Introduction of tourist attractions in Kongtong Mountain

Kongtong Mountain is a national 5A-level scenic spot, which has the reputation of "the first mountain in the west" since ancient times. There are many very interesting scenic spots in the scenic spot, and every place is worth visiting. Today, Bian Xiao will introduce you to the tourist attractions of Kongtong Mountain. Come and have a look!

1. There are many caves in Kongtong Mountain, facing the sun, large and small, deep or shallow. According to preliminary statistics, there are 32 caves in * *. The name of Kongtong Mountain has much to do with the caves on the mountain, which means "emptiness". These caves have their own characteristics and opinions. Chaoyang Cave is one of the more famous caves.

Chaoyang Cave is located on the precipice on the east side of Shiziling, facing a ravine, covered with dense forests, and facing the west terrace across the valley. This cave is not very big. The mouth of the cave is 8m wide, 5m high and 5m deep. There is no access here, and tourists seldom come here. So, it is elegant and quiet. It is said that the rising sun rays are the first to enter the cave in the morning, hence the name Chaoyang Cave.

2. The danger of Sheng Leifeng Sheng Leifeng is a must. Shenglei Peak is not Feilai Peak, but a branch of Mazong Mountain, the main peak, which extends southward, just like a right arm of the main peak, and extends downward, pointing to Xiaqian River in Tao Tao. This ridge is 200 meters long and the highest point is only 5 meters. The whole mountain is full of Dan-colored stones, and the east and west sides are absolutely ravines. There are artificial stone steps on the cliff in the south, which can lead to Qipanling. As Leifeng goes from north to south, the mountain gradually becomes lower. Therefore, the Taoist temple building on the top of the mountain is built by the mountain, which constitutes a beautiful picture. Leifeng rock wall is steep and faces the abyss. During the thunderstorm season, Lei Yizhu looks at the empty valley like a landslide, which is amazing, hence the name "Leifeng".

3. Lotus Temple, one of Wutai Temple in Kongtong Mountain, was founded in Zhenguan period of Tang Dynasty according to inscriptions, and there are many temples around Gu Song. The troops retreated in the late Qing Dynasty. In the 4th year of the Republic of China (19 15), it was put forward by Zhu et al. 18 years later, I resumed sitting in the 3rd Hall of Peking University, the Earth Temple 1 Hall, the wing 1 door and the room 16. In 25 years of the Republic of China, Zheng Jun presided over the creation of the five pagodas of the West Three Sacred Buildings with brick and wood structure on the east second floor, and later the monks Pu Shan and Pu Hua presided over the repair of the mountain gate and the construction of three stables, which were abandoned after 1958. 1983, Shi Changhui, a Buddhist monk, raised funds to rebuild 6 west wing rooms, 1985, and restored 3 buildings of Miannan Temple. Artist Dai Guohua reconstructed the Golden Buddha, Manjusri, Samantabhadra and 18 Luohan statue. 1990, the Buddhist Association presided over the restoration of five rooms on the third floor of Dongsansheng Building, and the first to second floors were monk rooms.

4. The Buddhist Scripture Building, also known as the Buddhist Scripture Hall and the Buddhist Scripture Pavilion, is located on the east side of the original Zhencheng Temple. Built in the 31st year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1603), the Tibetan Scriptures Warehouse of Laoweizhen Temple was rebuilt with the investment of Han Fan's royal family, and was dedicated to storing three Tibetan Scriptures awarded by Empress Dowager Cixi. In the 11th year of Jiaqing in Qing Dynasty (18 1 1), the east and west buildings opposite 12 were added. During the Xianfeng period, ten thousand people in Jingning County helped Jingshijian to completely decorate it. After two years of Tongzhi (1863), the building collapsed and some books were lost. In the 24th year of Guangxu (1898), King Sang Quan originally ordered to invest more than 400 gold for restoration.

Zhenwutang, also known as Infinite Ancestral Hall, is the main hall of the imperial city. Built in Kangde period of Northern Song Dynasty (963-967), it was changed to Buddha worship pavilion in Yuan Dynasty to worship Sakyamuni Buddha. During the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, his wife Guo donated money and ordered officials to pray, expanding the main hall to 5 square meters, with a construction area of about 200 square meters and a roof of iron tiles. A shrine with a height of 1.5m and a length of 6m is set in the center of the main hall to worship the colorful golden statue of Zhenwu Dijun 1. There is 1 bronze cast basalt in the center of the niche platform, and there are 1 painted statues of Zhougong Taohua Station on the left and right. There are 1 plastic tortoise and snake incarnations under the left and right sides of the niche platform. Inside the temple, four spiritual officials of left and right painted sculptures stand in the temple. In the early years of Kangxi in Qing Dynasty, in response to the mutiny in Wu Sangui, the king was occupied by Pingliang and the temple was seriously damaged. In the fifteenth year (1677), Miao Qingyang, a Taoist priest from Longmen Cave, came to the abbot to raise money for reconstruction. 1982 was listed as a county-level cultural relics protection unit.