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Find out the details of the seventy-two peaks in Nanyue.

Among these 72 peaks, Yan Hui Peak in the south and Yuelu Mountain, Zhu Rong, Tianzhu, Furong, Zigai and Shiwu in the north are the most famous. The highest peak is Zhurong Peak, with an altitude of 1290 meters.

Zhu rongfeng

Zigaifeng

Miyunfeng

Shiyu PK.

sky pillar peak

Asahi peak

Side knife peak

Huirifeng

Roby PK

Yanxiafeng

Jin Jianfeng

Huixianfeng

Jiang Zhenfeng

Xianyanfeng

Furong peak

Lingyin peak

Bi Yunfeng

Qizhen peak

ganoderma lucidum peak

Huagaifeng

Zixiaofeng

Sunset wind

Diwei peak

Ba Su Feng

Stipke

Ling Yingfeng

Gui Xiaofeng

Shigefeng

Xianglufeng

Rigay PK

Nvshanfeng

Jixian peak

Spit fog \ towel two peaks

Baima peak

Maanfeng

Mile peak

Bijiufeng

bai yunfeng

Gao Qi \ the second peak of summer.

Lu Lingfeng (Yuelu Mountain)

Pomegranate peak

Cai xiafeng

Baishifeng

Yongtai peak

Jiunvfeng

Yunlong peak

Shuangshifeng

Mingyuefeng

Qingcenfeng

Puxianfeng

Shan' goulou

Huishang peak

Qian shengfeng

Lianhuafeng

Paradise peak

Xiangguangfeng

Yan Hui PK.

Tomi PK

Obstacle peak

Yonghe peak

Gaofengfeng

Lingyaofeng

Bixiufeng

An shangfeng

Qin Lingfeng

Fenghuangfeng

Manjusri peak

Ruiyingfeng

Bowl throwing peak

Yunjufeng

The first of the 72 peaks in Nanyue: Yan Hui Peak.

Yan Hui Peak, the first of the 72 peaks in Nanyue, with a scenic area of 2 13 12m2, is a key cultural relic protection unit in Hengyang. The name of Yan Hui Peak comes from two sources: one is that geese fly south for the winter, so the air is warm, so they don't fly south and return to the north; Looking at a wild goose in a mountain, Zhang Yi returns to the item.

Yan Hui Peak is 96.8 meters above sea level. Although the mountain is not high, there are many people who use it as an allusion in the poems of historical celebrities. The scenery here is famous all over the world. Wang Bo, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, wrote a beautiful sentence in Preface to Wang Teng-ting: "A cold array will shock you, and the sound will break Hengyang Pu". Du Fu, a great poet, once lived in Hengyang, leaving behind "Wan Li Hengyang Goose, returning to the North this year ...". Du He, Gao Shi, Wen Tianxiang, Fan Zhongan, etc. There are poems about moxibustion population. Because Wang Fuzhi, a great thinker in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties, was born here, and Zhou Dunyi, a Dali scholar in the Southern Song Dynasty, grew up in uncle Hengzhou's house, with rich cultural heritage. Let the scenic spots and historic sites of Yan Hui Peak become more famous at home and abroad.

The most famous temple in Yan Hui Peak is Yanfeng Temple, which was supervised by Tian Liang 12 (13). Master Hongxuan chose Yan Hui Peak to create a temple, and Emperor Xiao Yan named it "Riding the Cloud Zen". It was renamed Shanmen Temple in Tang Dynasty. Shoufo Hall was built in Ming and Qing Dynasties. War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, Hengyang and the Millennium Temple are doomed.

1964, Tao Zhu, the first secretary of the Central South Bureau, inspected Hengyang, advocating restoration and changing it into a park, which was partially completed. Construction stopped during the Cultural Revolution. 1983-1985 At the beginning of this year, Hengyang Municipal People's Government rebuilt Yan Hui Peak Park. There is one of the eight scenic spots in Xiaoxiang, "Pingsha Falling Wild Goose"; There is the "Wild Goose Peak misty rain" with the crown of eight scenic spots in Hengyang; There is the majestic Yanfeng Temple, and there is a wild goose carving marked by the Wild Goose City. There are more than 20 scenic spots, such as this Jun Xuan, to pay tribute to Wang Fuzhi. The masterpieces of contemporary calligraphers such as Zhao Puchu, Tang Tianji and Zhou Xiaoding, the poems of ancient literati such as Wang Bo and Chen Zongqi, and Tao Zhu's prose "The Style of Pine Trees" add luster and cultural connotation to the scenic spot.

The whole scenic spot has reasonable design, ingenious layout and fine construction. Pavilions and pavilions complement each other with flowers and trees, and the path is quiet. Climb Yan Hui Peak and look south at Dongzhou Taolang; Looking at the geese in the north, the Zhu Hui Twin Towers; Looking east at the Xiangjiang River, it is invincible; Looking at the beautiful scenery of Yueping in the west, the high-rise buildings are row upon row, and the traffic is busy, which makes people relaxed and happy.

Zhu Rongfeng, the highest peak of the 72nd Mountain in Nanyue.

Zhurongfeng is tall and straight, higher than the peaks of Furong, Zigui, Tianzhu, Xiangguang, Xia Yan and Furong. According to the newly compiled Records of Nanyue, the elevation of Zhurong Peak is 1289.8m, which is located at 27 degrees north latitude 18: 6 and east longitude 165438. It was named after Zhu Rong, the god of fire. According to legend, Zhu Rong was the minister of Xuanyuan Huangdi in ancient times. After human beings invented drilling wood to make fire, they couldn't save it, and they couldn't use it. Because of their proximity to fire, Zhu Rong became an expert in the management and use of fire. The Yellow Emperor appointed him as the official in charge of fire. Because he was familiar with the situation in the south, the Yellow Emperor named him Stuart, who was in charge of southern affairs. He lived in Mount Hengshan and was buried in Mount Hengshan after his death. In order to commemorate his great contribution to mankind, the highest peak of Mount Hengshan was named Zhurongfeng. As the old saying goes, "Wish" is enduring, and "Harmony" is bright. Let it be bright forever.

At the top of Zhurongfeng Mountain, there is Zhurong Hall, formerly known as the Old Holy Emperor Hall, which was built as a shrine during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty (1573- 1620). The present building was rebuilt later. There are stone railings on the rocks behind the house, and the scenery of Beishan is panoramic.

On the west side of Zhu Rong Temple, there is a platform. On a moonlit night, the moon is in the sky and the scenery is particularly bright. Tourists standing on the stage, enjoying the moonlight, have a different scene than on the flat ground. Even if the moon sets in the west, there is still its afterglow here. As described in Sun Ying 'ao's poem in the Ming Dynasty: "The glory of the world has been exhausted, and the light here is not low." You can imagine the beautiful scenery.

There are many temples near Zhurongfeng, and there is Shangfeng Temple in the south, which was called Guangtianguan before the Sui Dynasty, and it is a place for Taoist activities. During the Great Cause of Yang Di (605-6 18), he was ordered to change to Shangfeng Temple. Directly in front of Shangfeng Temple is the Nantianmen. There is a sun-watching platform on the hill behind Shangfeng Temple, and now there is a weather station. Next to the Sun Observatory, there is a stone tablet engraved with the words "the source of observing the sun". Autumn is crisp, especially in Chu Qing after the rain. Visitors can see the spectacle of "a red sun rolling a golden ball".

The Tail of the Seventy-two Peaks-Yuelu Mountain

Located in the western suburbs of Changsha, Yuelu Mountain is the tail of the seventy-two peaks of Nanyue Mountain, so it is called Yuelu Mountain. Yuelu Mountain has deep forests, dense bamboo forests and quiet scenery. The main attractions are Yuelu Academy, Love Evening Pavilion, Lushan Mountain, Yuyu Monument, Yin Xin Bookstore and Yunlu Palace. Yuelu Academy is one of the four major academies in China, which was founded in 976. Zhu Zeng, a Dali scholar, gave lectures here with more than a thousand students. Lushan Temple Monument is the most famous monument in Yuelu Academy, with the words 14 13 engraved on it, which was written by Li Yong, a great calligrapher in the Tang Dynasty. Love Night Pavilion, located on the hill of Qingfeng Gorge, is a good place to enjoy maple in autumn, based on the poem "Stop and sit in the maple forest late, the frost leaves are redder than February flowers" written by Tang Du Mu.