Shichao cave

Shichao cave

Shichao cave is a Buddhist place registered by the state religious department. It is located in the southwest of Huidong County, 5km away from the county, and at the waist of Touhong mountain, 467m above sea level. It is named "Shichao cave" because there is a group of huge stones in the shape of a lion's head and two caves below it. The Temple district covers an area of about 100000 square meters. Shichao cave sits south and North, and back to Touhong mountain. On both sides of the cave are winding ridges, forming a narrow valley. In front of the cave is a small hill shaped like a "wooden fish". From a distance, it looks like an emperor sitting in court. It is said that Lai Buyi, a famous feng shui master, visited Shichao cave in the 18th year of Shaoxing (1148) of Song Dynasty. He praised the Feng Shui here and wrote a poem: "bingdingren flows eastward, Zhangshan peak rises to the top of three peaks; Jilong mountain comes up to commit crimes and shows his magic skills in the sharpening pit." According to an abbot of the ancient temple, the poem "Bing Ding Ren Xiang" means to sit south to north, and "Jia, Yi, Bing Ding" means East, West, North and south. "Flowing east" means that there is a small stream here, opposite to the Xizhijiang river flowing to the west, flowing eastward to the aunt ridge. Touhong mountain belongs to Zhangshan mountain range. "Qisanfeng" refers to Zhangshan mountain, lianhuading mountain and Touhong mountain. "Kilong mountain comes up to commit a crime" means that it is facing the front of Jilong mountain in Lianghua. You can use it as a crime platform to do business in the modaokeng (below the lion facing cave) here.

Address: Foye mountainside in the south of Pingshan Town, Huidong County, Huizhou City

Longitude: 114.71171152592

Latitude: 22.94891954287