"Taiping Huanyu Ji" records: During the reign of Emperor Kaihuang of the Sui Dynasty, Liu Zhen became an immortal. Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty, Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty, and Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty ordered the construction of temples or inscriptions. At that time, it became famous far and wide, and literati and scholars often climbed the mountain to visit the scenic spots. On the mountainside is the White Deer Cave where Luo Wensi of the Qing Dynasty studied. In the bamboo forest on the side of the cave, there is the Incarnation Tower of Master Jun Hui and others. There are towering ancient trees on the mountain, and the trees are green and green. Thousands of fruit trees surround Yuntai Ancient Temple. On the outer wall of the temple, there is a book written by Huang Tingjian of the Song Dynasty, "A Journey to Anle Mountain" written by the Qing Dynasty.
Su Shi, a writer in the Song Dynasty, heard that there was a Celestial Talisman tree on the mountain, so he went hiking and wrote a poem: The Celestial Master has turned away to find out where it is. The jade seal is handed down as a treasure. The descendants of the motherland are still dead today. How can mountains and autumn leaves be divine?
Due to the dangerous terrain of Bijia Mountain and the surrounding cliffs, Luzhou built a city on the mountain during the Jiaxi period of the Southern Song Dynasty, and the site of Hejiang County was also built here. The remains of the ancient city are still clearly visible today. There are Bailu Cave, Jiulian Cave, Guanxin Cave, Bailong Pond, Immortal Stone, Jiaozi Stone, Dan Stone and other historic sites and stone carvings of the Ming and Qing Dynasties on the mountain. A pair of stone lions from the Song Dynasty were recently excavated, which are lifelike and even more precious. The ancient temple Yunshi Temple Mountain Freshly renovated. There are thousands of tangerines in front of the temple, thousands of bamboos behind the temple, green pines on both sides, and towering ancient camphors. From the river platform, you can see the Yangtze River flowing thousands of miles away, and the red water looks like a swimming dragon. It is a picturesque scenery.
There are 28 naturally formed scenic spots in Bijia Mountain, including Immortal Cave, Immortal Port, Immortal Stone, Jiulian Cave, Sundan Stone, Sutra Chanting Rock, etc., so it is known as a pocket-sized scenic spot. Among them, the Immortal Stone is one of the stone figures visible on the Yangtze River. Jiulian Cave is connected to another cave, and the strange rocks in the cave are varied. The terrain of Xianren Cave is dangerous, the wind is refreshing, and it is very pleasant. From Xiankou, you can enjoy the majestic mountains at the junction of southern Sichuan and northern Guizhou. The Shaidan Stone Man overlooks the three rivers and has an unobstructed view of the pastoral scenery in southern Sichuan. The Yuntai Temple on Bijia Mountain was built in the Sui Dynasty. In front of the mountain gate, there are still ancient camphors that are more than 600 years old, which is rare in southern Sichuan. The temple is sheltered by a large forest of bamboo and camphor. The temple is well preserved. Inside the temple are Huang Tingjian's inscriptions, Marshal Zhu De's poems, Ming Dynasty murals, and a Qing Dynasty bronze bell weighing a thousand kilograms.
The Forest of Steles in Bijia Mountain was inscribed on natural rocks by Zhu De, Zhang Aiping, Lu Dingyi and a group of famous calligraphers. It has high historical, cultural and artistic value and can be appreciated by tourists.
The clouds on Bijia Mountain are covered with fog, which sometimes gather and sometimes disperse, so it is known as Bijia Mountain with Clouds. The Forest of Steles on Bijia Mountain has high historical, cultural and artistic value.