Huashan Mountain, located in Huayin County, is the Western Mountain among the Five Sacred Mountains. Huashan Mountain ranks first among the five mountains in terms of danger, and there is a saying that Huashan Mountain has an ancient path. The name Huashan has many origins. In general, like the lotus, it is inseparable from the top of Mount Huashan. Huahua was common in ancient times. As the "Shui Jing Zhu" says, it looks like a flower from a distance, hence the name. Huashan Mountain has five peaks: east, west, south, north and middle. Dongfeng is one of the strange peaks in Huashan Mountain. It is also known as Chaoyang Peak because there is a platform at the top of the mountain to watch the sunrise and beautiful scenery. Beifeng, also known as Yuntai Mountain, is a mountain with towering cliffs on three sides. There is only one mountain road leading to Nanshan.
The movie "Taking Huashan by Wisdom" is adapted from this. The west peak is called Lotus Peak, and there is an ax to chop the rocks on the top. According to legend, the scene in the fairy tale "Lotus Lantern" where Agarwood split the mountain to save her mother happened here. The south peak, Luo Yan Peak, is the main peak of Huashan Mountain, with an altitude of 2083 meters. It is also the most dangerous peak in Huashan Mountain, with towering pines and cypresses and lush forests. There is a long plank road flying back and forth to the east of the peak. The middle peak, also known as Yunu Mountain, is attached to the west wall of the east peak and is the throat leading to the east, west and south peaks. Huashan is a steep mountain with beautiful scenery. Along the mountain road, you can see many scenic spots from Yuquanyuan to Heilongling. From the foot of Huashan Mountain to Qingkeping, the scenery is quiet, the valley is green, the birds are singing, the flowers are fragrant, and the flowing springs are hanging, which makes people feel relaxed and happy.
To the east of Qingpingping is where the real rock climbing begins. There is a huge stone to help you feel your heart. Standing on the stone, you can look up at the Thousand-foot Tower, where the cliff is steep and soaring into the sky. The timid person stops here and prepares to go back. Only those who are not afraid of hardships and dare to climb will have the opportunity to enjoy more beautiful scenery on the dangerous peaks of Huashan Mountain. A narrow and steep thousand-foot stone staircase supports a person up and down. There are more than 370 stone steps. It is difficult to climb without steel cables. Thousand-foot buildings pass through Baiji Canyon to Laojunli, a trench-like road sandwiched between steep stone walls. There are more than 570 stone steps, ending at Houchou. As the name suggests, even the monkeys are worried, which shows how steep the cliff is. After passing Houchou, we arrived at the north peak of Huashan Mountain.
Tickets: off-season (December 1 to March 31 of the following year), 50 yuan/person; peak season (April 1 to November 30), 100 yuan/person; transportation: in You can take the bus from Xi'an to Huayin at Xi'an Chengdong (Tangdu) Bus Station (No. 17, Changle Middle Road), which runs every ten minutes; you can also take the No. 1 tourist bus at the West Railway Station Square. Transportation: The Huashan Cableway runs from Wamiagou to Beifeng. The one-way fare for adults is 60 yuan/person, and the round-trip fare is 110 yuan/person; the children’s one-way fare is 35 yuan/person, and the round-trip fare is 60 yuan/person. Business hours: 7:00-19:00 in peak season, 9:00-17:00 in off-season. Best time to travel: Huashan Mountain has different scenery in four seasons, forming Yunhua Mountain, Yuhua Mountain, Wuhua Mountain and Xuehua Mountain. Climbing mountains in spring brings all things back to life, with blooming mountain flowers, abundant cloud cover, and quiet and pleasant scenery; in summer, the temperature in the mountains is cool, there is abundant rain, and waterfalls in the mountains hang like the Milky Way, making people deeply feel the seclusion of Huashan Mountain; in autumn, the mountains are covered with red leaves, The film is gorgeous and heart-warming; in winter, the white snow gives people a sense of wonderland.
But throughout the year, the best time to climb the mountain is from April to October, which is also the peak tourist season in Huashan. The fifteenth day of the third lunar month is the day facing the mountains, and there will be grand temple fairs and celebrations on the mountains. Food: There are food stalls along Huashan Road. Folk snacks include Shaanxi specialties, such as noodles, arugula, buckwheat jelly, pot helmets, desert pickled beef and mutton, etc. There are also Huashan snacks, such as cold skin, cold noodles, knife noodles, Yunnan noodles, Yellow River catfish, etc., which make people linger after tasting them. On Yuquan Road at the foot of Huashan Mountain, in Huayin City, there are many restaurants and hotels. It's very c
Also, gloves, socks, crutches, etc. It depends on the individual; 2. It is best to eat some high-calorie food before climbing the mountain, which can effectively increase your physical strength, otherwise you will be exhausted halfway through the climb; 3. It is easy to get thirsty when climbing Huashan, but don't drink too much on the way. It is best to drink a little wine to moisten your mouth; 4. Pay attention to environmental protection when mountaineering and do not litter. It is recommended to pack it yourself and take it back to the mountain; 5. Be sure to pay attention to safety when climbing the long plank road and flying kites.
Schematic diagram: (Click to enlarge the picture) Xiyue Temple Xiyue Temple is located five miles east of Huayin City. It is the place where emperors of all dynasties worshiped the God of Mount Huashan. The temple was built in the early years of Emperor Wu of the Western Han Dynasty (134-132 BC). The original site is located on the east bank of Fangluo River, south of Qiaoying Village, and is called Jiling Palace. From the eighth year of Yanxi in the Eastern Han Dynasty (165) to the early year of Xingguang in the Northern Wei Dynasty (454), it was gradually moved to its current location. It was once called Xiyue Huashan Temple, Jintianwang Temple, Huayue Temple, and is commonly known as the Lower Temple. It has evolved several times. It was originally called Xiyue Temple in the Ming Dynasty, then it became custom-made and has been used to this day. Yuemiao architecture began in the Eastern Han Dynasty, developed in the Tang and Song Dynasties, and was perfected in the Ming and Qing Dynasties.
Since its creation, it has been a special place for emperors or scholars to worship the God of Huashan. In addition, all the rulers of the Han Dynasty respected God, and they all offered sacrifices to Qian Chenyue to show their own rule and accept the orders of God. Therefore, temples have formed a special status in Chinese history, especially in the history of architecture. The temple covers an area of ??about 119,880 square meters and is the largest temple among the Five Sacred Mountains, so it is called the First Temple of the Five Sacred Mountains. The architectural form is the outline of the outer city and the inner axis, and the central axis is symmetrical. Its size is second only to the second-class sacrificial buildings of the Forbidden City and temples. Its grandeur is the epitome of the Forbidden City in Beijing and is known as the Forbidden City. Although accompanied by historical changes, there are several ancient buildings such as Jincheng Gate, Bingxing Gate, Ship Archway, Archway, Linghao Hall, Stele Tower, and Imperial Study Room, as well as more than 50 various stone steles with high cultural relic value.
The Yue Temple is dedicated to Shaohao, the White Emperor of Huashan Mountain in Xiyue. In terms of the overall layout, the Xiyue Temple complex faces north and south, facing the main peak of Mount Huashan.
The main building is symmetrical along the north-south axis, and is divided into six spaces at the front and rear, which set off and coordinate with each other to form an indivisible whole. The first space is the entrance in front of Wufeng Building. The main buildings include wooden archways, glazed walls, Linghao Gate, chessboard street surrounded by stone railings, stone lions, iron chess poles, etc. The second space is the yard behind Wufeng Building. At that time, it was mainly a place where monuments were erected. There were many famous brands in the past dynasties, and there were a dazzling array of seal characters, Li characters, cursive characters and Xing characters. It was once known as the small forest of steles in Shaanxi. Now only the Huashan Imperial Monument of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty remains. There is a beautiful story about the origin of this monument. It is said that Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty traveled eastward to pay homage to the mountains. As soon as he entered the realm of Huayin, he saw a group of people coming to greet him.
Xuanzong asked if they had seen it, and both of them shook their heads. Xuanzong understood that what greeted him was the spirit of the West Mountain. Therefore, Qin Shihuang named the God of Xiyue as the Golden King in the order of worshiping the five mountains, and placed a stone in order to make a difference, so this stone tablet was created. The monument consists of two huge stones connected by wire plates made of pig iron. The monument is surrounded by golden reliefs of Hercules 1-6 meters high. The inscription was written by Xuanzong himself. The world calls it the first monument in the world. Unfortunately, Huang Chao's rebel army invaded Chang'an from Tongguan and burned down the Huayin Xiyue Temple and the monument was destroyed. The third space is the courtyard between the Star Gate and the Golden Gate. Architecture mai
All parts of the archway are made of stone and consist of stone beams, stone pillars and stone squares. The archway is divided into three floors, with collections at each level. On the top there is a lion holding a vase, and the room is carved with twisted flower vines, surrounded by round dragons. At the eaves and corners of each roof, there are carved groups of fairies. The archway is on the eaves, surrounded by double dragons, and has the word "Fujian" written on it. On the upper and lower sides of the middle are embedded stone plaques with the words "The Ultimate Dignity" and "The Most Powerful Heaven". The font is vigorous and powerful and was written by Yan Song, a traitor in the Ming Dynasty. On the front of Longmenfang, there is a picture of the Eight Immortals celebrating their birthdays, and on the back there is a picture of the Queen's Imperial Court Memorial. On the front and back of Longmenfang, there are two people holding trays, each with a crown, which means promotion and wealth.
There are two couplets engraved on the front and back of the pillars of the archway. On the one hand, they stipulate Shen Yue's authority; on the other hand, they praise Shen Yue's kindness and generosity. In addition, the archway is also carved with patterns such as two dragons playing with beads, a lion rolling a hydrangea ball, a pair of phoenixes rising in the sun, a crane playing, and a carp falling on a dragon gate. Various techniques such as round carving, relief carving, line carving, and openwork carving are used, and almost all animals and plants that symbolize auspiciousness in ancient Chinese traditions are used, which has significant artistic value. Kinmen is a wooden structure, glass, with a single eaves resting on the top of the mountain. It is the second largest existing building in Xiyue Temple. It is five rooms wide and three rooms deep. The brackets form a system of their own, with huge materials and sparse layout. Each flower is independent and stacked on top of it.
The entire building is simple and magnificent. There is Jinshui Bridge to the north of Jincheng Gate, which was built in the Ming Dynasty. The main buildings in the fourth space include Linghao Hall and so on. Linghao Hall is the main hall of Xiyue Temple. It is a glass building with 68 pillars, nine beams and ten purlins. It is located on the top of the mountain with eaves. It is seven rooms wide and five rooms deep, surrounded by cloisters, high eaves and dense arches. The entire building sits on a zigzag platform made of stone strips. There are five steps in front of the stage, the middle is the widest. A pattern of two dragons playing with beads is painted on bluestone in the middle of the road, which is called the Royal Road, also called the main step. There are guest steps, official steps and side steps on both sides of the royal road. The grades of temple staff are strictly distinguished through different pedals.
There are sacrificial plaques and incense tables of Huashan Mountain in the hall. Hanging in the main hall are plaques inscribed with Emperor Tongzhi's imperial pen destroying the immortal palm, Emperor Guangxu's imperial pen Jintian Zhaorui, and Empress Dowager Cixi's imperial pen Xianzhang Lingyun. The main buildings in the fifth vacant room include the imperial study room and so on. The imperial study room is where the emperor's books are stored. It is a wooden loft building with double glazed eaves, situated on a hilltop, five rooms wide and three rooms deep, surrounded by a cloister. It was built in the 42nd year of Qianlong (1780) and has a built-in horizontal stele named Lianyue Lingshu. The main buildings of the Sixth Space include Wanshou Pavilion, Youyou Square, Wanghe Tower, etc. The Wanshou Pavilion is located at the rear of the temple and is the commanding height of the temple. It was built during the Wanli period of Emperor Shenzong of the Ming Dynasty. The pavilion is divided into three floors, and the roof overlooks the Yellow River, so it is also called Wanghe Tower. On the left and right sides of the pavilion, there was originally a Buddhist scripture depository building. Unfortunately, after several disasters, the pavilion has disappeared. After Wanshou Pavilion, Fang Yue is a single glass eaves building located on the top of the mountain with three wide rooms and three deep rooms.
It was built by Lu Weiyuan, the magistrate of Huayin County in the 40th year of Qianlong's reign. The original Ming Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang's "Sleepwalking in Xiyue Monument" has been lost. In addition to the above-mentioned main buildings, Xiyue Temple also has a number of ancient buildings, such as Qingniu Tree, Fangshengchi, Han Shiren, Gubei Tower, as well as ancient cypresses and stone tablets with cultural relics. In June 1986, it was listed as a national key cultural relic protection unit. Tickets: 20 yuan/person. Operation hours: 7:00-19:00, 9:00-17:
In ancient times, it was said that the road to climb Dongfeng was difficult. The "Sancai Tuhui" account said: The hill is like a cut slope, dozens of feet high. Only a few footholds were cut on it, and there were no branches or vines to climb on either side. Those who climb to the top can only reach the top by climbing on the rocks and using their hands and feet. Today, several climbing steps have been opened and widened, allowing visitors to reach them safely. The east peak is covered with giant cypresses and pine trees, which provide shade and a very quiet environment. Tourists walk through the pine forest, where there are groups of trees with shades as green as umbrellas and canopies, and the pine waves sound like singing in their ears, which makes people feel relaxed and happy, and transcendent.
Wang Lu, a calligrapher and painter of the Ming Dynasty, recounted her experience in "The Legend of the East Peak": There are tall cypress trees in the shade, and the stone paths under the trees are fresh and quiet. The wind blows through the forest and the turbulent pines add to the charm of the music.
The rhythm rises and falls one after another, like blowing silk and bamboo, striking stones against rocks. Awesome! There are dozens of landscapes on the East Peak. There are natural stone patterns on the cliff on one side of the East Stone Tower Peak, like giant handprints. This is Huayue Zhangxian, which is listed as the first of the eight scenic spots in Guanzhong. The story of the giant spirit taking mountains and diverting rivers originated from this; there is Yanggong Building in Chaoyang District, opposite Yanggong Building in Xifeng District. It was built by General Yang Hucheng. There are the words "Wanxiang Rosen" inscribed by General Yang Hucheng on the tower. In addition, there are Qinglongtan, Ganlu Pond, Sanchong Cave, Qingxiu Cave, Bajing Palace, Tai Chi Dongyuan Gate, etc. Unfortunately, some landscapes were abandoned due to ancient times or natural disasters, and now only ruins remain. After the 1980s, some landscapes in Dongfeng were gradually restored.
Roads were repaired and reinforced, and pavilions rebuilt. On the site of the Bajing Palace that was destroyed by fire in 1953, a two-story wooden and stone pavilion was erected. This is the Dongfeng Hotel. Nanfeng Nanfeng is 2160.5 meters above sea level. It is the highest peak of Huashan Mountain and the highest peak of the Five Mountains. The ancients respected it as the head of Mount Huashan. Climbing to the top of the South Peak, you feel like the sky is so close and you can pick the stars. Looking around, you can have a panoramic view of the undulating mountains, the vastness and vastness of the mountains, the Yellow River, the Weihe River, and the vastness of the plains, allowing people to truly appreciate the majesty of Huashan Mountain and the magical fun of being close to heaven and flying in the clouds and mist. The south side of the peak is a cliff, upright like a cliff, and next to it is a deep fault valley, which is isolated from Sangong Mountain and Sanfeng Mountain. South Peak is composed of two peaks, the one in the east is called Songbai Peak and the one in the west is called Luo Yan Peak. It is said that South Peak consists of three peaks, including Xiaozi Peak on the west side of Luoyan Peak. In this way, Dayan Peak is the highest in the middle, Songbai Peak is in the east, and Xiaozi Peak is in the west.
The overall image is that of an armchair, and the three peaks look like a giant sitting north and facing south. Amin native Yuan Hongdao described the image of Nanfeng in his book "Huashan Ji", saying: If a person sits in danger, he will suffer from his knees. The origin of the name Luo Yanfeng is said to be because returning geese often land here to rest. The highest point is the top of Huashan Mountain, and climbers are proud to reach the top. Literati of the past dynasties often expressed their passions, wrote poems, etc. here. Therefore, many poems and articles are left to future generations. The inscriptions on the cliffs at the top of the mountain are so beautiful that they appear everywhere. Feng Zhi described in his book "Yunxian Miscellaneous Notes" that Li Bai, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, once climbed to the south peak and sighed: This mountain is the highest and can reach the throne of the Emperor of Heaven in one breath.
I wish I could use Xie_’s amazing words to ask the heavens. Kou Zhun, a famous figure in the Song Dynasty, wrote: There is only the sky above, and there are no mountains or mountains. Looking up at the red sun and looking down at the white clouds is a popular poem. There are many landscapes around Luoyan Peak, such as Tianyang Pond and Black Dragon Pond at the highest point, Anyu True Shrine and Yingke Pine on the southwest cliff. Songbai Peak is slightly lower than Yanfeng Peak, and the plank road is divided into three sections, from Nantianmen Shifang to the west of Yuan Chao Cave. The road was carved out of the cliff and is 20 meters long and 2 feet wide. It is the upper section, folded downward, and the cliff gap is across the iron fence. It is shaped like an aerial ladder. Tourists have to pull the rope down step by step, which is called the chicken coming off the shelf. It is the middle section, and the west section is the lower section. Road builders cut holes in the cliffs and wedged piles of rocks into them. The long plank road is the danger of the dangerous road in Huashan. Throughout the ages, adventurers and successful people have emerged one after another, including many scholars and celebrities, and many accounts have been passed down from generation to generation. Li Panlong, one of the last seven sons of the Ming Dynasty, wrote in "Taihua Mountain Records": The plank road is to the west of Nantianmen. Although the stack was protected by copper pillars and iron cables, it was less than a foot wide.
It’s more than twenty feet to the end. Fold it into a well, about three feet high, and fold it into a stack on the side. "Shuo Ling" also says: The stack in the sky is half eight inches wide and more than ten feet long, with nothing behind it. Wu Tongchun's "Two Travels in Taihua" more vividly describes the posture of the plank road: the double ropes hang down, and when walking, the side walls and arms follow the ropes, and the feet move sideways, and the heels often come off the board. After liberation, the Huayin County People's Government repaired and reinforced it many times. , use iron piles instead of wooden piles and stone piles, use square logs instead of wooden rafters, and update them regularly to ensure the safety of tourists. There are many poems about the southern peak of Huashan Mountain in the past dynasties. Wang Lu, a calligrapher and painter of the Ming Dynasty, wrote the first poem "Nanfengding": Asking the blue sky, I once left Li Maoxian. Return to the greedy and quiet guest, fly to the highest peak. Spitting out the anger of the Hongmeng system, God is better than Tai Chi.
How did Maolong get to Wucheng? Xifeng Xifeng is 2082 meters above sea level and is one of the main peaks of Huashan Mountain. It got its name from its location in the west. Because there are huge rocks on the top of the peak that resemble lotus petals, ancient scholars called it Lotus Peak or Furong Peak. Yuan Hongdao wrote in his "Huashan Yong": The stone leaf cover was cracked horizontally; Xu Xiake's "Diary of a Tour in Taihua Mountain" also said: On the peak, rocks rise, covered with stone flakes, like lotus flowers. In Li Bai's poem, there is a saying that the lotus cloud is a stone, which should also refer to this stone. Xifeng is a complete boulder, which is natural. The northwest cliff is thousands of feet long, like a knife. Its precipitous, high and masculine appearance is representative of Huashan, so the ancients often called Huashan Lotus Mountain. When you climb the west peak, you can see it from a distance.
The surrounding mountains are undulating, there are clouds everywhere, the surrounding fields are open, and Huangwei is winding. If you are there, all popular ideas will be swept away. There is a famous line in the poems written by Chen Tuan, a hermit in the Song Dynasty from 0755 to 79000: Send a message to Jia Dunke, this is the fairyland. The south cliff of the west peak and the south peak are connected by a ridge, which is more than 300 meters long. The stone is pale and looks like a shrinking dragon. People call it Quling, also known as Xiaoheilongling. It is one of the famous dangerous roads in Huashan Mountain.
The scenery of Xifeng can be seen everywhere, including Cuiyun Palace, Lotus Cave, Renjingzu, Splitting Ax Stone, Snake God Cliff, etc. It is accompanied by many beautiful myths and legends, among which the story of using agarwood to split the mountain to save his mother is the most widely circulated. On the top of the cliff, there are inscriptions all over the place, which is so beautiful.
The north peak is called West Shilou Peak. The Yanggong Pagoda on the peak was built by General Yang Hucheng and has an inscription by General Yang. On the rock at the lower part of the tower, there are the words "Zhen Po" inscribed by the calligrapher Wang Duo. There are many poems about Sister Feng by ancient and modern literati, including 0,755-79,000 poems by Qiao Shi in the Tang Dynasty, and 0,755-79,000 poems by Wang Lu in the Ming Dynasty. Even the imperial examination of the Imperial College of the Tang Dynasty used Lotus Peak as its title. Tang Deren's poem "Xifeng" says: Taihua weighs more than ten thousand, but it is only this peak. In autumn, it looks like lotus. Cui Qianxun is straight, green, and dangerous. There are feathers in the spirit, there are feathers in the spirit. Then the reflection closed the road, and the fragrance stirred up the temple pines. The dust is endless, and there are cars and horses everywhere. Beifen
There are many scenic spots on the top of the mountain, such as Zhenwu Hall, Jiao Gong Stone Chamber, Changchun Stone Chamber, Yunnu Window, Xianyou Palace, Shentu Cliff, Yi Yunting, Laojun Xuanli, Tieniu Terrace, All scenic spots such as Baiyun Wonderland Stone Archway are accompanied by beautiful myths and legends. Changchun Stone Chamber was the secluded place of Taoist priest Du Beiqian during the Zhenguan period of the Tang Dynasty. Legend has it that Du Beiqian worked hard to cultivate broken grains and loved to play the flute. He often asked his disciples to buy back many bamboo flutes. After playing a piece of music, he threw the flute at the foot of the cliff, and then played it over and over again until it stopped playing. Because he could not live in Yadong for a few months, he called himself Teacher Changchun. Zhenwu Hall is dedicated to Emperor Zhenwu, the northern god who protects Kyushu. Jiao Shishi, Xianyou Palace and Shentu Cliff are all named after the legend of Jiao Daoguang.
It is said that during the reign of Emperor Wu of the Northern Zhou Dynasty, the Taoist priest Jiao Kuang lived alone in Yuntai Mountain, where he ate and drank nectar and avoided the valleys. There were often three blue birds around him reporting the future to him. When Emperor Yuwen and Yongwu heard about his name, he went to the mountain courtyard to inquire and ordered a palace to be built in front of Jiao Gong's stone chamber for him to live. When the palace was built, there was no oil on the top of the mountain. When Jiao Daoguang prayed silently, soil gushed out from the bottom of the cliff in an endless stream. The oil in the oil tank also became complacent overnight and was inexhaustible. Later, people called this place where the earth gushes out and the place where the oil tank is placed Xianyou Palace. Due to natural and man-made disasters, many landscapes on Beifeng have been destroyed, leaving only ruins, some of which are little known because of their age. Wudian, the main building of Beifeng, has experienced thousands of years of prosperity and decay, and was extensively repaired during the Republic of China. 755-79000: The foundation of the temple was destroyed in recent years, and the first floor of the middle section of the Yellow River is a magnificent scene! During the Cultural Revolution, the buildings on the Beifeng were destroyed by fire, leaving only broken walls and ruins. The current building was rebuilt in 1988.
Surrounded by mountains and rivers, it is simple and elegant, retaining the original architectural style and becoming one of the main cultural landscapes of Beifeng. On the eve of the liberation of Huayin in 1949, Han Zipei, commissioner of the Eighth Administrative Inspection District of Shaanxi Province and captain of the Sixth Security Brigade of the Kuomintang's Shaanxi Security Brigade, led more than a hundred remnants to flee to Huashan in an attempt to rely on natural disasters to make a final struggle. With the help of the people of Huayin, the Chinese People's Liberation Army broke the legend that Huashan Mountain has been a Tao since ancient times. They climbed to the North Peak from Huangfu Valley and surprised the remnants of the bandits, creating a miracle in which magic soldiers jumped over natural obstacles and heroes outsmarted Huashan Mountain. Today, there is a round stone pavilion carved in granite in Huashan, built 100 meters in front of Zhenwu Hall. There is a Huashan Liberation Monument in the pavilion. Since then, Beifeng has become a site and classroom for educating young people on patriotism and revolutionary traditions.
Beifeng Cableway is located in Huangfu Valley, 2 kilometers east of Yuquanyuan. There is a 7.66-kilometer-long cement road leading to Wamiao Valley. From Wamiaogou, you can take the cableway directly to the North Peak. Huashan Sante Cableway is the first cableway in Asia. The entire set of equipment is imported from the Austrian Sobermar company, with a total length of 1,524.9m, a drop of 755m, and a one-way passenger capacity of 1,000 passengers per hour. The entire system is controlled by the computer for 5-10 minutes. Taking the cable car up and down Huashan Mountain not only saves tourists the hard work of climbing the mountain, but also saves the most precious time of modern people, creating convenient conditions for the elderly and children. You can also browse the beautiful and wonderful scenery of Huashan Mountain along the way, like a dragon's journey, flying in the clouds and mist, safe, exciting and wonderful.
Beifeng Cableway ends the history of a road in Huashan Mountain since ancient times. With the development of the western region, tourism is booming. Huashan Tourism Development Company will build a second cableway in two to three years to connect the West Peak and the natural moat, allowing more tourists to see the majestic charm of Huashan. The peak season is 7:00-19:00, the off-season is 9:00-17:00, the middle peak is located at t
The Jade Girl Temple is built in Fengtou. Legend has it that Duke Mu of Qin went to Huashan to look for his daughter, but found nothing. She was desperate to build a temple to commemorate it. There was originally a jade girl and a stone statue in the temple, as well as a dragon bed, a phoenix crown and a robe, but they were all destroyed by natural disasters and man-made disasters. Now the temple has been renovated for future generations, and the Jade Girl statue was rebuilt in 1983. Its appearance is dignified and beautiful, simple and rigorous. There are also stone turtles, rootless trees, sacrificial trees and other landscapes on the top of the mountain. The relevant rumors are very interesting, enriching the connotation of the mountain from different angles, adding to its magic and beauty. The ancients wrote many poems about Jade Girl and Jade Girl Mountain.
In the poems written by Du Fu in the Tang Dynasty from 0755 to 79000, there is a sentence about an immortal with nine blessings and leaning on a jade girl to wash her head; in the Tang and Han Dynasties, there is a poem "Xifeng Qin Huang Guanji Fu Tu Ming"; Gu Xianzheng The poem "Enter Huashan to Xifeng" contains sentences such as the statue of the golden god with three thousand realms and the jade girl with twelve layers of makeup. These poems are the icing on the cake of Zhongfeng and are rare and precious materials for studying Zhongfeng.