Which is the best place to watch the sunrise on Gushan Mountain?

You can go to the top of Gushan Mountain. A friend said that he could watch the sunrise from the pagoda in Saizen Temple. The sight range is very wide.

Gushan Scenic Area is located in the east of Jin'an District, Fuzhou City, Fujian Province, on the north bank of the Min River, 7.5 kilometers away from the urban area.

It is said that there is a huge boulder like a drum on the mountain. Whenever there is heavy wind and rain, it will make a sound, hence the name. The top of the mountain is Mount Wei, with an altitude of 870.3 meters. The peaks and rocks are beautiful, the canyon is elegant, and the ancient and famous trees are lush. Among the numerous rock caves on the peaks, the most popular ones are the Yao'er Peak, Baiyun Peak, Heishui Rock, Baiyun Cave, and Bodhidharma Cave.

There are also Xidong canyons, such as Eel River, Mo River, Gushan River, etc. Some streams are rushing, some are long and thin, and the Eel River Waterfall is even more spectacular; typical canyons such as Drinkwater Rock, Lingyuan River, etc. The cave is called the "valley within the valley". Gushan Scenic Area has a long history. It is said that Guo Pu of the Eastern Jin Dynasty recorded the "Right Flag and Left Drum" in his "Moving the City", which is the second most unique flag in Fujian.

Huayan Temple was built in the fourth year of Jianzhong of the Tang Dynasty (783), but was later abandoned. In the second year of Kaiping in the Liang Dynasty (908) after the Five Dynasties, the pond was filled in to build a temple, which is now Yongquan Temple. It was burned in the Ming Dynasty and later rebuilt. After several expansions in the Qing Dynasty, the entire temple covers an area of ??25 acres. The buildings are built on top of the mountain, one after another. It feels like you can't see the temple when you enter the mountain, and you can't see the mountain when you enter the temple. It is the best temple in Fujian.

The plaque on the temple door, Yongquan Temple, is written by Emperor Kangxi. During the Ming and Qing dynasties, it was the main place for publishing Buddhist works nationwide.

Since the twelfth year of Guangxu (1886), some foreign wealthy people have built summer villas in Guling (now Guling). On the eve of liberation, the mountain gate was deserted and the scenery was dull.