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Nanyue Temple

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The Nanyue Temple locates in the north street of Nanyue Town, one of the largest and most complete ancient architectures in China's Five Famous Mountains.

The temple is a palace style complex, possessing the features of Forbidden City in Beijing. Its land coverage is 98,000m2, the temple plays a significant role along with Tai'an City's Dai Temple, Dengfeng City's Zhongyue Temple, in both China and overseas. From the entrance to the back door, you will get through nine doors or halls: the Door of Lingxing, the pavilion of Panlong, the door of Zhengchuan, the Pavilion of Yubei, the door of Jiaying, the door of Yuying, the Primary Hall, the Sleeping Palace, the Back door. The primary hall is the largest building, which is also named the Grand Hall or Holy Hall. Its height is 24m, there are 72 stone columns in this hall, which represent the 72 peaks in Mountain Hengshan. The dragon and phoenix woodcarving on the eaves and the door are very nice fine arts. Around the hall, between the stone columns there are 144 pieces of white marble double-sides relief sculptures which was made in 1705, the Qing Dynasty (44th year of Emperor of Kangxi). Beyond the hall, there is a white stone dragon in the stage, which is ready to fly. And there are also the ancient painted pottery on the roof and the painting on the corridor wall, they are all elegant arts. The temple is fenced and portioned by red walls and the turrets. The stream flowing along with the walls. There are 8 Taoism temples to the east, and 8 Buddhism temples to the west. In the temple the pilgrims may find hundreds of and stone inscriptions. The temple was constructed in the Tang Dynasty (725 A.D., 13th year of Emperor Kaiyuan), and then reconstructed or expanded for 16 times. The current primary hall was reconstructed in 1882, when it was the 8th year of Emperor Guangxu reign of the Qing Dynasty.


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Xiangxi Private Hall

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Xiangxi Private Hall is the reclusive (for writing articles) of great thinker-wang Chuanshan in his old age. It is the key cultural relics protected by the Hu'nan Province.


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Jiangkou Birds Island Nature Reserve

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Jiangkou Birds Island Nature Reserve is located at the Jiangkou Town, Hengnan County, made up of 3 islands where Lei River and Sha River combine. Birds protected by the country are white cranes, aigrettes and egretsetc. With the spring-like climate on all islands all year round, the natural environment here is beautiful.


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Mountain Tiantang-Xijiang Drift

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It is located in the south of Changning City with a total area of 258 square km. The color of water in Tiantang Lake is same as that of sky. Stone forest in the mountain stretches about 10 mikes with different shapes of shones, peaks and stone columns extending to the sky. With beautiful hills and clean water, and wildlife resources, Mountain Tiantang is an ideal place for your holiday travel.


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Cailun Memorial Hall

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Cailun Memorial Hall is the memorial of great inventor-Cailun (inventor of paper).


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