Jiaoshan Review

Because the time of the tour of Beigu Mountain was surplus on the same day, I temporarily joined the Jiaoshan module, because I didn't buy tickets in advance, so I had to buy a full price ticket of 65 yuan on the spot. There are many buses from Beigu Mountain to Jiaoshan. The choice is 130. After I come down, I know that I must take a boat to cross the river to the scenic area. It is to explain that if you are crowded with the crowd on the ferry, there is no extra charge. The ticket is included in the ticket. If you don't want to wait in line, You can take a yacht for 2 people for 20 yuan (yachts can also go to other attractions, prices vary). After disembarking, there are two west and east lines. The basic attractions are on the west line. You can see Dinghui Temple first. It is not much different from the ordinary Buddha Temple. The incense is very strong. Continue to the west is Sanzhaodong, cliff stone carvings, etc. The former is Jiaoshan owner because he does not seek fame and fortune. Han Xiandi three summons declined to be named for the official, the latter is the stone carving Luo Han and the wall inscription, etc., lifelike sculpture and artistic handwriting, it can be seen that ancient literati and current developers have not less work. After reading these two places, there are two roads to choose from, one is to climb up the mountain, the other is to continue along the wooden plank road along the Jiaoshan circle, I first chose to go up the mountain, along the road you can see the pavilions, all the way to the Wanfo Tower, Jiaoshan is not high above sea level, so climbing is not laborious, Wanfo Tower is very high, If you climb the top, it will be a beautiful scenery, but unfortunately it is not open for repairs at present, and you can't go up. What you want to say is that the toilets on the mountain are also not open for maintenance, so it is best to get the internal emergency under the mountain, so as not to climb the mountain thirsty and drink a lot of drinks in one breath. There is no place to solve it. There is also a Banqiao Bookstore next to the Wanfota. I heard the name very cultural. I thought it was an old-fashioned book display. I went in and saw all Buddhist books. Maybe it was suitable for religious people. Although the map says that there is also Songyu Mountain Scenic Area to the north, in fact, Wanfo Tower is already the highest point of Jiaoshan. You can only go down the mountain if you continue to walk. There is a stone step to the anti-British fort. This is also the anti-British battlefield, but the real ancient cannon may have been damaged or removed. Therefore, several ancient guns are wooden, and they can be lifted with a little force. It seems that every tourist has become a "hercules", which makes people not want to laugh. Continue to enter the monument engraving scenic spot, this is a special garden in the garden, famous for the Tang Dynasty of the beginning of the Tang Dynasty, that is, the article written by the memorial of the dead crane, and then different versions from different eras were written and carved on the stone, and the posterity left these precious materials. Especially there are calligraphy by Wang Qianzhi and others, displayed on one side of the monument, for calligraphy lovers, it can be described as a big meal, this park is worth seeing, it can take about 20 minutes. The opposite bonsai garden and Guihua Garden are also small botanical gardens. Although the scale and content are incomparable with the serious botanical garden, it is also unique as a place to relieve fatigue in the leisure garden, and it takes about a quarter of an hour to walk around. From here, go south, pass Yanhe Bridge and other stone bridges, and return to the ferry side of the first scenic spot. There is Lushan Memorial Courtyard, which is to commemorate the establishment of Lushan Master in front of Dinghui Temple, which has made a great contribution to Jiaoshan's physical work. There is also Qianlong Palace next to it. But it has obviously become Jiaoshan Buddha Academy and is not open to the public.