Kaihua Temple 1
Located at the southern foot of the relic mountain in the northeast of Gaoping City, Shanxi Province, the main body of Daxiong Hall is the remains of the Northern Song Dynasty. There are exquisite Buddhist murals on the east, west and north sides of the temple, which were painted in the first month of Renshen's first year in the Northern Song Dynasty at least in September of Shengbingzi (1092- 1096).
This group of murals, in the form of boundary paintings, show a variety of architectural shapes, complex spaces and rich colors and decorations, which have preserved precious image materials for many architectural practices that have disappeared in the Northern Song Dynasty, and are also precious examples of visual expression and space shaping methods in ancient Chinese architectural paintings.
2. Tiefo Temple
Located in Labor Road, Huzhou City. The temple is divided into a front hall and a back hall. There is a statue of Tieguanyin in the center of the front hall. A Japanese bronze bell is displayed in the center of the back hall, and the back wall is inlaid with a huge monument of Tianning manjuji inscribed by Zhao Mengfu, a great calligrapher of the Yuan Dynasty. Tieguanyin, the Japanese bronze bell and the giant monument inscribed by Zhao Mengfu are also called the Three Treasures of Tiefo Temple.
3. Tsinghua Temple
Tsinghua Temple is located in Shennong Town of our city, which is divided into three parts: upper, middle and lower. ShangTsinghua Temple is the Tsinghua Temple mentioned in the New Record of Yangtou Mountain, which is in the southeast of Yangtou Mountain 1.5. Zhongqinghua Temple, also called Liuming Temple, is located in the middle of the foot of Yangtou Mountain. Lower Tsinghua Temple was announced by the State Council as the eighth batch of national key cultural relics protection units in 20 19.
4. Sanchang Temple
Wangsan Village, Mishan Town, located at the southeast of our city 10 km. Sanzhang Temple, also known as Yi Temple and King Protection Temple, is a god who worships heroes who shoot at China in myths and legends.
5. Wanshou Palace
Also known as Shenggu Temple, it is located in the north of the former village. Sitting facing south, it covers an area of about 1285 square meters. According to legend, there was a fairy named Ma in Yuan Dynasty, whose ancestral home was Yongnian, Hebei Province. She came here to cultivate immortality and cure diseases for local people and won everyone's support. Later, Ma Xiangu died with her head held high, but the world saw that she "walked in vain with a star crown and summer clothes" and built a temple to worship her.
Gaoping municipal people's government-scenic spot