The best time to visit Guanyin Mountain: "Fireworks under Yangzhou in March". From April 18th to May 18th every year, Yangzhou City holds the "Fireworks in March Trade and Tourism Festival". At this time, Yangzhou's misty rain Mengmeng, Qionghua is in full bloom, and the flowers are fragrant. It is the golden season for tourism. The "Two Min Moon Cultural Festival" held in Yangzhou from September 8th to October 8th every year is the best place to enjoy the moon. The main activities include garden tours to enjoy the moon, Emperor Qianlong's water cruise, canal night tours, food festivals, etc.

Guanyin Mountain is the former site of the Lost Tower in the Sui Dynasty. According to "The Lost Tower", the Lost Tower was the palace of Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty. It was designed by Xiang Sheng, a craftsman from Zhejiang. "It was built by tens of thousands of ordinary servants over the years." "Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty once said: "If a true immortal travels here, he should also be confused." After the death of the Sui Dynasty, the building was destroyed. In the Ming Dynasty, Hu Tong once wrote a plaque "Jian Lou", which clearly meant "a lesson from the past to warn future generations". Emperor Yang's lessons serve as a warning to future generations.

Starting from the Yuan Dynasty to the Yuan Dynasty, it went through the Ming and Qing dynasties and was repeatedly demolished and repaired. Most of the temple's buildings today were built during the Guangxu period, and the Buddha statues were all remodeled after 1984. Guanyin Mountain is the representative of mountain temples. It is located on the east peak of Shugang. Because its terrain is the highest in Yangzhou, Gousi boldly uses the structural method of mountain temples: instead of emphasizing symmetry, the temple is built on the top of the mountain to follow the mountain. The ancient trees on the mountain block the sun, the red walls are towering, and the buildings and halls are staggered. The mountain and the temple seem to be one. First, it is characterized by deep twists and turns. The road up the mountain from the front is winding and winding, and when you climb to the top, the brick-paved mountain road is winding and steep. The two sides are like parapets on a city wall, so it is known as the "Little Great Wall". There are Yuantong Hall, Milou, Purple Bamboo Forest, Shangyuan and other buildings on the mountain.

These buildings are not on the same central axis. For example, the Shanmen Hall is built from the west to the east, while the Tianwang Hall and the Yuantong Palace are from the north to the south. When you think there is no way to go, go around the side hall. , then enter the purple bamboo forest, climb a few steps, and see the mysterious building appear in front of you. Ancient poets sketched the scenery here: "The pavilions are high and low, the windows are shaded, the secluded rooms are curved, the jade railings and red wooden shields are connected to each other, the loops are in four directions, the curved houses are connected to each other, and there are thousands of doors, and the top and bottom are golden and green." Its second characteristic is that it is dangerous. The temple is located on the top of a mountain, with a stone foundation. The buildings are all majestic, with towers and pavilions. Looking up at the foot of the mountain, dangerous buildings confront each other on the cliff. The woods here are called "Yunlin", the pond here is "Tianchi", and the building here is "Zhaixinglou". When Emperor Gaozong visited the south, he once gave a couplet that read, "The Lu River flows into the clear light, and the green mountains are still as ancient as before." The horizontal comment "mainly steep and steep" appropriately summarized its precipitous state.

The Buddha statues in Guanyin Mountain are very unique. The Buddha statues here are different from ordinary temples where "Sakyamuni" is the main image. The other Buddha statues are all stars holding the moon. With "Bodhisattva" as the main body, the four famous Buddhist mountain Bodhisattvas are worshiped at the same time. In the east room of the courtyard is Manjushri Bodhisattva, in the west side room is Samantabhadra Bodhisattva. Behind Manjusri Hall is Ksitigarbha Hall, and among the four major Bodhisattvas, Guanyin Bodhisattva is highlighted. , the main hall Yuantong Hall houses a giant seated statue of Guanyin Bodhisattva. The Buddha statues in Guanyin Mountain have extremely high aesthetic value. Ancient sculptors gradually integrated the secular world into Buddhist illusions, and their statues strived to create different charms of the characters. The thirty-two corresponding bodies of Guanyin Mountain are not only unique in face shape, clothing, and movement, but they are all the same. , more importantly, the detailed treatment of the characters' expressions strives to present the different personalities of the characters, and the pleats of the clothes are fluttering and lifelike.