Sign in l Register      AddFavorite
Asia Travel    Asia Food    Asia Culture

Home  >  Articles
Joanna's blog
 Articles:  (Mirror Grinding Terrace)
 

Danxia Temple

Danxia Temple was built by Zen master Danxia, who is the student of stone Buddhist, so it is named as Danxia. Danxia is also named as nature, so it is also called as natural Buddhist temple.

The current Danxia Temple bears the Gate of Mountain, the Five Mountains Saint Emperor Palace, and the Rear Palace in turn, under the main entrance, the surrounding area is spacious, from which you can look into the distance. On the top of lintel, inscribed “Danxia Temple”, which was newly engraved during the period of the Republic of China. At the end of Qing Dynasty, the monk in the temple Yujie made the sculpture of the god image of Five Mountains Saint Emperor in front of the palace, the bronze Buddha with the weight of half thousand kilogram was moved to the to the “July 1st Ruins” in the rear palace. On the one side of the front palace, opened a gate near the main road of mountaineering, while on the top of lintel, it is titled: “Five Mountains Palace”, so as to incur the pilgrimage of the pilgrims. Especially during the period of burning joss sticks in August, the pilgrims all enter the palace to worship the Five Mountains Saint Emperor, the incense and candle is extremely thriving.

 
Recommends gives the friend

Publishes at : 08-01-04 22:06

Url : http://www.asiavtour.com/China_Hu%27nan_Hengyang_Mountain%20Hengshan_Mirror%20Grinding%20Terrace_Attractions_a1097_s4_c11926.html

 
 
Integral: 206
ID: JSears@bellsouth.net
Nickname: Joanna
Regtime: 07-07-21
RSS: RSS: Joanna's blog -- newest 20 articles
  Add to Google
  Add to Yahoo
  Subscribe with Bloglines
 
Newest publication
Mountain Langshan Scenic
Yueyang Tower11
Yueyang Tower9
Yueyang Tower10
Yueyang Tower6
Yueyang Tower7
Yueyang Tower8
Yueyang Tower5
Yueyang Tower4
Yueyang Tower2
 
 
Classification
Articles
Travel Note
Photos
 
 
Monthly files away
2024-11
2024-10
2024-9
2024-8
2024-7
2024-6
2024-5
2024-4
2024-3
2024-2
2024-1
2023-11
2023-10
2023-9
2023-8
2023-7
2023-6
2023-5
2023-4
2023-3
2023-2
2023-1
2022-11
2022-10
2022-9
2022-8
2022-7
2022-6
2022-5
2022-4
2022-3
2022-2
2022-1
2021-11
2021-10
2021-9
2021-8
2021-7
2021-6
2021-5
2021-4
2021-3
2021-2
2021-1
2020-11
2020-10
2020-9
2020-8
2020-7
2020-6
2020-5
2020-4
2020-3
2020-2
2020-1
2019-11
2019-10
2019-9
2019-8
2019-7
2019-6
2019-5
2019-4
2019-3
2019-2
2019-1
2018-11
2018-10
2018-9
2018-8
2018-7
2018-6
2018-5
2018-4
2018-3
2018-2
2018-1
2017-11
2017-10
2017-9
2017-8
2017-7
2017-6
2017-5
2017-4
2017-3
2017-2
2017-1
2016-11
2016-10
2016-9
2016-8
2016-7
2016-6
2016-5
2016-4
2016-3
2016-2
2016-1
2015-11
2015-10
2015-9
2015-8
2015-7
2015-6
2015-5
2015-4
2015-3
2015-2
2015-1
2014-11
2014-10
2014-9
2014-8
2014-7
2014-6
2014-5
2014-4
2014-3
2014-2
2014-1
2013-11
2013-10
2013-9
2013-8
2013-7
2013-6
2013-5
2013-4
2013-3
2013-2
2013-1
2012-11
2012-10
2012-9
2012-8
2012-7
2012-6
2012-5
2012-4
2012-3
2012-2
2012-1
2011-11
2011-10
2011-9
2011-8
2011-7
2011-6
2011-5
2011-4
2011-3
2011-2
2011-1
2010-11
2010-10
2010-9
2010-8
2010-7
2010-6
2010-5
2010-4
2010-3
2010-2
2010-1
2009-11
2009-10
2009-9
2009-8
2009-7
2009-6
2009-5
2009-4
2009-3
2009-2
2009-1
2008-11
2008-10
2008-9
2008-8
2008-7
2008-6
2008-5
2008-4
2008-3
2008-2
2008-1
2007-12
2007-11
2007-10
2007-9
2007-8
2007-7
2007-6
2007-5
 
 
Statistical information
Article: 246
Travel Note: 11
Photos: 155
   
 
All rights reserved by Asiavtour.com