Nantong Junshan Scenic Area Tourism Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

According to legend, Nantong Junshan was once a place where the King of Qin stationed troops. It is the highest mountain among the five mountains in the Langshan area. On Junshan Mountain, with lush trees and fresh air, there were once more than a hundred temples and banquet halls. It was a Buddhist resort in the southeast in the past. Overlooking Junshan, the mountains and rivers are intertwined, naturally forming a Bagua picture. Climbing to a high place, you can also overlook the Yangtze River, enjoy the vast scenery of the river, and the beautiful scenery of Langshan Mountain, Jianshan Mountain and the surrounding land. You will feel more comfortable after admiring it, making it the best choice for leisure and sightseeing.

Attractions distribution:

Junshan is located at No. 58 Changjiang South Road. There are Yanzhenzhen Cave, Baiyun Spring, Si Xian Temple, Bao Gong Temple, Dong Qichang Stele and the earliest private meteorological observatory in Chinese history - "Junshan Meteorological Observatory". The Putuo Courtyard on the top of the mountain is the main architectural landscape of Junshan. Facing north and facing south, it has the mountain gate, the Yuantong Hall, the Jade Guanyin Tower, etc. It is dedicated to the Thousand-Hand Avalokitesvara and the world's largest jade statue of Guanyin. The corridors on both sides of the courtyard are painted with 33 A stone carving of Guanyin. In addition, Junshan has built dozens of new scenic archways, China's No. 1 Guanyin Purification Bottle, Grand View Waterfall, Viewing Corridor, Wangjiang Terrace, Xiaoxiang Pavilion, etc. At the foot of the mountain, there is a barbecue area and amusement area with go-karts and bumper cars. , shooting and other entertainment projects.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 3A scenic spot

Scenic spot features:

Leisure, mountaineering, worship, photography, religion, mountains, waterfalls

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