Travelers come to the southwest of Maanshan City, Tangxian Street, across the Lock Creek Bridge, that is, the Cui Lu Mountain, uprooted from the ground. Mountain northwest of the river, three sides of the Niuzhu River surrounded by 131 meters above sea level, as if a large conch floating in the water, the mountain is therefore named. The original name of this mountain is Niuzhu Mountain, according to legend, there is a golden calf in this islet. Mountain forest green, azure deep show, the western foot of the cliffs jutting out of the river is the famous Cai Shi Jie; northwest of the river concave place, known as the West Depression, the northern ridge called snail tail, the mountain is steep; southern foot of the forest, pavilions hidden, Taibai building and other cultural relics are located in the area, the highest place is Cuiluo Peak.
Taibai Tower
Taibai Tower, facing the Yangtze River and backed by Cuiluo, is surrounded by thick shade. It and Yueyang Tower in Yueyang, Hubei Wuchang, Huanghe Tower, Tengwang Pavilion in Nanchang, Jiangxi Province, known as the famous "three floors and a pavilion" in Jiangnan. Taibai Tower was built in honor of Li Bai, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. It was first built in the Tang Dynasty during the Yuanhe period (806-820), formerly known as the Exiled Immortal Building, with a history of more than 1,100 years. It was rebuilt in the eighth year of the Yongzheng reign of the Qing Dynasty (1730) and renamed as "Taibai Building", also known as "Tang Li Gong Qinglian Ancestral Hall". It has been constructed throughout the ages, and the existing building was built in the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty (1875-1908). Taibai building is 18 meters high, 34 meters long, 17 meters wide, using China's traditional ancient architectural style, the main building of three floors, the first floor for the hall, the second floor for the building, the third floor for the pavilion. Before and after the two courtyards, before the Taibai Building, after the Taibai Shrine, connected by the corridor, the second and third floors of the pavilion under the eaves of the Kuo Moruo writing "Taibai Building" and Zhang Kaifan writing "banishment of the immortal building" plaques, each with the charm of the very eye-catching. The two walls under the eaves of the entrance are embedded with a Qing Dynasty monument to rebuild the Taibai Tower and a tablet recording the life of Li Bai. Into the hall to face the large screen painted with Taibai roaming to the stone map, hanging on the wall of Taibai wandering map,
Upstairs set two boxwood Taibai statue, a standing half lying, and Taibai handwritten topography and various versions of the collection of poems on display, as well as poems, couplets, plaques, and paintings of the generations of celebrities and scholars. West of Taibai Tower is Guangji Temple. The "Guanyin Pavilion" in the midst of green trees is the only remaining building of the destroyed Guangji Temple, which provides the statue of Guanyin. In front of the pavilion on the left side there is a "Chiwu Well", is the oldest historical relics of Cai Shi Jie.
San Yuan Shrine
San Yuan Shrine, also known as the Three Officials Cave, Cai Shi Jie is the largest natural stone cave, in the moth-eye pavilion west of the rock, the hole is embedded in the cliffs alongside the mountains and the river, down to nowhere, such as from the water out. River water beat the cave cliffs, waves splash, dazzling. Cave up and down two floors, hole in the hole, can be connected to the river, the environment is chic, the four seasons scenery is very different, the cave is enshrined in the sky, the earth, water, water three yuan of the Water Mansion God. There is also a tea room.