* mount Shan Temple

* mount Shan Temple

The mount Zhi temple in Jiang Hua Yao Autonomous County of Hunan province was built in the four years (1576) of Wanli * * in the Ming Dynasty, four hundred years ago. There are two unique places in the mountain temple, one is the architectural pattern of Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism. In ancient times, this building was in turn Buddhist temple, * the Guanyin Pavilion, Taoist Lv Zuge and the Confucian Wenchang Pavilion.

What we see is the pattern of reconstruction after the county town moved back from Shuikou Town to Tuojiang town in 1984. On the left is the mount * temple, the Wangjiang building on the right, and the six corner Pavilion, the Wangjiang Pavilion, which represents the popular culture in the early years of the Republic of China. Luzu Pavilion and Wenchang Pavilion were destroyed by the wars of the past dynasties and no longer exist. ?

Entering the mountain gate, we can see its second unique * *, the Yeshan temple is built in the rock gap. It can be said to be embedded in the mountain of Zhi mountain. We walk along the mountain into the Guanyin Pavilion, and can go directly to the mountainside. This is the so-called "Buddha in the mountains, Buddha in the heart.".

Address: Jianghua Yao Autonomous County, Yongzhou City, Hunan Province

Longitude: 111.61179120734

Latitude: 25.22093683592