layout, was destroyed by the Japanese army during the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period. With the development of tourism, in order to continue the Zuiweng Pavilion culture and let tourists know more about Langya Mountain and Zuiweng Pavilion, we rebuilt the Ougong Temple. In the rebuilt Ougong Temple, there is a Xingxinzhai, in which the statue of Ouyang Xiu, the treasure of Langya Mountain, the couplet inscribed by Sun Yong, an official and minister of the Northern Song Dynasty, and the eulogy written by famous figures Su Shi, Su Zhe, Wang Anshi and Ceng Gong in the Northern Song Dynasty are engraved, and the "Ming Dynasty" is reproduced again in the Zhai. In the "Ou Gong Temple", according to the idea of the builders of that year, depending on the mountain, the rocks on the inclined mountain are exposed, flowers and trees are widely planted, and vine cloisters reappear. The garden style of the whole yard is different. Seeing the scenery and things, the "Ou Gong Temple" will definitely become an excellent scenic spot to remember Ou Gong.
Xiang Ying Pavilion
Located on the west side of Langya Mountain Italy Pavilion. Built in the Hongxi period of the Ming Dynasty, it was originally named "Seeing Mei Ting". In the 24th year of Emperor Kangxi of Qing Dynasty (1685), Wang Cikui, the magistrate of Chuzhou, renamed the pavilion "Shadow Pavilion" because he could see the reflection of Gu Mei in the north of the pavilion and smell the fragrance of plum blossoms.
Yizhi pavilion
South of Lingxi Stone in Langya Mountain. In the 40th year of Jiajing in Ming Dynasty (156 1), Shao Qing Mao Peng of Nantaipu Temple built the "Quanchun Pavilion". In the thirty-first year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1603), Chuzhou Lu dug stones and drew water around Junchun Pavilion, imitating the scene in the preface to the Lanting Pavilion by Wang Xizhi, a book sage in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, and built a "winding water and flowing water" as a place for tourists to play and drink. Later generations rebuilt "Quanchun Pavilion" into Suzhou garden architecture style and renamed it "Yiting".
Gumei (Europe and America)
Originally known as "Meiruitang", it was built by Zhang, a judge of Chuzhou, in the 14th year of Jiajing in Ming Dynasty (1535) to watch ancient plum blossoms. In the 17th year of the Republic of China (1928), Huang Yiwu, a calligrapher of Zhou Dynasty, wrote "Gu Meiting" on the cliff behind the temple, renamed it "Gu Meiting", and six stone tablets were embedded in the wall of the pavilion, which was inscribed by Shang Shu 'ao, a university student and official of Wenhua Temple in Qing Dynasty (1649- 1725).
Niangquan
Rangquan
Located in Langya Mountain, that is, the Zan Spring in the Zuiweng Pavilion. "Six or seven miles up the mountain, you gradually hear the sound of water gurgling, and those who overflow between the two peaks brew springs." Rangquan is located on the south bank of the glass marsh near Zuiweng Pavilion in Langya Mountain. The square pool is built with stones around the spring. The square pool is three feet square, but the depth of the pool is more than one foot. Above the square pool is the inscription "Niangquan" rebuilt by Wang Cikui of Chuzhou in the 40th year of the Qing Dynasty (170 1). Brewing spring never dries up, and the water temperature is kept at 17- 18℃ all the year round, also known as "glass spring". This spring water is poured into the cup, although it is full but not overflowing, and it is sweet and palatable. It was built in the Chongzhen period of the Ming Dynasty (1628- 1644). It was built by Chu people to commemorate the meritorious service of building "Baosongzhai" to protect the monument of "Irving Perilla" in Nantaipu Temple of the Ming Dynasty. After the damage. The present building was rebuilt in the original site of 1988 Langya Mountain Management Office.
Langya moyuan
Langya Moyuan is the first scenic spot to enter the scenic spot. The scenic spot is Suzhou garden architecture style, with pavilions, halls, terraces, pavilions, corridors, small bridges and rockeries, with pleasant scenery. Moyuan stele gallery is a good place for tourists to understand and study Langya Mountain. Collected and sorted out precious poems related to Langya Mountain and Zuiwengting culture, and wrote more than 200 celebrity calligraphy on it, including Qiao Shi, former chairman of the National People's Congress Standing Committee (NPCSC), Li, vice chairman of the National People's Congress Standing Committee (NPCSC), famous calligrapher, Xiao Xian, Fan Ceng, calligrapher Shan Li and Cai Yuanpei, former chairman of the National Government. Stepping into Langya Mo Garden can not only enjoy the beautiful scenery of Langya Garden, but also be a good place for tourists to understand and study Langya Mountain.
Ouyang xiu memorial hall
Ouyang Xiu Memorial Hall is located 400 meters west of Zuiweng Pavilion. It is divided into two buildings, east and west, which are connected by pavilions and corridors. The name of the museum was inscribed by Mr. Guo Moruo himself. There are statues of Ouyang Xiu and 30 murals that comprehensively introduce Ouyang Xiu's life, which fully show Ouyang Xiu's character, politics, knowledge and writings, and reappear the image of a generation of literati Ouyang Xiu in front of tourists with the original appearance of history. The two sides of the gallery are inlaid with Zuiweng Pavilion inscribed by famous artists such as Su Shi, Su Shi, Zhao Mengfu, Dong Qichang, etc. It is amazing to be in it.
Langya temple
In the sixth year of Tang Dynasty, it was built by Li Youqing, the secretariat of Chuzhou, and Chen Fa, a mountain monk. It is a famous Buddhist resort. There are 85 scenic spots and sites in the scenic area, among which the Buddha statues painted by Wu Daozi are rare treasures, and the thousands of jade buddhas donated by Myanmar are the most in the country. The temples are surrounded by incense all the year round and are the key protected temples in the country.
Qianzun Jade Buddha Hall
In the second year of Shaosheng in the Northern Song Dynasty (1095), the Chu people built it in memory of Wang Yucheng and Ouyang Xiu. There are statues of Wang Yucheng and Ouyang Xiu in the hall, and the complete works of Ouyang Wenzhong, some photos of Ouyang Xiu's handwriting and related historical materials are displayed. The screens of Friends and Drunk Pavilion are hung on the wall.
Spring of Zhuo Ying
On the north side of the Daxiong Hall of Langya Mountain Langya Temple, at the foot of Mingyueguan North Courtyard, it was originally named "Zhu Ziquan". Spring water comes from stone, crystal clear, sweet and moist. It was made by Li Youqing, the secretariat of Chuzhou in the sixth year of the Tang Dynasty (77 1). The seal inscribed by the famous calligrapher Li is regarded as a treasure by the world. Now the inscription has been lost. Later, Zhang Yi wrote a three-character tablet "Bamboo Spring" and lay under the spring. In the thirty-second year of Jiajing in Ming Dynasty (1553), Putian native Zheng Datong came to visit Langya. He saw that the spring was so clear that he could wash his hat and tassel, and the word "Zhuo Ying" was engraved on the cliff, which was also called Zhuoying Spring by later generations. Today, the word "illegitimate child spring" inscribed by predecessors still exists on the cliff beside the spring.
Daxiong Hall is the main building of Langya Temple in Langya Mountain. It was built in the sixth year of Tang Dali (77 1). The main hall is about 14 meters high and about 15.3 meters deep. There are five halls. The tablet in front of the main hall was inscribed by Zhao Puchu, former president of the Chinese Buddhist Association. The present temple was built in five years of the Republic of China.
Sakyamuni temple
It is the main building of Langya Temple in Langya Mountain. It was built in the sixth year of Tang Dynasty (77 1). The temple is about 14 meters high and about 15.3 meters deep. There are five halls. The plaque in front of the temple was inscribed by Zhao Puchu, former president of the Chinese Buddhist Association. The temple was built in the fifth year of the Republic of China (19 16), with statues of Sakyamuni, Guanyin Bodhisattva, Eighteen Arhats and so on.
Langya ancient road
Located in Langya Mountain, it is a road for people to climb. Founded in Jiajing period of Ming Dynasty, it is about 1200m long and paved with bluestone, which is a well-preserved ancient road in China. There are towering old trees on both sides of the ancient road, and birds are singing and flowers are fragrant.
Nantianmen Nantianmen
Located in the southeast commanding heights of Langya Mountain, there are ancient buildings such as Huifeng Pavilion and Gubixia Palace. Bixia Palace is managed by the descendants of Quanzhen Huashan School; Dengtianmen can overlook the Yangtze River as an area, Zhongshan Mountain as a snail, overlooking the gathering of peaks, such as tidal surges; 1On July 3, 992, the "mirage" filmed here was known as the "eternal wonder" Nantianmen.
A palace was built at the top of Bixia Palace, which is Bixia Palace. Every year on the ninth day of the first month, people come to burn incense and sacrifice, and gradually form a grand and lively "Langya Mountain Temple Fair".