Shanxi·Datong｜Hanging Temple

🔥First go to Hengshan, the North Mountain, then turn back to the Hanging Temple. In this way, you can avoid the peak flow of people at the Hanging Temple and have the opportunity to ascend to the Hanging Temple. 🔅The Hanging Temple is a temple built on a cliff. The Hanging Temple is not as big as imagined, but such a high-difficulty project has been built to this scale in ancient times. The Hanging Temple was built during the Northern Wei Dynasty and has been around for more than 1000 years. Why has the Hanging Temple been preserved so well? The reason is that the Hanging Temple is on the rock wall of Hengshan Cuiping Peak, affected by the main peak of Hengshan, Tianfengling. The Hanging Temple only gets about 1 hour of sunlight a day, so the wooden Hanging Temple is well preserved. In addition, it is recommended to ascend to the Hanging Temple. Only by ascending and looking far away can you experience the artistic conception of Li Bai's 'The dangerous building is a hundred feet high, and the stars can be picked by hand'. ⚠️Note: Be sure to pay attention to safety when ascending to the Hanging Temple, because the overall structure of the Hanging Temple is definitely not as safe as the current reinforced concrete, and the roads above are very narrow, and it is difficult for two people to pass together. 🎫Ticket: 15 per person, not including the climbing fee, the climbing fee is 100 per person 🚎Address: At the foot of Hengshan in the southeastern suburbs of Hunyuan County, Datong City