When traveling to Mount Emei during the summer vacation, what attractions can you visit?

Mount Emei has the following main attractions: Xiujia Tianxia Waterfall, Mount Emei Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism Cultural Corridor, Baoguo Temple, Fuhu Temple, etc.

1. Xiujia Tianxia Waterfall

The four majestic characters of "Xiujia Tianxia" are embedded in the waterfall, making people feel that Mount Emei is becoming more and more green. When viewed from a close distance, the waterfall is majestic and awe-inspiring. Although it is not made by nature, it is better than heaven.

2. The Emeishan Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism Cultural Corridor inherits and promotes China's traditional culture through different aspects, and explores its own value and charm from the history and culture of Emeishan, highlighting its "first in China" The connotation of "mountain". The cultural corridor of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism has four parts: the first is the Three Elements of Taoism, the second is Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism, the third is Emei Martial Arts, and the fourth is the beautiful mountains and rivers. The Three Elements of Taoism refers to the story of disciples of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism, who came to the mountains one after another to seek Taoism. Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism show the history and development of the three religions in Mount Emei based on the idea of ??integrating the three religions into "harmony between nature and man". Emeishan Martial Arts highlights the culture of its three religions from the perspective of martial arts and the essence of heaven and earth. The mountain, spirit and water show mainly expresses the process of its new and old history in the form of photography.

3. Baoguo Temple is located at the foothills of Mount Emei. It is the first temple in Mount Emei, the seat of the Buddhist Association of Mount Emei, and the center of Buddhist activities in Mount Emei.

4. There is a thousand-year-old Fuhu Temple in Mount Emei, China. It was founded in the Jin Dynasty (907-960) during the Five Dynasties before the Shu period. It was a small temple at that time. According to the ancient "Emei Mountain Chronicles", it was It was first built by the monk Xin'an in the Jin Dynasty.