Manjingquan

Manjingquan

Manjingquan is famous for its four seasons in history. "Seventy two spring poems" of the Ming Dynasty chants the well and spring, saying: "the flow of water is endless, the well and spring is abundant, and the pulse is clear in front of the pavilion. It should be the night, the spring rain is urgent, the water is three feet high, and the pool is flat. "

Manjing spring is located in the northwest corner of eying ancestral temple in Baotu Spring Park. The spring is a hexagonal well with a depth of 5 meters. The wall of the well is made of stone, the Bank of the pool is surrounded by granite railings, and the spring stele is embedded in the south. It was once listed as 72 Famous Springs in the Jin and Ming Dynasties.

There are three ancient buildings in the South and north of the eying ancestral hall where manjingquan is located. The southernmost building is "Luoyuan hall", which is three rooms wide, two floors high, and has an overhanging eaves. In the south of the hall is the famous Baotu Spring. On the pillars in front of the hall is a couplet written by Zhao Mengfu, a great painter of the Yuan Dynasty. In the middle is the "e-ying Temple", with three couplets and two floors, red pillars and green tiles. It is dedicated to the two concubines of Emperor Shun, E-Huang and nu Ying. The three halls are simple and unsophisticated, offering sacrifices to Yao, Shun and Yu.

Address: Baotu Spring Scenic Area, No.1, Baotu Spring South Road, Lixia District, Jinan City

Longitude: 117.0150504957

Latitude: 36.660751

Ticket information: no ticket required. Included in the ticket of Baotu Spring Scenic spot.