Where is Qianshan?

A: Qian Shan, formerly known as Hua Qian Mountain and Jicui Mountain, is also known as Thousand Lotus Mountains. It is one of the famous mountains in the northeast of China, 20 kilometers southeast of Anshan City, Liaoning Province. According to legend, in ancient times, Nu Wa tried to mend the sky by refining stones. She accidentally fell into Liaoyang and grew into Qianlianfeng, which is today's Qian Shan.

A: In Anshan. It is easy to find.

A: Qian Shan.

Qian Shan, known as Ji Cuishan in ancient times, is also known as Thousand Huashan Mountain, Thousand Top Mountain and Thousand Lotus Mountain. Located in the southeast of Anshan City, Liaoning Province 17km, with a total area of 72km, it is a national key scenic spot in China. She faces the Bohai Sea in the south, and her ancestors are white in the north. The mountains rise from the ground and the sky is boundless. She is famous for its beautiful peaks, beautiful rocks, secluded valleys, ancient temples, high buddhas, pine trees and lush flowers, and has the characteristics of dense scenic spots, different scenery and exquisiteness. Known as the Pearl of Northeast China. Throughout the ages, it has always been a tourist attraction on the earth. Wan He Songtao Baizhanglan, Qianfeng Cui Ying and a lake lotus. Qian Shan consists of nearly a thousand lotus-like peaks, and its natural scenery is very beautiful. Although she is not as majestic as the five mountains, she has the beauty of a thousand peaks. She is displayed as a unique group hero image on the land of Liaodong, just like an endless natural picture scroll. Want to count flowers to the sky, 999 hibiscus. This is the swan song of the Qing Dynasty poet Yao. Looking from a distance, none of the various peaks on the mountain is among the many strange peaks, and the most peculiar one is the Thousand-Mountain Buddha. It consists of the whole mountain peak, which is located between the Thousand Foshan Mountains, adding mystery to Qian Shan. Xianrentai, named after the legend that Ding Chengxian and the crane returned to their hometown, is the first peak in Qian Shan. There is a panoramic view of the infinite scenery: the towering Gu Song is covered by wind and waves, strange stones are scattered all over the place, the ancient caves and pagodas are shrouded in clouds, and the lakes and mountains set each other off. Qian Shan has different scenery all year round: pear blossoms are full of valleys in spring and mountain flowers are full of valleys; In summer, the mountains are green and lush; Autumn is full of red leaves and the sunset is rainbow; In winter, white waves are empty. The beautiful scenery is beautiful all year round, attracting tourists to linger.

Qian Shan is located in the southeast of Anshan City, Liaoning Province17km, with a total area of 44km2. Known as the "Pearl of Northeast China", it is a national key scenic spot. She faces the Bohai Sea in the south and Changbai in the north, and countless peaks soar into the sky. It is famous for its beautiful peaks, steep rocks, secluded valleys, ancient temples, high buddhas, loose flowers and exquisite landforms. Qian Shan is a branch of Changbai Mountain, with its main peak 708.3 meters high and a total area of 72 square kilometers. There are 999 peaks and thousands of them, hence the name "Qian Shan", also known as "Jicui Mountain", "Qianhua Mountain", "Qianding Mountain" and "Qianlian Mountain". Qianshan "has no peaks, no rocks, no temples, and nowhere to live in seclusion". Throughout the ages, it has always been a scenic spot on earth that attracts many tourists.

Qian Shan consists of four major landscapes: Qifeng, Yan Song, ancient temples and pear blossoms. According to the natural terrain, it is divided into four scenic spots: north, middle, south and west. Including 20 small scenic spots and more than 200 scenic spots, distributed in several valleys. With beautiful scenery and different seasons, it is a scenic resort integrating temples and gardens. In midsummer, the climate here is extremely cool and the air is particularly fresh. It is definitely a wise choice for you to spend your summer vacation in Qian Shan.

Qian Shan has different scenery all year round: in spring, pear blossoms are full of valleys and mountains; In summer, the mountains are green and lush; Autumn is full of red leaves and the sunset is rainbow; In winter, the snow waves are continuous. The beautiful scenery is colorful all year round, attracting tourists to linger. Qian Shan not only attracts many tourists with its beautiful charm, but also suits photographers who are obsessed with natural mountains, rivers, beautiful scenery and flowers all year round. In Qian Shan in May, there are pear blossoms everywhere, and the flowers in the green bushes are refreshing. In the early summer of June in Qian Shan, the shadows of pine and cypress trees are dancing, as if a green waltz is being staged, giving people a harmonious and beautiful feeling. In the golden autumn of October, under the blue sky and white clouds, golden leaves are everywhere, which is the golden season for photography collection and harvest. Qianshan in 65438+ February is dressed in white. In the snowstorm, the pines and cypresses are more upright and the mountains are particularly steep. Rare coldness and grandeur will make photography more beautiful.

Qian Shan is the perfect unity of natural landscape and human landscape, and religious culture is the main body of human landscape in Qian Shan. "The mountain has already rung, so when you enter the temple, you can smell the jade furnace first." There are more than 20 temples, temples, palaces, temples and temples in Qian Shan. They are like shining gems embedded in the beautiful valleys of Qifeng, making ancient Qian Shan more charming. Some of these ancient and magnificent temples stand on dangerous peaks; Some live in the mountains; Some are located on sunny slopes; Some of them are hidden in the grotesque rock shadows of Gu Song, and they are in harmony with the natural scenery, forming a beautiful, elegant and quiet moving picture. As Aisingiorro Gausai, the duke of a small town in the early Qing Dynasty, described in his poem: "Fan Yu rises from the sky, and the fragrant rocks surround the green springs. The empty hall is clear and clear, and the valley is singing cicadas. The snail peak is green, and the pine is like smoke. The temple takes the peak as the screen and the mountain borrows the temple as the display. " Besides temples, there are countless caves, towers, pavilions and monuments, which are also an important part of Qian Shan's cultural landscape.