Yuanjun Temple

Yuanjun Temple

Yuanjun temple is located at Taohua Valley entrance in Tai'an City. The ancient pine covered the top with long arms, and the huge cypress circled to block out the sun. On the southwest North cliff, the original poem "Taohua Valley" written by Emperor Qianlong of Qing Dynasty was engraved: "when spring comes, there is no place for peach blossom. The name of the valley is like Wuling. The five pines are not old, and none of them has ever been polluted. " Now it was destroyed by quarrying after the founding of the people's Republic of China.

Yuanjun Temple

Around the Yuanjun temple, there are inscriptions such as Wang Zhigang's "nun Xiuzhen", Wu Tongchun's "Daiyue aoqu", Wu Xiantai's "Congcui", song siren's "Shiwu Yunjian", Zhou and Han's "SONGFENG Diecui", Wu Tingshi's "xueyunning". The north of the sky mountain is Aoshan with round cicadas, which is commonly known as immortal village, and can accommodate thousands of people.

Address: taohuayukou

Longitude: 117.02743470669

Latitude: 36.262033296144

Ticket information: Free

Opening hours: 8:00-18:00