What fun places are there in Mount Emei?

Jinding Jinding is adjacent to the Ten Thousand Buddhas Summit at the top of Emei, with an altitude of 3077.96 meters. Here, there are high mountains and clouds, and the scenery is magnificent. Visitors can enjoy the sunrise, sea of ??clouds, Buddha light, etc. on the edge of the steep Sheshen Rock. The four wonders of the Holy Lamp. If the weather is fine, you can also overlook the Gongga Snow Peak hundreds of miles away. Jinding is located in an alpine zone, so tourists must pay attention to cold protection, and those who are infirm should not stay for a long time. Buddha's light, sea of ??clouds and magic lamp are the three natural wonders of Emei Golden Summit. Looking from the viewing platform on the Golden Dome, when the white clouds are spread out in front of the platform, the sun shines on the clouds, and a bright and colorful halo can be seen. The monks call it "Buddha's light". It is said that if the shadow enters the Buddha's light, it will bring good luck, so it is called Jinding Xiangguang. The sea of ??clouds is another wonder of Emei Golden Summit. Whenever the sky is clear, fog rises from the deep valley and spreads in front of Jianguang Rock, accumulating thicker and thicker as far as the eye can see. The peaks on the top of Emei are like isolated islands in the vast sea of ??clouds. There is no wind in the sky, the clouds are like mirrors, and it is silent, as if you are in Penglai Wonderland. If the wind blows, the sea of ??clouds and waves will roll, like thousands of horses galloping, majestic and very spectacular. On nights when the moon is dark and the wind is clear, a mysterious holy lamp can sometimes be seen in the valley under the rock. In fact, the holy lamp is neither from the underworld nor from the gods, but is produced by the burning of phosphine in nature. Mount Emei attracts tourists from all over with its Buddhist culture and unique and charming scenery, bringing people into the wonderful realm of majestic beauty and fantasy.

The four-sided and ten-directed golden statue of Samantabhadra on the Golden Summit of Mount Emei is the tallest golden Buddha in the world and the first artistic form of the ten-directed Samantabhadra. The Golden Buddha is a bronze-gilded Buddha statue with a height of 48 meters and a total weight of 660 tons. It consists of a pedestal and ten-direction Samantabhadra statues. Among them, the pedestal is 6 meters high and 27 meters long and wide. It is engraved with ten broad wishes of Samantabhadra on all sides. The outside is decorated with granite reliefs. The ten square Samantabhadra statues weigh 350 tons. The 48-meter-high Golden Buddha represents the 48 wishes of Amitabha. "Ten Directions" firstly means the ten great wishes of Samantabhadra, and secondly, it symbolizes the ten directions of east, south, west, north, southeast, southwest, northeast, northwest, up and down in Buddhism, which means the boundless power of Samantabhadra's wishes. Perfect the Buddhas and all living beings in the ten directions and three times. The ten heads of Samantabhadra are divided into three layers with different expressions, representing the ten mentalities of the world.

Wannian Temple Wannian Temple is one of the main temples in Mount Emei. It was first built in the second year of Yuanxi in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. It was called Puxian Temple at that time and was renamed Baishui Puxian Temple in the Song Dynasty. In the 28th year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (AD 1600), the beamless brick hall was built. The construction was completed the next year and it was renamed Shengshou Wannian Temple. The bronze statue of Puxian riding an elephant cast in the Song Dynasty in the brick hall of the Ming Dynasty is the treasure of the temple. This bronze statue is 7.85 meters high and weighs 62 tons. Wannian Temple is a national key cultural relic protection unit. The existing palace has five levels: Shanmen, Maitreya Hall, Brick Hall, Towering Hall, and Mahavira Hall. The Brick Hall of Wannian Temple is one of the wonders of ancient Chinese architecture. The building has experienced 18 earthquakes in the past 400 years but has remained unharmed. It is known as a miracle in the history of Chinese ancient architecture. After 1986, the Maitreya Hall, Prajna Hall, Netherworld Bell Pavilion, Drum Tower Corridor, Mountain Gate, etc. were restored, making them magnificent and solemn.

Qingyin Pavilion Qingyin Pavilion looms under Niuxin Ridge, with the Heilongjiang River on the left and the Bailongjiang River on the right. The two rivers embrace each other. In the canyon where they meet, there is a huge black stone shaped like an ox's heart, which is called the Niuxin Stone. "Wash the beef heart with black and white water" has become one of the famous landscapes in Mount Emei. There is a Shuangfei Bridge right next to you. A Shuangfei Pavilion stands between the two bridges. Two clear streams run under the bridge. The "soundless sound of the two bridges" is a scenic spot in Mount Emei. There is a big stone standing at the intersection of the two streams. The water hits the big stone, making a loud noise, splashing waves, and stirring up bursts of mist. The colorful rainbow shadows appear in the sun, which is refreshing and pleasing to the eye. "Two rainbows flying together, one cow's heart for all eternity." Qingyin Pavilion was founded by Zen Master Huitong in the fourth year of Qianfu of Emperor Xizong of Tang Dynasty (877). Originally named Jiyun Pavilion, it was rebuilt during the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty and renamed Qingyin Pavilion. In one row of halls, three statues of Sakyamuni, Samantabhadra and Manjusri are enshrined. Surrounded by mountains and rivers, the place has noisy streams, rock ravines, forest springs, and is extremely quiet and tranquil. It is known as the most scenic spot in Mount Emei. Mount Emei is 700-3000 meters above sea level, with the Heilongjiang and Bailongjiang rivers intersecting it. The riverbed has a large drop, forming numerous springs, waterfalls, canyons and cliffs. In the area of ??Xianfeng Temple, Hongchunping and Qingyin Pavilion, the height difference between the peaks and valleys is more than 700 to 800 meters. Niuxin Temple is located at the foot of Niuxin Ridge, with dense fir trees blocking out the sky and the sun.

This temple was called Yanfuyuan in ancient times, and the temple gradually fell into disuse. It was the place where Sun Simiao, the king of medicine in the Tang Dynasty, cultivated his body and made elixirs.

A Line of Sky The Heilongjiang Canyon in the west of Qingyin Pavilion is facing each other and is as dangerous as a knife. It is about 6 meters wide and only 3 meters wide at its narrowest point. The cliffs stand straight down and fall straight to the bottom of the river. The situation is very dangerous. The skyline along the Heilongjiang Plank Road is the landscape of Yiquan Gorge in the Qingyin Pavilion Scenic Area. It is located in Shangbaiyun Gorge, Heilongjiang Province, 1 km west of Qingyin Pavilion. The Heilongjiang River originates from the Black Dragon Pool under Jiulao Cave, passes through Hongchunping, reaches Qingyin Pavilion, and meets the Bailongjiang River and flows into the Emei River. At the foot of Niuxin Ridge, heading west along the Heilongjiang River and up the mountain, the mountain trails always twist and turn on both sides of the river. In the old days, walking required wading back and forth, stepping on rocks to cross a stream, and walking through water among rocks. Therefore, the mountain trails in this area are commonly known as "Twenty-Four Roads with Undry Feet". The management department of the back scenic area has built several small bridges and renovated it into a flat cement mountain trail. Along the way, there are roaring waterfalls and towering rocks on both sides of the bank. The mountain roads follow the winding streams, giving the feeling of a "winding path leading to a quiet place".

Hongchunping Hongchunping is located in the middle and lower part of Mount Emei, with an altitude of 1,100 meters. It was first built in the Ming Dynasty and was called Qianfo Temple. It was rebuilt in the Qing Dynasty and was named after the three ancient Hongchun trees in front of the temple. The ancient tree is said to have been planted in the Tang Dynasty. The trees here are lush and the shade is like clouds. There is no noise at the bottom of the mountain, and there is no cold at the top of the mountain. The air is fresh. It is the most suitable summer temple for long-term stay in the whole mountain. During the Anti-Japanese War, Chiang Kai-shek stayed here.

Xixiang Pond Xixiang Pond is located in the middle of Mount Emei, about 2,100 meters above sea level. According to legend, it is the place where Samantabhadra bathed the white elephant. The mountains here are high and the air is bright, and the clear moonlit night scenery is the most beautiful. "The Moon at Elephant Pond" is one of the ten scenic spots in Emei. If tourists can stay here on a full moon night, the experience will be extremely unique.