Is Magushan good?

Magu Mountain is a famous scenic spot among Fuzhou’s high mountains and strange gorges.

Magu Mountain is located in the western suburbs of Nancheng County, Jiangxi Province, 4 kilometers away from Jianchang Town, the county seat. The main peak is 1064.3 meters above sea level, and the daily temperature difference with the mountain below is about 8℃. For thousands of years, it has been famous for its majestic and beautiful natural landscapes and beautiful myths and legends. It is a Taoist and summer resort in southeastern my country.

In the Kaiyuan period of the Tang Dynasty, it was named after Deng Ziyang, a Taoist priest from the mountain, built the Magu Temple. According to the "Seven Notes of Yunji": Thirty-six caves and seventy-two blessed places are among the famous mountains. Magu Mountain is the twenty-eighth cave and the tenth blessed place. It is rare in China to have both caves and blessed places.

Magu Mountain encompasses one stream, two streams, three caves, four pools, twelve springs, thirty-six peaks, and ninety-nine temples. It can be said that the fruit of the mountain spirit is a blessed land and a cave. Since the 1980s, scenic spots and historic sites such as Bitao Temple, Chuiyu Pavilion, Longmen Bridge, and Guanpu Pavilion have been renovated, and natural landscapes such as Yulian Shuangfei, Chui Waterfall, Shengong Spring, and Banyue Spring have also been protected and decorated. In 1992, the whole county raised funds to renovate the antique buildings of Xianduguan, re-engraved the "Magushan Immortal Altar" in large characters, built a modern calligraphy stele gallery with a length of more than 160 meters, erected a stone archway into the mountain, and built Shuanglong Lake and supporting service facilities are also being built one after another.