The top ten scenic spots in Anyue, Sichuan are Jue Yuan Cave, Peacock Cave, Anyue Grottoes, Thousand Buddha Cave, Eight Temple Sleeping Buddha Temple, Qin Jiushao Memorial Hall, Wooden Door Temple, Huayan Cave, Cliff Statues of Sleeping Buddha Temple and Confucian Temple.

1, Jue Yuan Cave

Jue Yuan Cave is located in Yunjushan, Jinhua Village, Yueyang Town, Anyue County, ziyang City, Sichuan Province, southeast of the county seat 1 km, and provincial highway 206 leads directly to the scenic spot. It began in the Tang Dynasty and flourished in the Five Dynasties and the Northern Song Dynasty. It was named after the cave was dug in the Northern Song Dynasty. It is a comprehensive scenic tourist area integrating stone carving culture, natural landscape, popular science education and tourist reception center.

2. Peacock Cave

The Peacock Mountain, near Shuanglong Street, 55km south of Yang Le Town, Anyue County. The original temple was built in the Qing dynasty, and now there are only a few houses left. Between the rock walls behind the temple, there are large and small Buddha statues 10 niches and more than 70 cliff statues. In the center of the cave, there is the ruins of Guobao Temple in Tang Dynasty, among which the wheel built in A.D. 1570 is engraved with 144 Buddhist Sutra, which is extremely precious.

3. Anyue grottoes

The national key cultural relics protection unit (expanded and merged in 2006) is located in Anyue County, Ziyang, Sichuan Province. There are 9 places listed as national key cultural relics protection units, namely, reclining Buddha Temple, Xuanmiao Temple, Qianfo Village, Jue Yuan Cave, Huayan Cave, Pilu Cave, Mingshan Temple, Peacock Cave and Wooden Door Temple. Most of the subjects are Buddhist and Taoist statues.

4. Qianfo Village

Qianfo Village is located on Dayun Mountain, 2.5 kilometers west of Anyue County. It is named after more than 3,000 statues of Buddha, large and small, carved on the cliff of the rock village formed by the four Zhou Tianran on the top of the mountain. Qianfo Village, named "Qiyan Temple" in the Tang Dynasty, was renamed "Qianfo Temple" during the reign of Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty. Thousands of Buddhist temples are five fold, and have experienced thousands of vicissitudes. Now there are only a few thousand Buddha statues left on the stone wall here, so the masses also call it Thousand Buddha Village.

5. Eight Temple Sleeping Buddha Temple

Sleeping Buddha (the third cave), also known as Sakyamuni's nirvana, is a work of the Tang Dynasty. The sleeping giant lies in a sandstone about 20 meters high, with its back facing north and south, with a total length of 23.4 meters, a head length of 3 meters and a shoulder width of 3. 1 meter. It is the first reclining Buddha in ancient China.

6. Qin Memorial Hall

Qin's main achievement in mathematics is to systematically sum up and develop the numerical solution of higher-order equations and the first congruence group solution, and put forward quite complete "extraction of positive and negative squares" and "seeking one skill by taking great derivative", which reached the highest level of mathematics in the world at that time. The Qin Jiushao Memorial Hall built by Anyue is resplendent and magnificent.

7. Wooden Door Temple

The architecture of Mumen Temple is very strange and novel. It is a rare ancient architectural complex, with towers built in the pavilion and temples built outside the pavilion. Because only two doors of the pavilion are made of wood, and the rest are made of stone imitation wood, it is named as Wooden Door Temple. 1956, the people's government of Sichuan Province announced that Mumen Temple was a provincial-level cultural relics protection unit.

8. Huayan Cave

Huayang Cave, built in the Song Dynasty, is a mountain scenic tourist area integrating stone carving culture and natural landscape. Huayan Cave includes Huayan Cave excavated in the first year of Jianlong in the Northern Song Dynasty (960) and Daporuo Cave excavated in the fourth year of Jiaxi in the Southern Song Dynasty (1240). There are 159 statues in Song Dynasty, and 24 inscriptions in past dynasties.

9. Cliff Statue of the Sleeping Buddha Temple

The era of cliff sculpture and engraving in the reclining Buddha Temple began in the 11th year of Kaiyuan in Tang Dynasty (723). During the Kaiyuan period of the Tang Dynasty, large-scale engraving gradually declined from the Song Dynasty. Created by Xuan Ying, a monk in the prosperous Tang Dynasty, and later monks and customs, it is a leisure and holiday tourist area integrating stone carving culture and natural ecological landscape.

10, Confucian Temple

Anyue Confucian Temple, located at the foot of Longquan Mountain, is an important ancient architectural complex of Zizhu Park in Anyue County. In the ninth year of Jiaqing, Liu Youyi, the county magistrate, advocated changing the old system, and built Dacheng Hall, Chongshen Temple, East-West Wall, Jimen Gate, Moqiao, Xiangxian Guan Zhongxiao Hall and Palace Wall, covering an area of about 7,000 square meters, with a large scale and generous layout.

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