Where is junshan

Junshan is a national AAA-level tourist attraction.

Junshan is located in the Langshan Scenic Area in the southern suburbs of the city. The scenic spot consists of Langshan, Jianshan, Junshan, Huangni and Maanshan. The five mountains are not high, but they are exquisite and petite on the Mapingchuan river-sea plain, and the Yangtze River in the south depends on mountains and rivers.

Junshan runs through the north and south. It used to be an isolated island in the sea. It is said that this was once the place where the King of Qin stationed troops. Because of its shape, it is also called Xiangshan. intervene

The continuation/abbreviation of Shaoxing

Buddhist temple gate

Shangjun Mountain generally enters from here, so it is called the mountain gate.

The word "Dashanmen Cliff" at the mountain gate was engraved in the Republic of China. The stone wall in the east is engraved with the inscription of measuring sea level, and the stone in the west is engraved with Zhang Jian's "New Road of Meteorological Observatory". There is an ancient temple above Putuo Rock, which is the throat of the military mountain, and the mountain road passes in front of the temple.

East of the mountain gate:

To the east of Putuoyan is Camellia Bay, large and small, with Dawan in the east and Xiaowan in the west.

On the left (west) side of Putuo Rock is a lion cave. The cave here is steep and concave, and the left and right peaks are as prominent as crouching lions, so it is called lion cave. There is an old water temple. Further west, the old floating cup temple.

At the southern foot of Shandong Province, dozens of steps south of Lion Cave, there is a wind tunnel, which is spacious and looks like a second door, and can enter south and exit west, also known as Shimen Cave.

The gateway to the west:

From Putuoyan slightly to the west and then to the east is Liulang Road, which was built in the 12th year of Liu Yuganlong (1748).

On the side of the mountain road to the east of Liulang Road, there is a rectangular stone engraved with the words "Liulang Road", which was inscribed by Zhang Ting _: "This road was built by Liu in central Fujian, and the people of Fengling Mountain in eastern Zhejiang will live in the future, otherwise they will not die."

Putuoyan all the way to the west, Shoushan, Qianlong monk for eight years, advocated repair; The Old Lohan Courtyard was originally the former site of Xijing Temple in Ming Dynasty, and was later changed to Lohan Courtyard in Qianlong period. The abbot monk is Yuhuan, a famous monk in Junshan.

Tip: There are three roads from Liulang Road to the top of the mountain: First, Liulang goes east to Putuo Rock, and turns from Xiangbi Rock to the top of the mountain; One is from Baiyun Spring to the top of the mountain; First, from Putuoyan's journey to the West, this road is very steep. Tickets and opening hours

15 yuan.

Address: Rising Sun Villa 18, No.58, Jiangnan Road, Langshan Town, Chongchuan District, Nantong

Type: Shanbei Temple

Grade: AAA

Play time: suggested 1-2 hours.

Tel: 05 13-857009 18

Opening hours:

The scenic spot is currently under maintenance and is expected to be maintained for one year. Please call for details.