Wuhan Travel Notes - Longquan Mountain + Lingquan Temple + Tomb of King Mingchu

Longquan Mountain, this is a place I went to in September 2019. It is in Jiangxia District, Wuhan City, and the location is relatively remote. The camera was not around at the time, so these photos were taken with a mobile phone, iPhone7, with a 28mm focal length.

There are three scenic spots here, Longquan Mountain, Lingquan Temple, and Tomb of King Mingchu. They all require tickets, but they are not expensive.

Due to its remote location, there are not many pedestrians and vehicles, and the repairs are average.

The mountains are very ordinary. Fortunately, the weather is good and the sun is shining. The results taken with my mobile phone are also very good.

Although I went there because of the mountains, there were two other places that surprised me, Lingquan Temple and the Tomb of King Mingchu. After that, I also visited Guiyuan Temple. In comparison, Lingquan Temple was more grand. Guiyuan Temple was located in the downtown area. The buildings in the temple were too crowded and the structure was chaotic.

In the tomb of King Mingchu, I carefully studied the several stone statues inside. They were not made of cement, but more like ancient artificial carvings. Some were scattered in the weeds, and some were inlaid on the steps outside the main building. . Coupled with the lack of diligent repairs, it is covered with black lines, giving the entire building a sense of age.

Let’s start looking at the pictures.

Lingquan Temple

Longquan Mountain

Tomb of King Chu of Ming Dynasty

In the past, Bridge was used to process photos, and the pictures were saved on the computer and transferred to the cloud disk regularly to free up space on the computer.

This year, I upgraded the entire process. I bought a mobile hard drive specifically to store pictures, and changed the software to LightRoom, which greatly improved the efficiency.

I don’t know when I can go out again, sad.