Guide words of Penglai Pavilion

As a silently dedicated tour guide, it is inevitable to prepare a tour guide, which consists of three parts: introduction, main body and conclusion. How to write a tour guide to be more effective? Below is a sample tour guide of Penglai Pavilion that I compiled for you. I hope it will be helpful to you. Penglai Pavilion’s Guide Speech Sample 1

Dear travelers and friends:

Hello everyone! Welcome to Penglai Pavilion, which is known as "Wonderland on Earth". I am the tour guide serving you today. I hope you all have a good time.

Penglai Pavilion is located in Penglai City. The charm of Penglai lies not only in its profound culture and great mountains and rivers, but also in its beautiful and moving myths and legends. "The Book of Mountains and Seas" vividly depicts the three sacred mountains of Penglai, Yingzhou and Fangzhang. Later, another mythical story was spread from Penglai - "Eight Immortals Crossing the Sea", which made Penglai known as "Wonderland on Earth" even more worthy of its name.

Penglai Pavilion stands on Danya Mountain; the entire large-scale ancient architectural complex consists of six individual buildings including Penglai Pavilion, Tianhou Palace, Dragon King Palace, Luzu Palace, Sanqing Palace, and Amituo Temple, and their auxiliary buildings. Because the scenery of Penglai Pavilion is so spectacular and beautiful, it is collectively known as the "Four Famous Towers in China" together with Yellow Crane Tower, Yueyang Tower and Tengwang Pavilion. It became the first batch of 5A-level scenic spots in the country on December 24, 2006!

Everyone, please take a look at the "Wonderland on Earth" square. This is a painted square with four pillars and a single eaves. The four characters "Wonderland on Earth" are inscribed on the forehead, which are Su Dongpo's handwriting.

The next thing we saw was Amitabha Temple, which was built in the Tang Dynasty. In the main hall, the Three Saints of the West and the Eighteen Arhats are enshrined. In the middle is Amitabha Buddha, on the left is Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva, and on the right is Mahasthamaprapta Bodhisattva...

This is the mysterious Temple of the Eight Immortals. The eight immortals: Lu Dongbin, Tieguaili, Zhang Guolao, He Xiangu... created a beautiful myth here.

Looking at Baiyun Palace again, it is said that Baiyun Palace is the place where the Seven Fairies descended to earth. In "The Fairy's Match", the Seven Fairies have a line: "My family originally lives in Penglai Village." Penglai Village, where the seven fairies live, is of course the fairy palace in the sky. Therefore, once you leave the gate of Baiyun Palace, you will return to the mortal world.

Penglai is a spiritual place. Next, everyone can play freely, but you can't destroy the scenery, don't write graffiti, pay attention to safety, and be careful. Have a great time everyone. Penglai Pavilion’s Guide Speech Sample 2

Hello, fellow tourists! Welcome to visit Penglai Pavilion Scenic Area.

First of all, let me introduce the basic situation of Penglai Pavilion Scenic Area.

The ancient building complex of Penglai Pavilion was built in the Tang Dynasty. Originally there were only Amituo Temple and Dragon King Palace. Later, in the sixth year of Jiayou in the Northern Song Dynasty, that is, in 1061 AD, Zhu Chuyue, the prefect of Dengzhou, came here and saw The scenery here is beautiful and pleasant, so the Dragon King Temple was moved westward and the Penglai Pavilion was built. After expansion in the Song, Ming and Qing dynasties, it formed its current scale. The total area of ??Penglai Pavilion Scenic Area is 32,800 square meters, with a construction area of ??18,900 square meters. In the scenic area, the pavilions on the upper floors rise into the sky, and the Cangshan Mountain is shaded by green cypresses; at the foot of the mountain, there are vast expanse of blue waves and vast mist, which is known as the "Wonderland on Earth".

In 1982, Penglai Pavilion and Penglai Water City were announced as national key cultural relics protection units by the State Council; in 2007, they became the first batch of 5a-level scenic spots in my country. When we entered the main entrance of the Penglai Pavilion Scenic Area, the first thing we saw was the "Penglai in the World" square. This is a painted square with four pillars and a single eaves. It has four large gilt characters on the forehead, which are the handwriting of Su Dongpo. The couplets "Magical and spectacular Penglai Pavilion, the majestic Danya Mountain" inscribed by calligrapher and painter Liu Haisu and "The steps of Danya Qiongge are carefree, and the mind is leaping in the blue sea and fairyland" inscribed by Fei Xinwo are engraved on the inner and outer pillars respectively, indicating this archway. It is the gate to the fairyland, and visitors can take a tour of the gods upon entering.

Okay, friends, follow me up. We are now at the "Amitabha Temple", the only Buddhist building in Penglai Pavilion. Amitabha Temple was built in the Tang Dynasty. Amitabha is the abbreviation of Amitabha Buddha, the leader of the Western Paradise.

This is the front hall of Amitabha Temple. The one on the right is the Mystic Vajra, and the one on the left is Narayana Vajra. Each of the two Vajra holds a precious pestle, becoming the first line of defense to protect the temple.

Next we visit the main hall of Amitabha Temple, where the Three Saints of the West and the Eighteen Arhats are enshrined. The one in the middle is Amitabha, with Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva on the left and Mahasthamaprapta Bodhisattva on the right. There is a "ten thousand" character on the chest of Amitabha Buddha, which is an auspicious symbol of ancient Indian religion. It symbolizes the sun and fire. It is used in Buddhism to express the infinite wisdom and compassion of the Buddha. Amitabha is the leader of the Western Paradise. He can lead people who chant the Buddha's name to the Western Paradise. He is also called "receiving Buddha". Avalokitesvara is a Bodhisattva whose original vow is to be compassionate and save suffering. Whenever a person in distress chants his name, he will follow the sound and come to rescue, so he is called Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva. Mahasthamaprapta Bodhisattva is called Mahasthamaprapta. It is said that when he travels, the land in the ten directions shakes, so he gets his name. Enshrined next to it are the Eighteen Arhats, a group of disciples of the Buddha. Above the monks and below the Bodhisattvas. They came to the world to save sentient beings on the orders of the Buddha, and they always live in the world without Nirvana (no reincarnation of life and death).

After leaving Amituo Temple and going up the stairs, this archway is called Danya Fairyland Arch. These four words were inscribed by Vice Chairman Dong Biwu when he came to Penglai. This is the second archway into fairyland. We are now under the archway. As the saying goes: Stand under the archway and you will be safe and safe. Take a walk in the fairyland and you will have a blessed life and a long life. When you enter the fairyland, there will naturally be gods appearing, and in front of you is the Apparition Gate. The Apparition Gate is the gate of Thean Hou Temple.

In order to have the best tour route, we will go west from here to visit the Dragon King Palace. The Dragon King's Palace is the westernmost unit in the Penglai Pavilion complex. It is dedicated to Ao Guang, the king of the East China Sea and the legendary leader of the Dragon Kings of the Four Seas. In ancient times, fishermen rode small boats in the wind and waves, and their safety was not guaranteed. Naturally, it was easy to associate blessings, misfortunes, peace, and gods with gods. Therefore, Danya Mountain, which is shrouded in fairy spirit, was put to use by fishermen. In the Tang Dynasty, fishermen built the Dragon King Temple on the top of Danya. In the sixth year of Jiayou in the Northern Song Dynasty, Zhu Chu, the prefect of Dengzhou, made an appointment to see the high mountains, wide waters and beautiful scenery here, so he moved the Dragon King Palace westward to its current location. The majestic Penglai Pavilion was built on the original site.

What we are coming to now is the front hall of the Dragon King's Palace, which enshrines the two gatekeepers of the Dragon King. General Dinghai in the east and General Jinghai in the west. A certain silence means that the sea is calm and the waves are calm, protecting the fishermen. Safe voyage. Okay, we continued walking forward and came to the main hall of the Dragon King's Palace. Sitting in the middle is Ao Guang, the Dragon King of the East China Sea. Standing beside him were eight judges. Let’s look at the four on the east side first. The first is the patrol Yaksha, who is responsible for patrolling the sea at night, equivalent to the current maritime 110. The second one is the clairvoyant. As the name suggests, he can see thousands of miles away at a glance. The two at the back are the Thunder God and Lightning Mother that we are familiar with. The first of the four on the left is called the fish driver. He is responsible for driving the fish in the sea together for the fishermen to catch, so he is very popular among the fishermen. The second one is Shunfeng Er, who is a brother to the clairvoyant opposite. Don't say bad things about the Dragon King, otherwise he will hear it. The one below is Grandma Feng. The wind bag she holds in her hand can cause strong winds to fly as long as she loosens her grip. The last one is the rain god. The eight judges have a clear division of labor, each responsible for their own responsibilities and obeying the Dragon King's orders. This is where the Dragon King works, and behind him is his resting place. In the back hall, there used to be a wooden statue of the Dragon King, the chariot and ceremonial guards used by the Dragon King to travel, which were set up by people to pray for rain. In ancient times, when people encountered severe droughts, they would come here to worship. Then they would wear wicker hats and shout "please rain" and "please rain", and carry the statue of the Dragon King through the streets. Wherever they went, residents on both sides would carry water and splash it. , seek good luck. If his request was not answered, he carried the Dragon Prince to the scorching sun. When the Dragon King is sweating profusely, he will stir up clouds and make rain. This is also the reason why the Dragon King has a dark face.

After passing the Zisun Temple, we next visit Thean Hou Temple. Tianhou Palace is the largest single building in the Penglai Pavilion complex. It was built in the fourth year of Xuanhe in the Northern Song Dynasty (AD 1122) and covers an area of ??more than 3,000 square meters.

Together with Yueyang Tower, Yellow Crane Tower and Tengwang Pavilion, it is known as the four famous towers in China. (The "Penglai Pavilion" horizontal plaque hanging above the main entrance is the handwriting of Tie Bao, a calligrapher of the Qing Dynasty.) The main pavilion of Penglai Pavilion stands on the top of the ocher-red Danya Mountain, with the sea and blue sky as the backdrop, and the steep mountains and fields as the barrier. Looking at the Changshan Islands in the north and the Swordfish Water Village in the south, you will feel an otherworldly feeling when you climb up to the high pavilion. When there is fog in the sea and mountains, people feel like they are surrounded by fairy spirit. Looking from afar, you can see that Penglai Ancient City has become a modern seaside scenic tourist city with tall buildings and mansions. The mountain to the west is called Tianheng Mountain, and it is the southern starting point of the dividing line between the Bohai and Yellow Seas. Opposite is the Changshan Islands, which are composed of 32 islands, 8 nautical miles away from Penglai.

Let’s come in and take a look at the Eight Immortals. Legend has it that they traveled across the ocean in their respective treasures from here because they were drunk. Looking from right to left, this is the ugliest Tieguai Li among the Eight Immortals. He is also the oldest and most senior among the Eight Immortals. His treasure is the gourd in front, which contains a panacea that can cure all diseases. But now it seems that it is only effective for internal injuries. Otherwise, why couldn't he heal his legs? The next white-bearded old man is the eldest Zhang Guolao. His treasures are fishing drums (a musical instrument) and paper donkeys. There is a folk legend about Zhang Guolao riding a donkey backwards. Why is he riding the donkey backwards? There are four sentences to answer: How many people have I visited, but this old man is not as good as riding a donkey backwards, looking back on everything. People are warned to be cautious and think twice before acting. He Xiangu next to him is the only female immortal, and her treasure is the lotus in her hand. The head of the Eight Immortals is Lu Dongbin, who is sitting in the middle. His treasured weapon is the sword carried behind his back. The most handsome one is Han Xiangzi, who is said to be Han Yu's nephew. His treasured weapon is the dongxiao in his hand. The one with bare breasts is Zhongli of Han Dynasty. He was from the Han Dynasty and had the compound surname Zhongli, hence the name. Uncle Cao Guo's treasure is the cloud board. Lying on the stool was Lan Caihe, the youngest. He was only 14 years old when he became an immortal, so he got drunk first. His magical weapon was the flower basket beside him. Where did the Eight Immortals go across the sea? There are different opinions. Some say that they went to pay homage to the Queen Mother's birthday, while others say that they traveled east to Japan. No matter what, the gods are at ease and can go wherever they want.

The second floor of Penglai Pavilion is 13.75 meters long and 8.55 meters deep. It is surrounded by corridors on all sides, wooden grid handrails, wooden screens on the east, west and north sides, and windows on the north side for visitors to lean on the railings and watch the sea. . The outer forehead of the south gate is inscribed with the words "Blue Sea and Spring Meltdown", and the inner forehead is inscribed with "Scenic Scenery of China". In the middle of the north side of the pavilion hangs the "Penglai Pavilion" plaque written by Tie Bao, a famous calligrapher from the Qing Dynasty. The font is strong and thick. It has survived the catastrophe and is very precious. Hanging on the west wall is Dong Biwu's poem when he visited Penglai Pavilion: "It is the right time to visit this place, the autumn wind and summer breeze blow in the sea country; there is no fairyland without immortals, Penglai Pavilion is a good poem to write." There is also a couplet written by Marshal Ye Jianying in 1960, "Penglai Lady Work hard and live a prosperous life.