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In less than three days, Laoshan Mountain will be fun with nine waters and eighteen pools. Personally, I think. It's convenient to live in the city with a shuttle bus. You can have a farmhouse banquet when you live in the mountains, but it's definitely not as comfortable as a star hotel. The routes must be selected. Some routes in Laoshan Mountain are well developed, some tourists are fresh and take paths, and people are often trapped in the mountains waiting for the police to rescue them.

pay attention to the weather. if it rains, the road will be slippery. Pay attention to sun protection and mosquito prevention, take warm clothes, and the temperature difference in the mountains is large.

There is a place where young people with quick skills can go together, that is, Tianxin Pool, which is difficult to climb.

Riqi Stone is located at the peak in the west of Changling Village, which is the heart of Laoshan Mountain surrounded by mountains on three sides and the sea on the east. Riqi Stone is a magical place, with heart-shaped Tianchi "Tianxin Pool", brain stone "Tiannao Stone", human breast stone "Tian Ru Stone" and 2 large (4 with a diameter of more than 3 meters) and small (2 with a diameter of more than 1 meter) Tianchi. Tianxin Pool and Tianfan Pool are the most beautiful.

Taiqing Palace, a scenic spot in Laoshan Mountain

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Longtan Waterfall

, also known as Yulongtan, is located in the middle reaches of Bashui River at the southern foot of Laoshan Mountain. The source of water comes from the valley Lao between Tianchading and Beitianmen at an altitude of 5 meters. It flows down a cliff of 1 feet, spouting pearls and spitting jade, and looks like a dragon dance, hence the name "Longtan Waterfall".

The highest peak of Laoshan Mountain is called Jufeng, also known as Laoding, which is located at 36 1' north latitude and 12 37' east longitude, with an altitude of 1,132.7 meters and a peak area of about 1.5 square kilometers. It is the main peak of Laoshan Mountain. Located in the middle of Laoshan Mountain, it is 1127.3 meters above sea level. It is the highest and most steep scenic spot among the nine scenic spots in Laoshan Mountain. There are sights such as the sky, the black tuyere, the five-finger peak, the Lingqi peak and the natural monument. There is a rock several feet square at the top of the Giant Peak, which is called "coping", also known as "clapping hands". It can only accommodate three or four people. The mountain of Giant Peak is steep and difficult to climb. It is 15 kilometers west from Liushutai East. It is more than 1 kilometers from Yanyun Stream in the south, about 5-6 kilometers from Yulinkou in the northwest to the southeast, from Shangqing Palace or Mingxia Cave in the east to the west, and from the southwest to the big circle, the fascinating stream can reach the Giant Peak. "Wonder of the Sea of Clouds", "Wonder of Xuzhao" and "Wonder of Colored Balls" are the three wonders in the scenery of Giant Peak. In particular, the "Xuzhao Wonder" is beautiful and magnificent, and it is listed as the crown of the twelve scenic spots in Laoshan Mountain, which is called "Jufeng Xuzhao". Giant Peak is one of the earliest scenic spots in China to watch the sunrise, while Laoshan Mountain is the only one to watch the sunrise on the sea.

Hualou Mountain is located in the south bank of Laoshan Reservoir, with an altitude of 48 meters. Hualoufeng is a square stone peak that stands in the east of the top of the mountain, with a height of more than 3 meters. It is composed of layers of rocks, just like a high-rise building with stacked stones standing in the clear sky, so it is called "Hualoufeng". It is also called "Huabiao Peak" because of the protruding of different stones, and it is one of the three strange stones in Laoshan Mountain, which was called Juxisendai in ancient times. In the twelve scenic spots of Laoshan Mountain, it is called "Hua Lou Duo Shi". Bai Yongxiu, a scholar in Pingdu in the Qing Dynasty, wrote a poem praising: "Mo Xiao Zhuo Li Bi Furong, the first peak of the famous mountain in Tiankai. The suffocation is steamed into golden liquid water, and Hai Xia flies over Shimen Autumn. " . Legend has it that the Eight Immortals crossed the sea via Laoshan Mountain, and He Xiangu gathered in Sendai to freshen up, also known as the "dressing room". Zhang Sanfeng, a famous Taoist in history, has an indissoluble bond with this peak, so it has become one of the famous mountains on the sea.

North Jiushui

The upper reaches of Baishahe River, named after nine bends of mountains and nine bends of water, originated from the water at the northern foot of the Giant Peak, which flows into the canyon. All the way, the peaks are beautiful and beautiful, so it has the reputation of "Jiushui Gallery". . Taking the "Jiushuijie Bridge" of Beijiushui Sanatorium as the boundary, it is divided into nine waters inside and nine waters outside, with a total length of 9.5 kilometers, which is the middle reaches of Baisha River. There are 18 bays in Jiushui * * * both inside and outside. When the water meets the peak, it will bend and turn into a deep pool, forming a landscape with its own characteristics and colorful scenery. The "Jiaoao Zhi" called the scenery of Beijiu Water: "The water is a dragon, the stone is surrounded by tigers, and the music and pictures are natural." Among the twelve scenic spots in Laoshan Mountain, the most beautiful one is the "Nine Waters and Bright Flows". In the Qing Dynasty, a Jimo scholar, Huang You, wrote a poem praising: "The rocky road can be sealed, and a river with nine twists and turns leads to a dragon. There is a suspicion of flax rice by the stream, and I am the heaviest in Taoyuan. " There are 18 pools in the North Jiushui Scenic Area, collectively known as the 18 pools of Jiushui. One water has "Zhirou Lake", the second water has "Jubei Lake", "Uncovered Lake" and "Weishi Lake", the third water has "No Corner Lake" and "Infinite Lake", the fourth water has "Self-made Lake", "All-round Lake" and the fifth water has "Jiantan" and "Deyu Lake". There are tourist resorts and sanatoriums in the tourist area. It was once listed as one of the twelve scenic spots in Laoshan Mountain with the reputation of "nine rivers and clear water".

Worship Buddha Temple

Worship Buddha Temple is also known as Jinggouyuan, Jingouyuan and Chongfu Temple. Located in the south of Houcun Village, Xifu Town, Chengyang District. It was founded in the 5th year of Jingyuan of Wei Yuan Emperor in the Three Kingdoms (AD 264) and rebuilt in the reign of Emperor Kai of Sui Dynasty (581 ~ 6). The temple is the oldest temple in Laoshan Mountain, which has gradually fallen into ruins since the Qing Dynasty.

Stone Buddha Temple

Stone Buddha Temple is also known as Chaohaiyuan, Stone Buddha Temple and White Buddha Temple. Located in the east of Kaoshima Village, Shazikou Town, Laoshan District. According to legend, the temple was founded in the early Southern and Northern Dynasties (and it was recorded as built in the Tang Dynasty or Song Dynasty). It was rebuilt during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty. The temple was once one of the three ancient temples in Laoshan Mountain. In its early years, it was grand in scale and enshrined in Buddha. In 1939, the house was still good, and the abbot was monk Hai Jing, with 2 monks. By 1959, there were still four monks in the temple. During the "Cultural Revolution", the statues, offerings, scrolls, cultural relics and temple monuments of the temple were all destroyed and burned, and the houses were demolished. At present, there are still four ginkgo trees in its site that can only be embraced by several people.

Huiju Academy

Huiju Academy is also known as Shizhu Temple. Located in the north bank of Laoshan Reservoir in Xiazhuang Town, Chengyang District. There is no test for the founding year. It was rebuilt in the second year of Emperor Kaihuang in Sui Dynasty (AD 582), and it was rebuilt in Dade in Yuan Dynasty. This courtyard is one of the ancient temples in Laoshan Mountain. In the Ming Dynasty, Huang Zongchang's Records of Laoshan Mountain recorded: "Huiju Courtyard is located at the foot of Fenghuang Mountain, 4 miles south of the county." After Haiyin Temple was demolished in the 28th year of Wanli in Ming Dynasty, its scriptures, offerings and cultural relics were moved here. During the Tongzhi period of the Qing Dynasty, the collapsed temple was converted into three Buddha temples. In 1939, the fashion was intact, and the abbot was Taoist Han Xinkui, with two monks. It was demolished in 1966, leaving only one temple site and one monument.

Lion Lotus Garden

Lion Lotus Garden is also known as Chengyang Temple. This courtyard is one of the ancient temples in Laoshan Mountain, located in the ancient city, Chengyang Village, Chengyang Town, Chengyang District, and its founding date is unknown. It was rebuilt during the reign of Emperor Kai of Sui Dynasty. The hospital was abandoned in the early years of the Republic of China, and its site is now Qingdao No.8 Flour Factory. There is a huge stone tablet in the southwest corner of the factory, carved in Gu Zhuo, which is precious and is the only remaining relic of the Lion Lotus Hospital.

fahai temple

fahai temple is located in Yuantou Village, Xiazhuang Town, Chengyang District. It was founded during the reign of Emperor Wu of the Northern Wei Dynasty (424 ~ 452), and it was said to be the reign of Wei Wudi in the Three Kingdoms (155 ~ 22). This temple is one of the ancient temples in Laoshan Mountain. Although there are two theories about its founding date, it was originally built in the Northern Wei Dynasty according to the research of stone Buddha statues unearthed near the temple in recent years. In 1939, the temple was intact and there were monks living there. In 1959, there were 2 monks and 2 sojourners in the temple. During the "Cultural Revolution", the statues, sacrificial vessels, cultural relics, scrolls and pavilions in the temple were all destroyed and burned, and the houses were converted into primary schools and kindergartens, which are now renovated with government funds. The temple is a cultural relic protection unit in Qingdao.

Xiakou Temple

Xiakou Temple is also known as Great Compassion Pavilion. Located in the east of Daqiao Village, Wanggezhuang Town, Laoshan District, in the north of Sanbiao Mountain, it is the east of Xiakou. Founded in the Tang Dynasty. The temple was built by Pufeng monks in the Tang Dynasty. It was originally named Great Compassion Pavilion, and it was enshrined in the Buddha. In the Ming Dynasty, it was rebuilt by the monk Ji Yun, and it was rebuilt again in Jiaqing of Qing Dynasty, where Guanyin was worshipped and the Buddha statue was moved to the back hall. In 1939, the fashion was in good condition, and the abbot was monk Nenglong, with four monks. The temple collapsed in 1959 and was demolished in 1966.

Fusaiji

Fusaiji is located in Dongtai Village, Wanggezhuang Town, Laoshan District. Founded in the Tang Dynasty. It is said that the temple was built by monk Pufeng, and it is the lower house of Xiakou Temple. It has already fallen, and now there is no wall.

Linhua Temple

Linhua Temple is located in Gejia Village, Xifu Town, Chengyang District. Founded in the Tang Dynasty. It is said that this temple is the lower house of Xiakou Temple, which has fallen in the Qing Dynasty and now has no walls.

Baiyun nunnery

Baiyun nunnery is also known as Shang nunnery. Located in the south foot of Jufeng, Shazikou Town, Laoshan District. Founded in the Tang Dynasty. "Rebuilding Monument in Wanli Period" written by Hanshan Monk in Ming Dynasty recorded: "Baiyun Temple is an ancient temple, and from Jiajing to Jiajing, it has always been renewed." In the Ming Dynasty, Huang Zongchang's "Records of Laoshan Mountain" contained: "Baiyun Temple is at the southern foot of the Giant Peak, and now it is the Jade Emperor Hall." In the Qing dynasty, the temple fell, and there is no wall now.

Puqing Temple

Puqing Temple is located in the west of Baiyun Cave, Wanggezhuang Town, Laoshan District. Founded in the Song Dynasty. In 1939, the nunnery was dilapidated, and the layman Wang Wuchan lived here in summer, but now it does not exist.

Xiefo Temple

Xiefo Temple is located in Xifu Town Village, Xifu Town, Chengyang District. Founded in the early Ming Dynasty. The large stone Buddha in the Huaihe Temple in the south of Jimo City was carved in Laoshan Mountain, and it was temporarily named here when it was transported. The village was also called Xiefo Village in the old days. Before liberation, the temple gradually fell, and now there is no wall.

Pilu 'an

Pilu 'an is located in the east of Fujiabu Village, Xifu Town, Chengyang District. Founded in the Ming Dynasty. In the south of Xiefo Temple, the terrain is parallel, with a temple field of 3 mu, and Zen is very prosperous. In the early days of liberation, it was used by primary schools. In 1959, it was in rags, and there was still one monk. Demolished in 1966.

daming temple

daming temple is located in Sihou Village, Xiazhuang Town, Chengyang District. Founded in the Tianshun period of Ming Dynasty (1457 ~ 1464). In the Ming Dynasty, the Guo couple believed in Buddhism and built daming temple. The temple collapsed in the late Qing Dynasty and was demolished in 1958.

Tiefo Temple

Tiefo Temple is located in the West Tiefo Cave in Qingshan Village, Wanggezhuang Town, Laoshan District. Founded in the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty (1522 ~ 1566). Originally a Buddhist temple, Taoist Liu Zhenjie lived here to cultivate the truth during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, and the temple gradually became famous in the early years of the Republic of China.

Chaoyang Temple

Chaoyang Temple is also known as Fushan Temple, Chaoyang Temple, Chaoyang Temple and Quanshengguan. Founded in the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty. The nunnery was built by Huang Zuofu, a scholar in Ming Dynasty, as a secluded study place. In the early years of the Republic of China, Zeng Mingben, who followed Prince Su, changed this monastery into a Taoist temple after the restoration failed, and became a monk here.

Hong Men Temple

Hong Men Temple is also known as Xiliantai, Xiliantai and Liantai Temple. Located in Liantai Village, south bank of Laoshan Reservoir, Xiazhuang Town, Chengyang District. Founded in the Ming Dynasty. The temple was built by a monk from Zihua, with eight Buddha statues in it. After Zihua's death, 18 of his disciples built brick tower burials. Qing Qianlong was destroyed in the last years, and it was demolished in Daoguang years.

Cool House

Cool House is also called Licun House. Located in Nanzhuang Village, Licang District. Founded in the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty (1571 ~ 162). Originally a nun's temple, it was in good fashion in 1939. The abbot was a monk and there were three monks. In 1959, there was one monk, two nuns and one sojourner. In 1985, he implemented the religious policy and moved to Zhanshan Temple.

Haiyin Temple

Haiyin Temple is located in front of Taiqing Palace in Wanggezhuang Town, Laoshan District. Founded in the 16th year of Wanli in Ming Dynasty (1588). Hanshan, a monk in the Ming Dynasty, built Haiyin Temple in front of Sanqing Hall of Taiqing Palace in the 13th year of Wanli, and completed it in the 16th year of Wanli. In the twenty-eighth year of Wanli (16), the emperor ordered the temple to be destroyed and the palace restored, and now only the ruins of the temple remain.

Kannonji

Kannonji is also known as Guanyin Temple and Beizhai Temple. Located in the south of Liuting Village, Liuting Town, Chengyang District. There is no test for the founding date, and it will be rebuilt in the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty. In the old days, the temple was full of incense, but it gradually disappeared and was demolished in 1958.

Bodhisattva Temple

Bodhisattva Temple is also known as Manjusri Pu Xian Temple and Tsinghua Temple. Located in Dongli Village, Licang District. Founded in the Ming Dynasty. In 1939, the temple was still intact. The abbot was a nun, and there were two nuns. Once used by supply and marketing cooperatives after liberation, it was in ruins in 1959.

Yugu Temple

Yugu Temple is located in Cuobuling, Shibei District. Founded in the Ming Dynasty. In the Ming and Qing Dynasties, this temple belonged to the temple of Laoshan Mountain, so it was named because a Yu's daughter became a monk here in the Ming Dynasty. In the thirty-fourth year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty, it was rebuilt and expanded, and there were 25 temples and houses. In 1939, the abbot of the temple was a nun, Yufang, and there were five nuns. There were still three nuns in 1959. The nunnery is now a cultural relic protection unit in Qingdao.

Qingfeng Cave

Qingfeng Cave is located on the south bank of Quanxin River in Wanggezhuang Town, Laoshan District. Founded in the Ming Dynasty. A nun lived here for 18 years, and there was an old address of Miro 'an in front of the old cave. Now the temple has fallen and there is no wall.

Lotus Temple

Lotus Temple is located in the north of Aoshanwei Town, jimo city. Founded in the Ming Dynasty. This temple is the lower house of Hong Men Temple (Xiliantai) in Laoshan Mountain, and it has fallen.

Dashi Temple

Dashi Temple is also known as Dashi Temple, Dashi Temple, Shiwan Temple and Shiyuan Temple. Located in Xishan, Shiwan Village, Shazikou Town, Laoshan District. Founded in the Ming Dynasty. The temple has three main halls, in which Guanyin is worshipped, and there are 6 acres of temple fields. In 1939, the fashion was in good condition, and the abbot was monk Yiren, with four monks. After liberation, the temple was converted into a primary school and demolished in 1966.

Qingliang Temple

Qingliang Temple is located in the south of Xiaofengkou, Shazikou Town, Laoshan District, and was founded in the early Ming Dynasty. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, the temple had fallen, and now there is no wall.

Shimen Temple

Shimen Temple is located in the south of Qikouyu Village, Beizhai Town, Laoshan District. Founded in the mid-Ming Dynasty. The temple was built in the southern foot of Shimen Mountain, where Guanyin was enshrined, and was rebuilt during the reign of Qing Qianlong. In 1956, the nunnery collapsed.

bairongan

bairongan is also called guzi temple. Located in the east of Qujiagou Village, Wanggezhuang Town, Laoshan District. Founded in the Ming Dynasty. The nunnery was built by Cui Jiean in Ming Dynasty. It was originally a nun's temple and later a Taoist temple. The nunnery had fallen before liberation.

transcendental nunnery

transcendental nunnery is also known as guzi temple and caoan. Located in Chaoran Village, Xifu Town, Chengyang District. The nunnery was built in the early years of Ming dynasty, and it has no walls for a long time.

Huayan Temple

Huayan Temple is also known as Huayan Temple. Located in the west of Houcun Village, Wanggezhuang Town, Laoshan District. Founded in the ninth year of Shunzhi in Qing Dynasty (1652). This temple is the largest existing temple in Laoshan Mountain. Originally known as Huayan Temple, the temple was renamed Huayan Temple in 1931. In 1939, the abbot was Lianqiao Monk, with 4 monks, and in 1959, there were 6 monks. In the early days of the "Cultural Revolution", the statues, sacrificial vessels, scriptures, cultural relics and steles in the temple were all destroyed and burned. Partial restoration in 1987. The temple is now a cultural relic protection unit in Qingdao.

Shimeian

Shimeian is located in Shimeian Village, Loushanhou Township, Licang District. Founded in the Qing Dynasty. In the old days, the nunnery was named after 1 plum plants, which contained Buddha statues and ink bamboo painted by Song Xiaozhen in Jiaozhou. The nunnery collapsed in 1957 due to disrepair.

Lingsheng Temple

Lingsheng Temple is located in Xiejiahe Village, Wanggezhuang Town, Laoshan District. Founded in the late Qing Dynasty. The temple is quite quiet and is the lower house of Huayan Temple. In 1939, the fashion was intact, and the abbot was Nenggao, with two monks. The temple was dilapidated in 1959, and now it has fallen.

Edit this section of the Twelve Scenes of Laoshan Mountain

1. Jufeng Xuzhao sees "Jufeng" 2. Longtan Spray Rain sees "Longtan Waterfall" 3. Mingxia is scattered from Taiqing Palace to the north, and it is about 3 kilometers away. It is Mingxia Cave among bamboo trees and green trees. Here, the stone peaks stand behind, the mountains are high and the forests are dense, and the front looks down, and the mountains and valleys are deep. Whenever the morning sun sets, the glow changes endlessly, so it is listed as the twelve scenic spots of Laoshan Mountain, which is called "Ming Xia San Qi". Sun Fengyun, a Gaomi scholar in the Qing Dynasty, wrote a poem in praise: "It takes no pains to climb the ranks, and it rises in the evening. The blue light pulls the ground steep, and the sea color forces the sky high. The sky is sticky, and the snow is dizzy. All three pots seem to be cut, overlooking the spirit. " 4 Tai Qingshui Moon went out to see the sea in Tai Qing Palace last month, which made it interesting. When all is silent, the bright and clean moon is lifted out of the sea by a mass of Jin Hui, and the dissolved moonlight is spilled on the sea, floating and shining, and the jade pot is ice mirror. The breeze swept the bamboo on the shore, and the waves patted it, and the scenery was wonderful. This is the "clear water moon" in the twelve scenic spots of Laoshan Mountain. Lin Shaoyan, a scholar in the Qing Dynasty, wrote a poem in praise: "Let's meet and visit the fairyland, and stay in Taiqing tonight. Yancheng